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9th December 2009, 11:07 PM
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Speakers Covers
I bought some (one) black duvet covers (image) 1M40x2M00 (appr. queen size) to make two speaker covers (bags) of the appr. size 58cmx1M20 (appr. 23"x47").
This is good to protect the speakers from the black dust from fireplaces during winter time. The speakers are the FOCAL Chorus 826 V (Floor stander) very rich in high frequencies what gives a good (and better) sound with the tweeters covered and padded a few db's. 
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20th December 2009, 12:59 AM
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Covers are ok in one position and to long (for 5cm) in another (rotated 90º), dusting the floor (speakers have a short base or podium). Tops can be folded so they don't stick out like in the pic. Seams at the end are ok (open for 15cm).
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