Parts Express Heavy Duty Speaker Grill Guides 12 Pair

Using this to replace some broken pegs on a B&W ASW 500 subwoofer.The ball ends are the correct size but had to grind down the peg side to fit. The "fins" on the pegs are quite thick and don't bend. They really need to be finer to work better.

Correct size to replace originals and repair the speaker grills.

One of the guides on my Joseph Audio RM25XL speakers was loose (was that way when I purchased used) and I bought these on a whim because they are cheap and seemed to be the same size. It turns out these are exactly what was used by the manufacturer! I was able to (carefully) yank the old one out of my grille, and pressed the new one in. Now it looks good as new!

They have a long shank that I cut off due to the type of grill on the speaker.

These fasteners are great, very heavy duty, unfortunately, they are way too big for my application. I bought these to replace the missing pins on my Polk Audio Monitor 7's, and they're twice as big. they seem to be very robust, and, if I were willing to drill out the grills and cabinets for these, they would work great, but I'm not willing to do that with my Polks. I'll keep them for future applications and hunt around for the correct ones for my speakers.

I use them to fix my Martin Logan subwoofer grills. They work perfectly and the price is great.

The plastic male end deforms easy. It did hold my speaker grill in place on a 15" vented sub enclosure.

I bought these to replace some broken grill attachments on a subwoofer. They are exact replacements for my sunfire, and of good quality. Getting the old broken male side out of the grill was difficult, to say the least. But the new one went in the old hole without too much trouble. They fit tightly and require alignment before pounding them in. The fit to the female "cups" is very good, and the grills mate the speaker cabinet very well.