Review on Audio L Audio R Network Information Multimedia by Phil Show

This unit was bought for a table in a conference room and at first glance it looked great. Closer inspection reveals that it was hand assembled and whoever made it snapped off one of the screws leaving one of the inserts loose. I had a die kit to fix it, but who has it handy? The overall look was fine and it served its purpose, but it certainly could have used a little improvement in the attachment of the inserts. Basically the inserts were held in place by 4 screws with washers on the back. It wasn't designed like the wall panels you see in offices where the inserts snap into place. Another problem I had was the power insert, it was made to be universally fitting in every county on the planet because there were holes, crevices and corners everywhere. When I put the 110 connector in, I had to push it in to make it fit. On the back of the insert.... Well you need to cut the extension cord and solder the bare wires to the screw terminals on the back. In my opinion, I pulled this through with the electricity and simply used the hole as a passage for a 3-pin extension cable. I would say no unless you can run a romex to power the box behind this unit and make sure you have a tap and die set in case you remove one of the screws.