Cable Floor Recessed
Cable Floor Recessed
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 Nady SP1 Microphone and Stand Package  US $24.99
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 Yorkville NX750P nx750 nx 750p nx 750 PROAUDIOSTAR US $799.00
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 5xCopper Metal 3x XLR Male Recessed Floor Cable Box656 US $240.00
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 5x Copper Metal XLR 1 4 Recessed Floor Cable Box654 US $240.00
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 Yorkville NX750P nx750 nx 750p nx 750 PROAUDIOSTAR US $869.00
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 Copper Metal 2x XLR 1 4 Recessed Stage Cable Box653 US $49.99
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 Copper Metal 3x XLR Male Recessed Stage Cable Box656 US $49.99
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 Copper Metal XLR AV 1 4 Recessed Stage Cable Box654 US $49.99
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 Copper RCA VGA DB15 Video Recessed Floor Cable Box658 US $49.99
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 TC Helicon VoiceLive Vocal Floor Processor 889406477087 US $249.50
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 TC Helicon VoiceLive Vocal Floor Processor 889406789609 US $249.50
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 Copper Metal XLR AV 1 4 Recessed Floor Cable Box654 US $49.99
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 Copper Metal 3x XLR Male Recessed Floor Cable Box656 US $49.99
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 TC Helicon VoiceLive Vocal Floor Processor US $199.00
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Raxxess Studio Cable Depot Wall Mount $9.99 The Raxxess wall mount Studio Cable Depot is a 16-gauge steel cable reorganizer that keeps cabling off the floor, out of the way and tangle-free. Fourteen fingers extend to hold up to forty cables. Maximum cable diameter is 1/4". |
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Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable 20 Foot $29.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables. |
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Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable 15 Foot $24.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables. |
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Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable 5 Foot $19.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables. |
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Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable 30 Foot $39.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables. |
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Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable 50 Foot $59.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables. |
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Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable 10 Foot $21.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables. |
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Yamaha A12m 12 2-Way Floor Monitor $239.99 The Yamaha A12M speaker from the A Series is designed for live PA system use. They are 2-way speakers featuring bass reflex cab design, heavy grille, recessed handles, and black carpet covering.The A12M has a 12" woofer, 1" high-frequency horn, 300W program handling (600W peak), and 125dB SPL.2-way passive speakerBass reflex, floor wedge cabHeavy grilleRecessed handleBlack carpet covering12" woofer1" diaphragm high-frequency hornSpeakon and 1/4" input |
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Nady FWA-15 Powered Floor Monitor $229.99 160W RMS through a huge 15" driver is serious power for any stage monitor, or use it as another main. The Nady FWA-15 Powered Floor Monitor has a 5" x 15" compression piezo horn for sparkling high-end. 3 channel inputs include XLR and 1/4" mic level, balanced XLR and 1/4" line level, plus balanced XLR and dual RCA line level. Each of the channels features input gain control, making it so versatile you could use it for a solo act without a mixer. Line level balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4" outputs make any kind of chaining a breeze. Master volume, treble, and bass controls; power and clipping LEDs; and on/off switch. The monitors have a durable black carpet cover, reinforced corners, and recessed carry handles. 60Hz to 18kHz response and 87dB S/N ratio. 18"W x 30"H x 21-1/2"D, 53 lbs. |
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Nady Fwa-15 Powered Floor Monitor $269.99 160W RMS through a huge 15" driver is serious power for any stage monitor, or use it as another main. The Nady FWA-15 Powered Floor Monitor has a 5" x 15" compression piezo horn for sparkling high-end. 3 channel inputs include XLR and 1/4" mic level, balanced XLR and 1/4" line level, plus balanced XLR and dual RCA line level. Each of the channels features input gain control, making it so versatile you could use it for a solo act without a mixer. Line level balanced XLR and unbalanced 1/4" outputs make any kind of chaining a breeze. Master volume, treble, and bass controls; power and clipping LEDs; and on/off switch. The monitors have a durable black carpet cover, reinforced corners, and recessed carry handles. 60Hz to 18kHz response and 87dB S/N ratio. 18"W x 30"H x 21-1/2"D, 53 lbs.125W RMS powered cabinet15" driver5" x 15" compression piezo horn3 channel inputs w/ independent gainsMaster volume, treble, and bass controlsPower and clipping LEDsOn/off switch |
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Behringer Eurolive Vp1220f 800W 12 Floor Monitor $142.99 The portable and lightweight Behringer EUROLIVE VP1220F 800W 12" Floor Monitor offers powerful, pristine sound in an easy-to-transport package. Use the EUROLIVE VP1220F speaker as a component in an expandable sound system. With both " and professional locking-style inputs and outputs and recessed handles, the Behringer VP1220F is easy to deploy. The EUROLIVE VP1220F speaker's heavy-duty low-frequency driver delivers thumping bass and powerful midrange clarity while a high-frequency compression driver cuts through the mix with smooth, shimmering treble. This versatile Behringer floor monitor promises to bring you years of faithful sound reinforcement, ensuring that your music is heard the way It should be.Professional 800W 2-Way Floor Monitor (200W Continuous/800W Peak Power)Exceptional sound quality, wide frequency bandwidth and dynamic rangeExtremely powerful 12'' long-excursion driver provides incredibly deep bass and acoustic powerProprietary 1.75'' titanium-diaphragm compression driver for exceptional high-frequency reproductionProprietary horn design for ultra-wide sound dispersionOverload-protection circuitry ensures optimal HF driver protectionWedge shaped enclosure for perfectly aligned "sweet spot"Ergonomically shaped handles for easy transportRugged steel grille for optimal speaker protection2 professional speaker connectors plus 1/4'' jack connectorsHigh-quality components and exceptionally rugged construction ensure long lifeConceived and designed by BEHRINGER Germany |
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Monster Cable S-100 Xlr Microphone Cable 10 Foot $18.87 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables.Twisted-pair construction for better clarity92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMIExtra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistanceInterchageable color O ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identificationNew heavy-duty molded connector design |
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Monster Cable S-100 Xlr Microphone Cable 50 Foot $38.43 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables.Twisted-pair construction for better clarity92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMIExtra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistanceInterchageable color O ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identificationNew heavy-duty molded connector design |
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Monster Cable S-100 Xlr Microphone Cable 15 Foot $24.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables.Twisted-pair construction for better clarity92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMIExtra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistanceInterchageable color O ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identificationNew heavy-duty molded connector design |
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Monster Cable S-100 Xlr Microphone Cable 5 Foot $19.95 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables.Twisted-pair construction for better clarity92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMIExtra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistanceInterchageable color O ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identificationNew heavy-duty molded connector design |
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Monster Cable S-100 Xlr Microphone Cable 20 Foot $18.26 The twisted-pair construction of the Monster Cable S-100 XLR Microphone Cable reduces audio bandwidth distortions for better clarity. 92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMI for a lower noise floor and increased resolution. Extra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistance. Interchageable color "O" ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identification. New Monster Cable heavy-duty, molded connector design increases the durability and damage resistance of these microphone cables.Twisted-pair construction for better clarity92% coverage copper-braided shield rejects RFI and EMIExtra-flexible Duraflex outer jacket for superior reliability and cut resistanceInterchageable color O ring attaches to each XLR connector for easy identificationNew heavy-duty molded connector design |
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Pyle Home PHDM2RJRF1 HDMI/Mono RCA Audio/Coaxial/Dual Ethernet Combo Wall Plate List Price: $35.99 Sale Price: $9.95 Used From: $9.15  |
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This wall plate is perfect for organizing and combining all your HDMI, RCA, RJ45, and Rg cables. Remove the clutter of cables in your home or office entertainment system with this white-finished combo wall plate that mounts easily to any standard electrical box. |
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Vanco 120614X Custom Two-Piece Bulk Cable Wall Plate (Single, White) List Price: $4.99 Sale Price: $1.75 Used From: $1.49 |
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Custom Two-Piece Bulk Cable Wall Plates feature a removable design to accommodate areas where space is limited. General Information-Manufacturer-Vanco International, Inc:General Information-Manufacturer Part Number-120614X:General Information-Manufacturer Website Address-vanco1:General Information-Brand Name-Vanco: General Information-Product Name-Bulk Cable 1-Gang Faceplate: General Information-Package Type-Bulk: General Information-Product Type-Faceplate: Technical Information-Mount Type-Wall Mount: Technical Information-Features- Removable Design to Accommodate Areas where Space is Limited Unique Wall Plate Design Provides for Easier Installation Designed to Fit Single Standard Electrical J-Box Accommodates HDMI, DVI and VGA Cables Hole Diameter Approximately 1-1/2" x 1-1/4" : |
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DataComm 45-0021-WH Recessed Low Voltage Cable Plate with Recessed Power (White) List Price: $24.95 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Use DataComm Electronics patent pending new recessed low voltage cable plate with recessed power to install power and low voltage cables behind your flat panel TV, your amplifier or other audio and video devices. |
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Vanco RL125024-WH Rapid Link Power (White) List Price: $84.15 Sale Price: $38.99 |
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The Rapid Link Power provides an affordable in-wall power solution for wall mounted HDTV flat screen plasma and LCD TVs, as well as a complete professional installation solution. This complete wall plate kit offers a cost-effective way to protect expensive home theater HDTV equipment from surge damage and A/C electrical circuit when connected to a power surge/conditioner... |
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HDMI Wall Plate, Dual Port List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $4.34 |
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NOTE: Even though HDMI cables support Hot Plug Detection, improper usage might result in resetting / restarting both devices, or even may cause damage to the devices. Therefore, we do not suggest Hot Plug action for any HDMI cables... |
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Pop Up Recessed Metal Floor Box w/ 4 XLR List Price: $89.99 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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Metal floor box for stage installation. Die cast cover with a pop-up revealing 4 Genuine Neutrik XLR inputs. Top Dimensions: 7 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches Bottom Dimensions: 6 1/4 x 3 inches |
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Pop Up Recessed Metal Floor Box w/ VGA and 3 RCA List Price: $89.99 Sale Price: $59.99 |
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Metal floor box for stage installation. Die cast cover with a pop-up revealing VGA and component (3 RCA - Yellow, Red, White) inputs. Top Dimensions: 7 1/2 x 4 1/4 inches Bottom Dimensions: 6 1/4 x 3 inches |
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New Dual CAT6 Ethernet Jacks w/ Keystone Wall Plate Sale Price: $7.99 |
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This auction is for for the components to make one white Dual CAT6 Ethernet Jacks w/ Keystone Wall Plate You will receive the parts:and then you can assemble it as you build your system. Punch-down wiring typeFast Media Category-6 UL Keystone Jacks8-Conductor Beryllium-Copper Modular Jack Contacts50µ Hard Gold Plating over 80µ Nickel PlatingTinned AWG22-24 110-IDC ContactsConforms to EIA/TIA T568A/B - 550MHzConforms to FCC Part 68... |
Technology's Effect on Commercial Real Estate in a Recession
Though there seems to be an endless supply of other shoes to drop into the current economic chasm, there seems to be a general consensus that commercial real estate is going to take a significant hit. The shoe that could end up kicking commercial real estate down further and is relatively unknown or just not thought about is technology. Developed countries around the world, save a few, have never gone through such a potentially devastating economic cycle with the amount of technology we have at our disposal. What that technology allows for will greatly affect the length of the commercial real estate recession and its effects on the overall economy.
With our daily dose of eye popping layoffs, the top question on every company's agenda is how to cut costs. When looking to cut costs the typical first question is how many people can be cut and how much of a cut in productivity can be tolerated. But with all of this technology, there is now the possibility to cut costs and keep the same amount of productivity. This wasn't a viable option in previous recessions, but this time around companies can start sending people home to work, which is all made possible by the giant leaps in communication. People have been telecommuting for years, but with the great expansion of communications technology coupled with a downward economy, the cost cutting choice between cutting a group of employees and cutting out leased floors in a building has become a whole lot easier. The last time we saw a boom in telecommuting was the September, 11th attacks and the catalyst was the fear of travel and a shaky economy. Audio and video conferencing sales soared and using the technology was all the rage. The big problem back then was that the technology was a bit more difficult to use and everyone went back to their old ways of working after the crisis.
The difference now is that the technology has come very far and the new catalyst is a crashing economy that, in my opinion, will be an even stronger catalyst than September 11th. Fickleness and discomfort around the use of technology for basic operational issues is gone. I recently spoke at a conference about this and I asked a very simple question. Has anyone ever sent an email to the person in the office next to them? Everyone looked around like it was a trick question, but the reality is that there is no difference between sending an email to the next cubicle or around the world. This is now the same for almost all types of communicating including voice, video, text, Instant Messaging, etc., and connecting them all together in 2009's buzzword called, unified communications. In the telecommunications arms race between the Telco's and the cable companies, there has been such a huge push for mega bandwidth to the end customer to try and own them, that they have inadvertently made millions of households viable for high speed telecommuting. In addition to the end user having the capacity, most applications that company employees need access to have moved to secured web based applications that can be accessed through the internet over these super networks. With the actual communication media being so robust, an employer's largest concern about sending an employee home is the potential for slacking and a loss of productivity. However, there are very sophisticated systems available to track employee's progress and activity remotely that can resolve this issue as well. Even though this is not viable for every office worker, the ones that are allowed to do this end up being more productive; think less water cooler conversations, coffee breaks, and long lunches. There is an argument that the employees lose some of the social aspects that bind an office together, but the employees become less stressed without long commutes and early wake-ups, and they end up being happier all around with their job.
So, what does all of this have to do with the real estate market? Simply stated, with all of the supply in the technology arena the demand for physical office space is going to be reduced. Office space has always been a property type that is less desirable due to its susceptibility to economic pressures. Now more than ever companies are looking to chop space and get lean, and office space is going to take an even harder hit. With more space on the market, rinse and repeat and you will have a serious glut of space. The glut of space will end up deflating rental rates reducing cash flow and reducing market value of the properties. If the past 12 months have shown us anything, examining past trends do not help us in this market. Investor's buying commercial real estate trying to use past trends to make future gains are going to get crushed short term. Why? Because even after the economy recovers companies are not going to take on an expense for space that they have done without through telecommuting. The Gartner Group's last estimate was that there was 137 million teleworkers worldwide and, "This growth will mushroom as companies learn more about telework benefits and its highly advantageous return on investment, and the proliferation and use of online job boards and virtual hiring," according to a report in Innovisions Canada.
So that is the argument for office space, but what else will technology affect? On the retail front, there is an entire generation that is getting used to conducting their lives online and that includes buying products. People that were born in the late 60's and throughout the 70's are a generation that has one foot in the past bricks generation and another in the future clicks generation. If I look at myself, I would say that there are some things I am not comfortable buying online but my younger colleagues and friends have no problem buying everything needed online. It's a generational shift and it's going to add strain on the retail property market during a downward economic cycle. Take Blockbuster for instance and their huge initiative to follow Netflix in the online ordering of movies. Right now those services are sending the DVD's to your house without ever setting foot in a store. Many of the big cable and satellite providers in the industry are trying to make it viable to download 1000's of titles from their cable and satellite boxes, and so far the On Demand services are on the forefront but lack in volume of titles. On another front, Telco's are developing a robust broadband solution over IP, and in Microsoft's case they are trying to enable downloads right into their Xbox entertainment system via the web. How many empty Blockbuster stores and other video stores is that going to push onto the market? Okay, so that's digital media and one could argue it is an exception due to ease, but technology is enabling the ordering of many other services to be delivered right to our front doors. Are people still going to go out and shop? I would say yes because it seems that many people have turned shopping into a hobby (think better times), but with our youth becoming more introverted and more accustomed to everything being at their fingertips, maybe less than before on a per-capita basis.
Mobile technology efficiencies are not going to destroy office space or retail spaces on a whole, however it is important to understand that in an evolving technological economy, as well as a down economy, they start becoming a lot less necessary. Commercial real estate has always been a sound alternative investment but the last 12 months have proven that investing in these types of properties takes a lot of experience and more importantly, an open mind about what's to come to gauge future cash flow and value. Betting against technology has never been a very sound investment strategy and this is definitely not the time for anyone to put their head in the proverbial sand. Perhaps you're reminded of the story about the close minded man who opened up a typewriter store because he thought computers were just a fad for pimply faced kids?
Copyright: Dominic Mazzone, Regent Global Funds 2009
This article was written by Dominic Mazzone, Managing Partner and Fund Manager of Regent Global Funds. This article and other like it can be viewed at http://www.investingsymposium.com which is part of the Regent Global Funds Network.
Regent Global Funds, www.rgfunds.com is an alternative investment fund that offers its participating investors and asset backed investment through asset based lending. The Fund Managers of Regent Global Funds have an expertise in commercial real estate lending and have created a successful alternative investment vehicle that is diversified through this structure.
They separate themselves from other fund mangers by personally investing their own money side-by-side with their investors in the fund, creating an absolute structure of accountability. Dominic Mazzone has written about the need for this type of accountability in an article titled "Fund Managers Need to be Accessible and Personally Invested."
About the Author
As a Managing Partner of Regent Global Funds, a private equity and debt fund, Dominic Mazzone brings a track record of success and innovation to his current position as a fund manager with his experience in the real estate and lending business. His experience in real estate led him to being responsible for maximizing revenue through strategic best-use practices, as well as property rehabilitation in a portfolio of investment properties within the U.S. Dominic has been involved with development projects throughout the U.S. including California, Arizona, Florida, Kansas, and Hawaii, and is currently part of a consortium of investors in Scottsdale, AZ, developing an 80-acre site for an exclusive enclave of luxury homes overlooking the Estancia Golf Course. Dominic had his start in the lending business underwriting loans in Canada on properties that were precluded from conventional financing. This led to similar lending opportunities in the U.S. and the eventual formation of Regent Global Funds in Chicago.
Formal education includes Mesa College in San Diego and the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
Dominic is a general partner of Scottsdale Partners LLP, which is involved in real estate development in Scottsdale, AZ, as well as Waikoloa Partners LLP, a syndicate of real estate investors in Hawaii. Dominic sits on the advisory boards for the technology companies Voice Cloud and Nile Source Outsourcing.