I bought a pair of charcoal grey Beolab 4000s from overseas. When they arrived one of the frets came with a free hole in the cloth! Whilst I (like most people I'm sure) love a freebie, this is one I could have done without..

So, due to this generous gift from the postal service; I am looking for either 1 or a pair of the charcoal coloured frets. Silver is too light for these speakers, and black is too dark; so charcoal, that shade in between, is the one I need.

Lastly, I'm in Australia. This means that not only am I more than willing to pay for the speaker cover, but I will also need to pay for shipping (and request that you pack it up and send it to me)

CAN ANYONE HELP ME?????????

Jonathan, why don't you recloth them yourself?

I can't get the righ cloth here..

Then do them both again with the cloth you like. Several sites on Ebay where you have lots of choices.

I guess the other problem is my lack of confidence in doing such a project

Did one last week, it's really easy to do you know!

Or recover both yourself!

http://www.autoacoustics.com/speakergrillecloth.htm

Stoobie

Gosh, I missed all the postigs - ignore my "suggestion that no one else has suggested" lol

Stoobietoo:

Or recover both yourself!

http://www.autoacoustics.com/speakergrillecloth.htm

Stoobie

 

Gosh, I missed all the postigs - ignore my "suggestion that no one else has suggested" lol

Great site though

Very helpful, both of you! But how do you go around edges without folds, creases etc.??

Speakercloth is so stretchable that you can fold it quite easy around all edges even in the corners. I'm using double sided tape of good quality.

One has already ruined so use that to practice

OK, I'm going to try it! How much speaker cloth do I need to buy?

(btw I'm still interested in a replacement grill in the meantime)

Bought it here

Buying one you can do twenty

Is one measure enough for both grills?

From the left over you can make a dress or send it to me