Cable Matters 2-Pack Speaker Wire Wall Plate, Gold Plated Speaker Wall Plate, Banana Plug Wall Plate for 1 Speaker, White...

Used a few packs of these to terminate speaker wire runs in my home theater. Very easy for a nitwit like me to install, no duds, everything sounds great.

well my old wall plate was supposed to be white. but the previous home owners smoke, so it was stained in yellow. setup was easy and somehow i still mixed 2 lines. whished there was a label section in the front. Its one of those things of set it and forget it things.

I pre-wired my home addition with Canare 4s11 speaker cable, which is a 4 conductor 14AWG cable. I was able to pair-up two reds and two whites and feed through the rear terminals tighten them down (no bare wires touching) with no issues. And install in a conventional plastic duplex outlet box (modified for speaker cables). The construction is sturdy enough to receive a couple different type banana plugs (sorry, my homemade speaker cables were made up from the only hardware I had laying around) . The coil sleeve type (Viablue) and the expanding pin type both fit snugly and the sound is superb. My only complaint is the Phillips/blade combo screw to the cover plate doesnt match my standard Leviton plates I know, I know First World problems. But it bugs me and yeah, it would have been nice if the white plastic matched the Leviton white. Oh well Ill get over it.

What a great finish to my Stereo system! The gold plated connectors all were tight and the banana plugs fit tight. The double screws on the banana plugs were a nice hard brass and did not distort while tightening with a screwdriver. 16ga wire fit perfect. Highly recommended!

I bought 2 of the 4-speaker 1-gang outlets. I wanted to run a speaker amplifier next to my sound receiver instead of using a powered amplifier so this seemed to be my only real option. I was able to connect 10 gauge wire & 14 gauge wire with no issues on the back panel, bought banana plugs for the front for a nicer appearance. If it came with an alternative way of labeling where the speakers were going I would give it 5 stars. I'll have to pick up some sticker labels of some sort to label the speaker connections. I don't necessarily recommend using their connections with HDMI outlets as I don't think it supports HDMI 2.1, unless you have no plans on of using 4k/120 or 8k/60. Ultimately you can just upgrade in the future unless your HDMI cable ran through the wall only supports up to 4k/60 or less.