Identical to the Belden. We still use it on all of our racks for the audio cable. Custom lengths seem to lace much better than premade cables.

I just ordered an HTC VIVE PRO. Hoping for alexa integration so i can free up a hand.

All of my racks have neatpatch in them now for HDMI and ethernet. I also use them for power cords. Premade stereo/rca cables could also be kept "neat" in the neatpatch. My biggest problem with custom length RCA's is that when the cable box or AVR (for example) gets replaced and the jacks are in a different spot i end up having to cut all the zip ties trying to find a closer path so they reach. I could leave a short service loop but that sort of defeats the purpose of custom length cables. Hopefully some day soon i can retire my compression tool.

I put neatpatch boxes on the back of the racks right under or above specific things like a matrix switch or power product like racklink or wattbox. I always adjust the rear rack rails so that the neatpatch coverplate is inline with the back of the rack. This way rear doors can be used if required. This photo is of one under my DM switch. All the fiber has a short service loop hiding inside. All the HDMI/DVI hides inside.