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I see alot of people that run there wire thru the port.. WHY??? i seems like that would be a bad idea. or is just lazy people that dont wanna put holes in there box they have to seal??

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Yeah people do it cuz they're lazy. It looks a lot nicer if you would just drill a hole in the back, run the wires thru, and than caulk it. All done

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it would seem that you would be able to hear the wire rattling around in the port

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it would seem that you would be able to hear the wire rattling around in the port

my wire stays perfectly fine, doesnt move at all.

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my wire stays fine, i just think of it as a direct connection.

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