Fosmon Five Speaker Theater Plate Review

I was thrilled to find a 5 pair faceplate that would fit in one set. However, note that it is poorly designed and not deep enough. At first glance it looks like a connector, ie as if you could put a banana plug in the front and a banana plug in the back (inside the wall). This should mean that instead of trying to awkwardly separate the wires in the wall and desperately trying to squeeze 10 wires into hard-to-reach side holes without shorting, you can simply attach banana plugs to the wires in…

Does exactly what it's supposed to do and loves how organized it is. The only thing I want is the instructions. Additional help/information for those who need it: 1. The speaker cable must be fanned out and bent over the connectors; Be careful not to kink the threads as this may make it difficult to screw the connector back in.2. Buy an extra old design low voltage wall box to secure it; You'll need to buy wall plate screws to attach the bezel, but it's more secure. The wall plate here comes…

I really liked the idea of getting all five speakers in one set for my 5.1 surround sound and couldn't find any options other than these. The only thing that really let me down was that they made the embossed part of this wall panel larger than the standard panel. This isn't a problem if you want to install it separately, but I placed it in a different group in a double box with HDMI and CAT6 ethernet connections. Then I tried to cover two rectangular boxes with a double lid and found that this