Fender-Style Wheat Grill Cloth – Perfect for Vintage Amp Restoration

Premium Fender-Style Wheat Grill Cloth – Vintage Authenticity Meets Modern Quality

Restore Your Amp’s Timeless Appeal

Bring your amplifier back to life with this Fender-Style Wheat Grill Cloth, the perfect replacement for Fender brown amps and speaker cabinets. Designed to replicate the exact look and feel of the early ‘60s Rough Blonde amplifiers (1962-1963), this grill cloth seamlessly blends classic aesthetics with modern durability. Its yellowish/beige base with a tan stripe delivers the iconic look sought after by vintage amp enthusiasts, ensuring your equipment looks as good as it sounds. Whether you're restoring a beloved amp or upgrading your speaker cabinets, this fabric guarantees an authentic, high-quality finish.

Built for Sound, Designed for Longevity

Beyond its striking vintage style, this high-quality grill cloth is engineered to enhance sound clarity and speaker protection. Crafted from durable woven fibers, it effectively shields your speakers from dust and external damage while maintaining optimal acoustic transparency. The material allows sound waves to pass through without distortion or muffling, ensuring your amp retains its signature warm and rich tone. Whether for a meticulous restoration project or a custom amplifier build, this grill cloth is the perfect balance of function and aesthetics.

Perfect Fit for Fender Enthusiasts and Custom Builders

Designed with Fender amp lovers and DIY builders in mind, this premium wheat grill cloth is easy to install and tailor to your specific needs. Whether you’re refurbishing a vintage ‘62-’63 Fender amplifier or working on a custom speaker cabinet, this fabric ensures a seamless fit. Its versatile color tone makes it ideal for pairing with classic tweed, rough blonde, or brown amplifier styles. Achieve a professional-grade restoration that maintains the integrity of your amp’s original look while ensuring long-lasting performance.

18 inch x 72 inch 

Please Note:    This is shipped rolled up in a tube.