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Speaker Slip Covers

Does anyone know where I can shop for slip covers (that's the best description I can think of calling them) for speakers?  I rescued 2 kittens about a year ago, and since then I have rearranged the stereo systems in 3 of my listening rooms.  So far (fingers crossed), they have shown no interest in my speaker grills.  However, as a retired Insurance Executive, I like to minimize my risks.  I recently bought a pair of KLH Model 5's, and I'm looking for a cover that would slip over the speakers when not being used -- think of a pillow case except designed for speakers.

 

I have searched online using several search parameters, but I've only found one site that lists covers for KLH Model 5's (you can get them in linen, cotton, or other fabrics).  I'm also wanting covers for a set of Polk Audio Model 10's and a set of Klipsch Forte II's.  I would appreciate any help on where others may have bought slip covers or what others have used to cover the speakers and protect them from pets, dust, etc.  Thanks in advance.

 

Allen

allenf1963
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yogiboy
5,641 posts
 

These covers should fit the KLH!

 

immatthewj
1,846 posts
 

Good job on the kitten rescue!

Also, watch out for the speaker wire.  We rescued a kitten back in '01, and I caught her chewing on the Kimber wire.  I bought some spiral wrap at an auto parts store to protect my speaker wires from her teething period.

laaudionut
260 posts
 

I have a pair of TAD Monitor speakers and I went on to Etsy and found a woman out of Bulgaria who makes very high end custom covers for stereo equipment and speakers. You provide her with the dimensions you need or with the make and model of gear and they arrive in a few weeks. I paid under $200 for speaker covers and two sub woofer covers. 

The site is called, ampcovers

audiokinesis
2,733 posts
 

I have prosound customers who use custom-made speaker cabinet covers from Studio Slips, Tuki, and LeCover. 

emuagogo
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Place cats in front of speakers.  Tune to FM frequency with no signal, just static.  Turn volume up very fast.  The cats won't like those speakers.

I thought about soft covers but was concerned the cats would climb those.  I have Klipsch Forte IV's and use the boxes they came in to cover them when I'm not around.

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