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Low B-2 Padded Tuki Cover...pics???

Discussion in 'Amps and Cabs [BG]' started by D. Matthews, Oct 12, 2001.

  1. Oct 12, 2001 #1
    D. Matthews

    D. Matthews

    Apr 16, 2001
    Canada
    Does anyone out there using Acme speakers have the padded Acme/Tuki Covers? How do you like them, and are they worth the $75 each for a Low B-2 cover? I need two. Also, if you have any pics of one I'd love to see it before I go bugging Andy Lewis.
    Thanks for your help.
     
  2. Oct 15, 2001 #2
    D. Matthews

    D. Matthews

    Apr 16, 2001
    Canada
    Doesn't anyone have these covers.......anyone?......anyone?
     
  3. Oct 15, 2001 #3
    Bob C

    Bob C

    Mar 26, 2000
    Duluth, MN
    I have a Tuki cover for my Peavey TX810 cabinet. It cost $90, and was worth it to me. They're made of heavy cordura nylon, with padding inside (1/2", I think). I doubt the thing will ever tear or snag. You don't need a picture - It's black and rectangular shaped.
     
  4. Oct 16, 2001 #4
    brianrost

    brianrost Gold Supporting Member

    Apr 26, 2000
    Boston, Taxachusetts
    I have factory Tuki covers for my Epifani cabs. They fit nice and tight, they even have a velcro strap that goes across the bottom so the cover won't slip off.

    Yeah, $75 seems like a lot of money compared to the cost of the cabinet but they are really well made covers, a big step up from the unpadded vinyl covers you normally see.
     
  5. Oct 16, 2001 #5
    brianrost

    brianrost Gold Supporting Member

    Apr 26, 2000
    Boston, Taxachusetts
  6. Nov 18, 2002 #6
    GreyBeard

    GreyBeard

    Sep 5, 2002
    BARRACKVILLE WV
    Just about everything I own right down to my PA stuff has a tuki cover. I love them!:D
     
  7. Nov 18, 2002 #7
    jokerjkny

    jokerjkny

    Jan 19, 2002
    NY / NJ / PHL
    yup, i've got one for my B2. great cover. $75 is a good price, but you can get cheaper from LeCover or Kangaroo. still, i got mine cause i'm a big Tuki fan. but if you order from anywhere else, make sure you dont forget to have whoever make holes on the side for the lifting handles.