Install one cable and shorten up excess with twist tie. Repeat for each cable. When done you can tidy up by binding the cables together with a couple more ties.

You are brilliant, kudzu. Thank you. I never thought of doing it your way, but now am certainly planning on doing just that.

Don't know if I can think of it as fun, but will try to do so. LOL

I put the name of the device on masking tape, add one to each end. Helps to keep me from bending in ways the human body should not go, to find which device it' s attached to.

I use to have my cable in the Split Loom like in Zep515's post. I couldn't find any around here, so I made my own with Pool Hose. I was able to cut it to the length I needed and then cut a slit in it the full length.

My problem with doing it this way was that I was always changing things, Speakers, Mouse, Router, Printer, etc... Every time I tried to change something I found it difficult to remove 1 wire. I always ended up pulling numerous wires out and then I had to tuck them all back in again.

I did have some of the Longer Wires Shortened with a twist tie (like in Kudzu9's post) and then I'd stuff them into the Split Wire Loom. I will say, the Split Wire Loom made the mess of wires I had look like a nicely organized office!

Many years back I had the Wires inside my computer covered with a Chrome Split Wire Loom. My computer had a windows on each side and a Green Cold Cathode Light. The Split Wire Loom made it look pretty cool inside. Again, I like to change things and the Split Wire Loom inside the case became a real PITA! I was changing Motherboards, Processors, Video Cards, Heatsink & Fans, Power Supplies Units, etc... Think I had 4 Completely Different Computer inside that case before I parted with it! It was a $200 Mid-Tower Superflower Aluminum Case and was very hard to part with. I have pictures I could post (with Split Wire Loom) on my Desktop but I'm on one of my Laptops right now! Someone once said the Wire Loom made it look like something from the movie "Alien".