Speaker Cloth Stereo Grill Mesh Fabric Black

See pictures of finished results the first picture is of old foam that was on grills. These are old 1968 Fisher speakers which all drivers were replaced for the boxes are in great shape these belong to my dad who passed away. So I decided to upgrade everything because of foam rot. These enclosures where polly filled since they are acoustic suspension type. 15 inch woofers were replaced with special ones made for sealed enclosures. The midranges where purchased includimg the all new phenolic ring tweeters which are still made today! So I kept the original crossover and just added drivers. They sound great and now with these new cloth screens they look as good as new. They just don't make them like this anymore or if they do they are bery expensive. I want to personally want to thank Zuiniubi for quality materials and Amazon for next day free shipping. I couldn't be happier with the results!**Hint:After you install cloth you can use a hair dryer on hot to heat of fabric to take out wrinkles from when the package cloth for delivery. Evenly heat areas that have the wrinkles for about 40 to 50 seconds and watch them disappear for smooth appearance.

Didn't know how it would work or look, but worked great on my Carver ribbon's.We cut the sections into strips, my wife folded over the edges and sowed them down with the sowing machine. She's amazing. Made a top and a bottom section for each speaker and literally just slid them into place. No glue or sticky tape.It didn't change them, which is what I was worried about. Great? I have always loved the Carvers and this kept them great. I did have to retune the system to the room, but it only took me about 5 minutes and it only required a mild tweak of the mid and upper knobs on the back. All well within the room's character.I would be really surprised if most people even notice.Unless of course you want to make stuff up or create raving testimonials and such.I personally am just happy to have my speakers back.

Made 45 year old speakers look like new.

This is an excellent and high-quality product and exactly what I was looking for. It is dustproof, and stretches just about right. It gave an amazing look to my speakers. It is easy to cut, and it does not effect the sound output of the speakers. The only thing I would recommend to the manufacturer is to roll the cloth around a cardboard roll to prevent it from getting folds.

Wanted this to wrap around a frame and hang in front of audio/video equipment to hide and give a nice look, well, it worked great! Remotes still work through it just fine. Thicker than I thought, but not an issue since the remote works through it. Makes a nice clean look. Well made fabric.

I replaced 40-year-old speaker covers on my old Pioneer loudspeakers. It was easy to stretch them to fit tightly and they look great. I’ve uploaded a photo to show how much speaker can be seen through the fabric of that is a concern. I like the sheer look, so I like the final result. (The bottom grill features the replacement cover while the top grill still has the old fabric.)

This is a good speaker cloth because it's actually 3 layers of different material designed to be protective while letting the sound flow freely. It has two drawbacks: First, it has a rubbery, stretchy feel to it and you have to be careful when stretching it tight not to make the holes line up funny. And the other thing is that it comes folded where it should be rolled up and shipped in a cardboard tube. The fold marks can't be smoothed by stretching, you have to get some water boiling and steam it to remove them. Not a big deal but it could be avoided. Once its stapled in place it looks pretty good. And I really like the dust protection it provides.

Our JBL 30's are well worn and have seen a lot travelling around with me for decades but the cloth and the covers werre showing the age. Patched up the covers and recovered with this and they look like they're NEW. Love the looks and the sounds play through clean.