Speaker Grill Cloth Fabric Black Yard 36" Wide

Even though it says cloth it's actually plastic I knew that before buying. It replaced the damaged plastic grill on one of my cabinets. It's not too thick the way I wanted it I can see the speakers

This product provides the best speaker protection that I have come across. It is a woven plastic that is quite stiff and very strong. The appearance is very good indeed. But it is difficult to work with. It comes in a roll, so it already has a "set" that makes it difficult to work with. Plastics can be softened with heat to make them more pliable. But this material has a very low melting point that makes softening infeasible (it melts before it softens). My initial attempt was to stretch and tack an oversized piece to the workbench, and then glue the material to the edges of the frame. I tried to use super glue, but that didn't work, and I didn't have any of the quick drying adhesive that is made specially for this application. So I stapled the material to one of the long edges of the frame and then did my best to stretch and staple to the other long edge. I was unable to completely remove the natural "bow" that resulted from that cause by the rolled form it came in. But the result is still very good indeed. It looks better than the original and provides better protection. One other point to note: thai materal is thicker than the typical stock cloth. This causes an imperfect fit of the interior finishing frame. However, I doubt anyone will notice unless they look closely. I recommend that you use my initial approach but use some quick setting adhesive to attached the material to the edge of the frame before stapling.

Looks great, it’s semi stiff plastic which I thought wouldn’t stick with adhesive spray but it worked fine. Corners are very difficult because of the plastic threads splicing, but my grills are recessed so you can’t notice. Was fun cheap way to make my forte ii’s look sweet and confident again. Thanks

Bought this material to serve as TV speaker cabinet door cover. Mounted the material using typical aluminum screen-door frame material. The "cloth" is a fairly springy nylon-like material with a high transparency for light as well as sound...i.e. it works great to allow the speaker sound to go through, but it also allows one to see through the grill if contrasting colors are behind the cloth. My material is black, so I painted any close objects (within 1" of the cloth) black to hide them and used black knobs on an electronic switch. All in all the material worked out great in my application.

I am not happy with this product. It's more like black chicken wire it is so stiff. Looks cheap on good speakers. I went to the local sewing store and bought a very nice material for $2.

I made a couple of 1x12 guitar cabinets. I wanted an all-around clean look. This plain black grille fabric fit the bill. As durable as any other I've ever seen. Stiff as everyone else wrote, but isn't that kind of the idea? To add s degree of protection to the speaker while keeping some dust out, hiding the hardware and still allow for airflow? Worked great, looks great. Thanks.

The pictures of this product show some "texture". It is not textured, and is a solid, very transparent thin plastic weave. Also, there are NO RETURNS on this product since it is custom cut. I don't remember seeing that stated in the text.

I've only replaced the grill cloth on a couple of other amps, and I remember the cloth I bought was more pliable and more expensive and more like real cloth, so even though this material was stiff like others state, and more plastic than cloth-like, and harder to bend around corners, I attribute it to the fact that it is cheaper, so I got what I paid for. When I unrolled the cloth, there were two distinct lines all down the length, a dark line, where the "thread" was bunched closer together, and a faint line a few inches away, like the run in a woman's nylon stocking...I was irritated a bit, but after getting it installed it was unnoticeable, as the speaker cone and wood mounting surfaces behind it were solid black. A non-issue after all. 3 Amazon stars mean "okay", and it was just.....okay. And maybe, just maybe, this stiffer material will be less susceptible to damage at gigs, and while transporting, and I won't have to spend time and money replacing grill cloth on my amps...