Facmogu Speaker Grill Cloth, 67"x20" Speaker Cloth Speaker Fabric Cover | Stereo Mesh Fabric | Replacement for Home Stage Audio Speakers, Subwoofer Repair | Offer Good Buffer Protection | Black

This is a really nice, stretchy fabric that looks great on my old Optimus towers. I don't think you could do any better for the money. It's a little thin but that's what you want for it to be acoustically transparent.

I use it to fix my Polk Audio subwoofer grill and it looks better than the factory.

I was looking for fabric to match or compliment my Klipsch Reference Premier speakers and this fabric was transparent enough to keep the cabinet temperature even while matching the speaker system very well. Easy to cut and work with and easy too apply. Thank you.

I have some in wall speakers in my living room, that I made some custom "wall art" covers for to hide the speakers. Wife wanted to update it from a pattern I had previously made, to pure black.This stuff did the trick. It's a little thin and not as high quality as some of the speaker grill products out there but it's super easy to work with and did the job.I would not recommend this on a speaker that gets moved (such as a guitar amp for instance) but if it's something that just sits out of the way, you'll be fine.Not really any complaints here.

This is the perfect material for covering my old ('70's era Techniques) speaker covers. I was going to use regular fabric. I'm so glad I saw this material. It is stretchy so it wrapped around corners great, Just keep it stretched while installing and evenly in all directions. Yes it it a little bit see thru but most of the time I don't see the white speaker cone. But the original cover material was similar in transparency. Overall I am very happy. If you are looking to cover a guitar amp you would probably want something thicker and not so stretchy and more fabric like. But for a speaker dust cover it's awesome.

The material is very easy to stretch. I used it to hide my tv components it a cabinet that they were in before behind glass doors and moved my speakers into the cabinet as well. It changed the look of my living room for under $15.00 . Easy to use there was enough material left over I covered the subwoofer.

Picture is incorrect description is incorrect this is not cloth this is more pantyhose material. And dont get me started on the size. Please do an accurate description of this product

Its okay tears pretty easy

Did the job very well . Make sure you have a sharp scissors

not the real stuff way to thick

This is good material .

Just what I needed

I've never tried to fix up a speaker grill cover before, but I'm glad I did.I used some Elmer's spray adhesive (cheap stuff) and it seems to be holding fine. In addition, I went into this with no research or prep. The corners were tricky and I'd recommend watching a video or something before trying this.The material is thinner than what was on the speakers before, but the function of this fabric is mostly aesthetic anyway and the results speak for themselves.It looks like a new grill cover. There is enough material to do several speakers.