Flushbay Speaker Grill Cloth Linen Speaker Fabric Protective Dustproof Mesh Cloth Stereo Fabric Replacement for Home Stage Speakers, Media Cabinet, KTV Box-Two Layers(50 * 146cm-Grey)

Nice Grill Fabric. Thick enough to hide, but transparent when it comes to the music. I really like the way this fabric dresses up my old KLH and AR 4X vintage speakers. Easy to install and looks great. I chose the beige and it's a neat match to the original.

Looks great, to my ear didn't impair sound quality. Stretches just right, doesn't distort. If you use glue, watch cyanoacrylic, it spreads quickly through this cloth. Works well with staples, cement etc

This was the closest I could find to the original grill cloth that was on my Series 1 Bose 901 speakers. It’s not a perfect match, the original is more course and burlap like, but definitely works out great. Easy to cut, easy to stretch, definitely worth the money.

I was anxious to receive this order and I was not disappointed at all. The weave and the texture were exactly as I had hoped for ... but ... it was the color that put the big smile on my face. I ordered the light brown, and although it appears more gold, it matches perfectly for what I'm using it for. I refurbish old tweed suitcase into guitar speaker cabinets and this cloth blends nicely with the suitcase as a grill cloth. I gave it one star for stretch because it's a tight weave and there is no stretch ... that's a good thing since I did not want any stretch (five stars for lack of stretch). Thank you for a quality product and I may be ordering more in the near future.

The material is the right weight and has good acoustic transparency for replacing the speaker cloth I have, but it is lighter than in the photo, and leans more toward yellow than brown. The colour is the only issue. One of my clients likes it so I'll use it for repairing his speakers, but I will have to keep looking for a solution for mine.

Just linen fabric sold as a niche product. But it works and actually looks good. Got some compliments from some jam buddies. May use it on a combo amp cabinet I am building.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Great! We just got new JBL studio monitors for our living room TV. They’re excellent, but the aesthetic was a little too… speaker-like? We also have 2 cats, and didn’t want their fur (or curious paws) to damage the domes. I ended up DIYing some grilles with this fabric (opted for gray, as fur would’ve shown up too easily on black fabric), 1/4” wood dowels, and some glue, attaching them by the center dowel to the middle of each speaker with two adjustable damage- and residue-free Command clips for easy on & off. I thought they turned out pretty well…! The fabric had a pretty strong “factory smell” but that dissipated once I steam-ironed it to remove the creases. There was plenty for the job (and plenty left over, in case I need to remake). It seems good quality and everything. It doesn’t seem to affect the sound in any way besides maybe softening the high frequencies ever-so-slightly, but that could very well be placebo. It’s also mostly opaque, though you can see the speaker’s indicator light in the center when it’s on, and the shape of the frame when light is shining in from the side. Recommend!

Nice fabric that gave these project speakers a fresh new look. Only thing I’m not crazy about is there is gold metallic thread worked into it. Was expecting a matte material but still, looks good.