I will try my best to explain these pictures above for you. The quality didn't come out that great but you will get the idea. The first photo is of the wiring harness that goes to the 1 speaker, 2 power button, 3 reset button and, 4 power and hard drive light (If you click on the picture I have numbered each part accordingly). Beantech did a great job of making all these parts fit and look good with a plastic wiring loom to keep everything together and a small speaker placed out of the way under the 5 1/4 drive cage. The power and reset button have been mounted on a small acrylic plate mounted behind the face. Even though I think replacing these buttons would be a major job it is exactly how I would have done it. Chances are though you will never have to change there buttons, they are very high quality. The power and hard drive lights have been pressed right into the acrylic face and are seated very firmly. The second photo is of the USB and fire wire ports located on the bottom right of the face plate. Here Beantech opted to go with steal braded covers over the wires because of the high heat that steal braded harnesses can take, this was a great choice. The USB connects to the motherboard just like in most cases. The 1394 fire wire runs out a hole in the back of the case and connects to one of your rear fire wire ports as you can see in the last 2 photos. after evaluating all of these aspects of this case you have to admit that Beantech did a very high quality professional job. Like I have said many times about Beantech going by there work they are more concerned with quality then profit margin.