A Pair of speaker grills for a Monitor 10B's for sale
transmaster
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I was surfing around and I ran across this outfit http://www.oaktreevintage.com/Polk-Audio_Speaker_Parts.htm
They happen to have two speaker grills for a monitor 10B for sale $35.00 each.
scroll down to the Monitor 10 parts section and this grills are at the bottom.
They happen to have two speaker grills for a monitor 10B for sale $35.00 each.
scroll down to the Monitor 10 parts section and this grills are at the bottom.
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Too bad it wasn't for Monitor 12's, that's what I need.Polk HT system 1: LSIC, LSI25 mains, LSI F/X rears, Lsi F/X rear centers,
Yamaha RX-V2500 System, Carver A753 3 channel amp.
Polk HT system 2: , SRT system with f/x 1,000's rear speakers on 7.1 system currently using Onkyo TX-RZ820 receiver, powered by Sunfire Grand Theater amp
Polk Speaker collection: SDA SRS 1.2tl x 2, SRT system, SDA SRS 2 P/B, SDA 2A, SDA 1C Studio, SDA CRS+, Monitor 7B & 4, SRS 3.1tl, RTA 15tl, LS90, LSI 9 -
Man, 70 bucks for the gills... I must have got ripped off, I paid 75 for mine.... then again mine did come with the speakers too...
2-Channel: PC > Schiit Eitr > Audio Research DAC-8 > Audio Research LS-26 > Pass Labs X-250.5 > Magnepan 3.7's
Living Room: PC > Marantz AV-7703 > Emotiva XPA-5 > Sonus Faber Liuto Towers, Sonus Faber Liuto Center, Sonus Faber Liuto Bookshelves > Dual SVS PC12-Pluses
Office: Phone/Tablet > AudioEngine B1 > McIntosh D100 > Bryston 4B-ST > Polk Audio LSiM-703's -
I was thinking these grills would be very easy to make. I was looking at the ones on my 10B's, get one that you can take the speaker cloth off of and trace it out on a piece of 3/8 inch plywood, or a dense partical board and you could cut it out with a sabre saw and bevel the edges with a router. What could be done here is a sticky with line drawings of the grill frames for all of the vintage Polk speakers so a person could fabricate his own. With the line drawings mock up the frame in card board and use it as a template. The black speaker cloth is available and the Polk audio badge can be purchased from Polk. You would end up with a speaker grill that is actually better then the OEM one. I wonder if Polk has the drawings for these grills that could be posted here? hmmm.Radio Station W7ITC
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bliuecomet check out this: http://acoustonespeakercloth.com/howtoinstall.aspRadio Station W7ITC
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Thanks. that was an informative video. I have a feeling I may have to build my own grills.Polk HT system 1: LSIC, LSI25 mains, LSI F/X rears, Lsi F/X rear centers,
Yamaha RX-V2500 System, Carver A753 3 channel amp.
Polk HT system 2: , SRT system with f/x 1,000's rear speakers on 7.1 system currently using Onkyo TX-RZ820 receiver, powered by Sunfire Grand Theater amp
Polk Speaker collection: SDA SRS 1.2tl x 2, SRT system, SDA SRS 2 P/B, SDA 2A, SDA 1C Studio, SDA CRS+, Monitor 7B & 4, SRS 3.1tl, RTA 15tl, LS90, LSI 9 -
You couldn't pay me enough to follow this company's directions:evil:transmaster wrote: »bliuecomet check out this: http://acoustonespeakercloth.com/howtoinstall.asp
First off is JoAnns Fabrics which is a local company here on the west coast carries speaker cloth that is darn near egual to the Polks Fabrics. Also never Staple from one end to the other. Always start in the middle, the weave will wind up straighter. -
Barcus it is easy the throw bombs but at least I am trying to help. How about gracing us with your expert knowledge.:rolleyes:Radio Station W7ITC
