Monoprice 8 Zone Single Input Speaker Distribution Hub, Connect Up to 8 Pairs of Speakers to A Single Amplifier or Receiver, Black (138161)

I was really debating buying these or trying to jerry-rig some kind of terminal block or wire nut solution, and I'm so glad I just bought these. They are super easy to use, I just had to trim the existing wires a little bit to get them to fit, and everything worked great the first try - no shorts, static, or other weird issues. They're a bit pricey for what they are but I get that it's a niche product and it's definitely worth it in the time savings.

Whoever wired our building speakers to our amplifier just twisted the frayed ends of the cables together and called it a day….so our speakers were always noisy and some places were quiet while other places were loud. This little device saved the day so that now all connections are secure and everywhere has the same loudness and less noise. Definitely worth it, and definitely more professional and reliable.

I bought it just to split one amplifier to power two sets of speakers. It works well. I took one star off because some of the connectors didn't work quite like they were supposed to, which just made setup take longer.

Works great. Easy to setup!

Found these on a whim and tried them for a multizone Audio install for a customer. Built well, does what it is intended, and affordable product. Typically use them for super simple multi-room/multi-speaker setups from amplifiers. Keeps things organized very cleanly. Highly Recommend!

Was great for what I needed. Easy to use.

Makes running multiple zones so much easier! Please note that this block splits the signal and does not have any type of impedance matching hardware built in, so you either need to impedance match multiple sets of speakers, or use something like Monoprice's volume controls with impedance matching switches (which is what I did)

The panel is made for very thin gauge wires. We had to use leaders for the thicker wire used to remote outdoor speakers.