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Marantz - thanks for all the advice. I will get to town within the next couple of weeks and go looking for those products. Hopefully I can find it. Will keep everyone updated. Those low boys of yours looks awesome!

Hi Hondvanklippies. Thank you for the offer. I have extra cloth that a forum member has sent me. First prize for me will be to stain and seal the current cloths. I might have to take you up on your offer if things go wrong with my first attempt at rebuilding speakers!

Hi Marantz123 The top part is actually the electrostatic speaker and it is made of meshed metal. I am not touching that at all. I will try the airbrush idea. Please let me know what sealer you used. It is also interesting to note that this grill cloth is very very hardy. It is almost like a...

Thanks Supergrand!

Thanks Chrisc. I will also investigate this option.

Thanks for the advice Marantz123. I will opt for the auburn hair dye - Creme type. I will apply lightly with a cloth, dabbing it all across the cloth. How would you suggest I seal it?

Hi El Sid - Of course I will. Have been taking photos since I started the project. Will start a thread on the complete resto in the future.

Very nice setups in the pics!

Thanks Ghostinthe machine. Uh  - I am in the Cederberg mountains close to Clanwilliam WC.....  :)

Marantz, I would definitely want to retain these cloths if possible. The fibers are not weak at all and there are no tears anywhere in the cloth. I just think that the colour has faded over the years... This is my first build and first system (even the first time I have seen a crossover inside a...

Here is a photo of the cloths. It's been 44 years! Thank you for the advice on how to post pictures!

Hi New to the forum and recently got my hands on a pair of DM70's. They are walnut veneer, with dark brown grill cloths - Continentals. I would like to replace the grill cloths. Does anyone have any advice of where I can purchase/source grill cloths for these. I would like to add a photo of the...