System Routing Table Spectrum

I purchased this Table Box Cover as a solution in routing a CAT5 cable from the basement to the first floor. It worked perfectly. The device is of high quality and looks great. I would definitely purchase another one in the future if I should ever need to do something similar. Highly recommended.

I installed the cable system that allows you to disassemble one end, which is a great feature for passing the cable thru holes when routing the cable.

Install went well after getting Spectrum to properly register on their system. Speeds are better than anticipated.

This is part of a AV system for a church where signal routing is somewhat complex. We substituted this one for a similar item, another brand, and it works like a charm.

I was happy to discover this device and even happier when I received it. Most interfaces focus on equal I/O or, usually, more I than O. This device is the opposite, which seems tailor-made for so many of our case-uses here -- it's strictly about audio *dispersion* from one source. I immediately ordered another -- at the size of a small external hard drive, I am even using it while unplugged from any sound outputs to allow my daw and show control software to maintain the routing that I've set up while away from the primary sound system. The headphone out sums all 8 channels so I can monitor my overall work while doing complex routing and cues from a coffeeshop, without having to be hooked up to the sound system with the real interface. Super functional, sturdy, clutch -- worth three times the amount.

Routing to a second monitor, this was great

Without the Arca-Swiss Monoball Fix Quickset Device I could not have attached an Arca-Swiss Monoball X-Table System to either of my tripods. The removable plates located on the camera attachment portions of my tripods (a Manfrotto head on a Bogen tripod or similar attachment plate of a MeFOTO tripod system) screw into the inferior surface of the Quickset Device thus allowing its attachment to the tripod. The lower rail of the Arca-Swiss Monoball X-Table System then slides into the superior surface of the Quickset Device resulting in attachment of the X-Table system to the tripod. It is important to be aware that the inferior rail of the X-Table system has no accommodation for a screw attachment to a tripod and furthermore is too narrow and has an incomparable configuration for directly attaching to either of my tripod heads. Thereafter one must use an Arca-Swiss Cameraplate 75 for MonoballFix in order to attach a camera to the upper portion of the X-Table system by use of what appears to be a second Arca-Swiss Monoball Fix Quickset Device which is included with the Arca-Swiss Monoball X-Table System and attached to its superior surface.

Finally, a wireless system that works without the hiccups of switching. Disconnected my Spectrum router and replaced it with these. covers 3000 sqft house - and covers a pretty large area outside. 2 are wired direct and the third is wireless. A little quirky to get the first one set up but any additional are just plug and play.

This router/modem Orbi system works great with spectrum. Took only a few minutes really to set it up. If it wasn’t for my Obama phone it would have been faster. So far so good! It looks really clean too!

I was initially skeptical about the Cokin system of filters. However this product does what it is supposed to do. It can be used with a full spectrum of lens sizes with the adapter ring. The optics are excellent. There is simply no equivalent of similar strength in a circular graduated neutral density design....