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-Beige)

Really nice fabric that was pretty easy to work with. Never re-skinned speaker grills before so it took some to make sure it was perfect. Minimal stretch made it lay down nicely.

This speaker fabric worked well. The only thing to note is that is came in slightly darker gray than in the online listing. For me, it was okay. I wish it were the exact color of the listing but it still worked. I had no issues with the fabric fraying. It has the white, soft coating on the back of the fabric so I think this must help also with the coating. It seems durable, was easy to install, and seems like a good value.

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.

I bought this fabric to match the Jamo Concert II speaker grilles. It does not stretch at all and isn’t truly meant to be grille material. However, as we know, every zoo is a petting zoo if you’re not a coward. It works and works well. I used contact cement to secure the fabric to the baffle. It was thinned a little and sprayed through an old primer spray gun, which worked well. A light coat on the fabric and a medium coat on the baffle. After allowing the cement to offgas for 20 minutes, the stretching and positioning was done. I clamped the corners for an hour or so to ensure proper bond in high-tension areas. The results are excellent, although the fabric has a bit of a warm, beige-ish tint to it and does not match the Jamo fabric 100%. Having said that, it’s infinitely better than having a giant black box pretending to be a refrigerator tucked in the corner, looking simultaneously chonky and sinister. Good stuff!

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.

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!

Beautiful product. My issue is with the packaging. It wasn't packaged for shipping at all! It arrived only in a thin cellophane bag with a shipping sticker slapped on it. So of course the bag was ripped from rough shipping and the fabric soiled from it. SMFH...

We have a space in our wall on the floor where the speaker sits behind and this happened to match our color of the wall perfectly so it works really well.