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grille cloth

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grille cloth [′gril ‚klȯth]
(engineering acoustics)
A loosely woven cloth stretched across the front of a loudspeaker to keep out dust and provide protection without appreciably impeding sound waves.


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This indicates that the grille cloth is acoustically transparent and the felt lining the inside edge of the grille frame is an effective mitigator of diffraction.
The grille cloth is sonically invisible so speaker performance isn't compromised.
Then add frames covered with more black grille cloth to the front and rear of the speakers, but remember that these frames stick out only about 7" each.
 
 
 
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