Tie Siding Weather Underground

Nice little tie for the cords.

I've never had a glass-paneled case before, so realizing my husband accidentally got this with a glass siding was a source of minor panic. I can't keep a wine glass for a year, how am I going to deal with this?! And so on. So I'm going to start by saying, this feels very sturdy. 4 mm, tempered. I wouldn't jump on it, perhaps, but I can confidently take the side off without wincing. Despite the glass, it also is quieter than the 7 (? 8? 9?) year old case I ported the components from. Now, this brings us to the interior. I think you need to know in the event it's not obvious: I LOVE WORKING ON THIS CASE. Installing a new AIO radiator? Slide out the tray, nail in the fan, go take a coffee break and then poke at the CPU situation. No more juggling. Need to pop the side off to dust it? Push the button, because screw the screws, as it were. Everything is easy, and clearly built for being opened, reopened, and upgraded as God intended. I look forward to making this guy last so long I can't find the model #, much like my last Be Quiet! Case.

We just set these up in the pool area after painting them to match the siding of the pool house. We have them set low on the wall and horizontal with the bass speakers facing down. The sound is fantastic and fills the area with a nice soundstage and great detail. It's being driven by a HEOS Amplifier.

Was washing my siding and sprayed a camera and it quit. Tried pushing reset button under cover but did not fix so had to replace it. Was one of the original of the system I purchased in 2019. Will not spray with water again!!!

I initially learn about the Rip-Tie hook and loop straps when I was working at a film and video production company. This company had a lot of cables to deal with - power cables on portable equipment, video and audio cables in the studio and on location and others. These 1 x 6 ties are good for AC power cables up to about 8 to 10 feet long. If you're using cables longer than that go to the Rip-Tie site and check out their other tie wrap products. For lighter cables, like those used with audio or flash equipment, they offer narrower tie wraps that are much more convenient than this one inch wide model.

Weve been buying these Rip-Tie Lites for years and Ive always been very happy with them.  They are supposed to only be good for light duty, but weve had many of them on cables for a very long time without any of them losing their stickiness. Even on cables that get wrapped and unwrapped almost every day. We wrap them as a collar around one end of the cable, coil the cable and then wrap the rest of the tie around it. This way the tie never leaves the cable. Like the different colors as we have each color designate a cable length. So, whenever I pick up any cable with a red tie on it, I know that it is a 25!!!

This is so far the best elastic to tie cables. You can remove them as you wish.

It attaches well to my hi hat and its low profile tie down allows me to get as low as possible.

Great to hide in tie knot.

I can now charge my batteries without having to tie up my camcorder.