Speaker Grill Cloth

[denom]

Now now I see the spike in the tail of the red one There seems to be a collection of sorts lurking in your possession 'GG" (Gyaneegobble)

 

[venkatcr]

Yeah !
Learned it it from my Granny
and refined it with my Nanny
But Now-a-days, prefer watching HD on my Panny
Guess you didn't know I was such a "Gyanee"

I just sensed Keats, Wordsworth, Shelly - all turning in their graves.

Cheers

 

[captrajesh]

Yeah !
Learned the art from my Granny
and refined it with my Nanny
But Now-a-days, prefer watching HD on my Panny
Guess you didn't know I was such a "Gyanee"



cheers

OMG Rahul,

You are no less than Suri.:lol:

 

[Naveenbnc]

So much fun here !!! But using dupatta is a great idea guys !!!

 

[goget]

Hi.
I have been using 2 layers of semi-transparent plain black ladies' duppattas for each grill/cover.
Just cut to size and stretch and stick using fevicol.
Then stretch and paste on the second sheet after the first has had time to dry.
Then paste the speaker name label.
I have found that duppattas have very little to no effect on the music being played back. They serve the purpose quite well.

I also found that if you mention the intended purpose to the Textile shop salesman, he may become a smart alec and either say they dont have a black duppatta or that it will not be suitable for speakers.:lol:

So, maybe you can ask your sister or wife or mom to purchase it for you.
As i said earlier, they dont affect the sound in any way.

Yours,
Subcenter2009
Chennai

Brilliant idea if Speaker Grill cloth is out of stock in The Audiocrafts DIY store and not available on Amazon. Thanks

 

[Barun7]

During my college days, I once used a few new socks to cover the satellites of my Altec Lansing 5.1 computer speakers!