Speaker Grills
Speaker grills - also referred to as speaker grilles or speaker covers - are protective covers that are placed in front of speaker drivers. They are designed to shield the speaker drivers from physical damage and prevent dust or debris from entering the speaker cabinet.
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DALI E-9F Subwoofer Front Grille, White
DALI OBERON Vokal Grille (Single), Marshmallow White
DALI OBERON 3 Grille (Pair), Marshmallow White
DALI OBERON 5 Grille, Marshmallow White (Single)
DALI E-9F Subwoofer Front Grille, Black
KEF Q150 Grilles (Pair), Black
Naim Mu-so Qb 2 Grille, Peacock
Naim Mu-so Qb 2 Grille, Terracotta
Bowers & Wilkins Square Grilles 66 (Pair)
Bowers & Wilkins Square Grilles 68 (Pair)
DALI Alteco C-1 / Spektor 2 Speaker Grilles (Pair), Black
DALI Alteco C-1 / Spektor 2 Speaker Grilles (Pair), White
Naim Mu-so 2 Grille, Peacock
DALI OBERON 5 Grille (Pair), Marshmallow White
Naim Mu-so Qb 2 Grille, Olive
Naim Mu-so 2 Grille, Terracotta
Naim Mu-so 2 Grille, Olive
KEF Q950 Grilles (Pair), Black
KEF Q550 Grilles (Pair), Black
JBL L82 Classic Speaker Grille (Pair), Blue
JBL L82 Classic Speaker Grille (Pair), Black
About Speaker Grills
Speaker Grills are a pivotal element in the audiovisual realm that blends functionality with design. Historically, speaker grills serve a dual purpose: protecting the speaker's internal components from physical damage and dust, while also contributing to the speaker's overall aesthetic appeal. Their origins can be traced back to the early days of radio and loudspeakers, when the necessity for protective enclosures became evident with the increasing sophistication of audio equipment.
Made from materials like metal, plastic, or cloth, each type offers distinct acoustic properties and designs. Metal grills stand out for their durability and minimal sound interference, whereas cloth grills add a warm, textured sound quality, appealing to those who cherish nuanced audio.
The spectrum of speaker grill covers range from rigid, fixed designs to removable ones, catering to diverse preferences. Removable grills are ideal for audiophiles who prioritise customisation and maintenance ease, while fixed grills offer a sleek, durable option.
At the core of speaker grill design is the principle of acoustic transparency—ensuring minimal interference with sound waves, balanced with protective functionality. This involves advanced material science and geometric design to produce grills that not only protect but also complement the sound quality.
Whether you’re an audiophile, a home cinema enthusiast, or someone who values sound equipment’s design and functionality, speaker grills represent a perfect harmony of protection and style, enhancing the audiovisual experience with their intricate designs and technological ingenuity.
Speaker Grills FAQs
Should I put grills on my speakers?
You should put grills on your speakers if you wish to protect them from damage and dust accumulation. However, some users prefer to leave the drivers unobstructed, which can enhance their performance.
Do grills affect speaker sound?
Speaker grills can have a minor impact on the sound produced by speakers, although the extent of the effect is typically minimal. Therefore, the decision to use or remove grills should be based on considerations such as speaker protection and personal preference.
What do grills on speakers do?
Speaker grills provide physical protection to the delicate speaker drivers. They act as a barrier, preventing objects, dust, and other potential hazards from coming into direct contact with the speaker cones or drivers. Speaker grills also contribute to the visual appearance of the speakers.
