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My wife's gonna kick me out of the house. Does anyone know an audio/video job in Charlotte, NC ?

Sep 13, 2007 by Matthews28105 | Posted in Other - Electronics

Relocation from Miami, FL , I'm maddening to find a job
as an audio/video installer in which I can use my
education and 2 years of experience to further assist in the progress of my company.
Audio Video Installer, cables, Where one lives stress Theater Systems, Plasma & LCD TVs. Installation, Mount TV on wall with wires inside the wall, bracket, cantilever, stage set, Post / prewire, sourround sound systems ( volume control, speaker selector, speakers in wall - in ceiling, alfresco speakers, home theater wall plates, connectors, jacks and terminals ) settings.
Cat 5, 16/4, 16/2, 18/2, RG6, RG59 cables.
Bose systems positioning (Lifestyle 48, 38, 28 , Bose 321) settings.Knowledge satelite & cable box setting.
I'm Argentinian, I'm 37 years old, now in Matthews,
NC. Non smoking- no drugs- no hard stuff- Clean driver license.
Please give me a hand.
Thanks for reading.

. I get along near Winston-Salem, about 150 miles north of Charlotte. That's as close as I require to get! Charlotte and Raleigh are BIG cities! Of course you already know that, being near hwy. 485.
You speak Spanish? They'll sweet you there. Check out the ads @ http://www.charlotte.com/377 ; I think it's the same as the regular newspaper. Place a 'Job Wanted' ad there and use your email as an direct.
The city is active. There are a few bad spots where you don't want to live or work, and a few 'bedroom communities' where it's bloodthirsty boring. Kind of like Miami, huh?
You're definitely going to miss the beach! You might be to think about going to Wilmington, a nice college town on the Coast.

Suggestions for multi-connector HDTV wall plates?

Oct 25, 2006 by Chris | Posted in Home Theater

I'm prospering to be mounting my new plasma HDTV on the wall and would like to find a good, multi-connector wall plate that I can put on either end of the wall for connecting the components to the TV. Theoretically the wall plate(s) would have 2 HDMI jacks, an S-video jack, component video jacks, left/right audio jacks, an ethernet jack, and a rope jack.

Has anybody found such wall plates, or what would you recommend instead for connecting the various cables through the wall?

Thanks!

If you would like a illustration custom make for that application please email me. Everything you describe is doable except maybe the HDMI, you should not be pluggin that type of wire into wall plates, then jumping it out again. You should have the wall coat made with a small hole for the cable to exit from and go directly to the TV. HDMI is a little sensitive to being "interrupt spliced" together whereas many other technologies are not.