fabric....I just put these back in my main room after years and wonder what took me so long, but one of the grills is toast, the other just a tad ugly, logo is missing. any help appreciated.
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Horswispr
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Posted 24 August 2011 - 05:49 PM
I just used some fairly sheer stretchy black fabric I must have harvested from another speaker. It looks much better than the original. A fabric store might also have some stretchy black fabric. I use a hot glue gun for attachemtnt to the frames, but others use staples. Be sure to stretch fairly tight so there are no wrinkles in the fabric once attached.
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Posted 24 August 2011 - 07:06 PM
How-to here:
http://www.humanspea...grill-cloth.htm
This is also a good site for EPI stuff.
The stretchy cloth is available online from PartsExpress and just about anyone who sells speaker stuff.
Kent
http://www.humanspea...grill-cloth.htm
This is also a good site for EPI stuff.
The stretchy cloth is available online from PartsExpress and just about anyone who sells speaker stuff.
Kent
J. Kent Hollingsworth
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