Versatile Home Theater Audio Wall Plate for Multiple Subwoofers & Speakers 🔌 - 5, 6, 7.1/7.2 or 8.1/8.2 Compatible, 16 Banana Post & 2 RCA Inputs Review

This is a very nice layout. Everything is clearly labeled and looks great. I have a new home with my own home theater and look forward to being part of the 'finishing touches'.

This item solved my problem. I used it to install 5.1.4 and had to re-label some connectors. The item is well built and the fact that I only needed one for all my connections was a win.

I highly recommend just buying individual banana plug wall plates with a suitable multiple cover rather than buying these. The only advantage of this set is the labeling, which probably doesn't exactly match your sound situation.

I used it as an input splitter behind my AV rack. The plate itself is qualitatively made, the marking is good. It is very easy to attach the bars. Very strong and durable board. Now my wiring closet looks very clean and no longer messy. Thank you for this wall plate.

Each pair of speaker channel speaker terminals has a red and black stripe representing two wires on each end, however the threads on some terminals are not clean and are difficult to turn to gain access to the wire entry hole. The only way to loosen the connector nut is to use pliers, tearing the fragile colored ribbon. Otherwise it works great.

I had a pair of racks with brass burrs that were not cleaned during the production process. Of course I couldn't thread the speaker wire until I cleaned it myself, but I think a less patient/resourceful person could have just returned them, which would have delayed the project. Luckily, the two burrs I've had to clean so far haven't been severe, and I was able to do it with a spare screw I had on hand.

If you go to the local workshop you're lucky if you find something similar, in fact I couldn't find it, you could only order it and they weren't that complete and cost more The only thing missing , is a mount, but it costs a few dollars, and no wall plate ever comes with a mount. You can either connect the wires with a twist lock or use the banana type. Connections, anyway, it works fine. I would recommend this for any professional home setup, even institutions. My system is 7.1 so I didn't use