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10 years ago

Hey. How did you hide the Sonos plug in?

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Kasper Custom Home Remodeling
10 years ago
Ryan, it's likely that this sound bar and TV were mounted into the wall by a professional A/V group, who were able to work with the electricians to safely recess the cords into the wall and out of sight.

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