I have a couple Fender Pro 410 cabs, earlier versions with rat fur and steel grills, and a Grundorf rack that's also rat fur. The knap is very very tight, looks great, feels nice, and very durable. I have no problem with them at all. 
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Why on earth do they put carpeting on cabs?
- Thread starter JakobT
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My cat loves my fur-covered Peavey......as a scratching "post" 
I don't care over much one way or t'other
I don't care over much one way or t'other
My cat loves my fur-covered Peavey......as a scratching "post"
I don't care over much one way or t'other
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Cool! This gives me an idea for a "decoy" cab / scratching post.
Riis
OK, see everyone back here in 2028 and we can restart the thread again then.
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Oh My Lord..My cat loves my fur-covered Peavey......as a scratching "post"
I don't care over much one way or t'other
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I have the same issue with my cat, Not only dose he love to use my Markbass rig as a scratch post but also as a cattree. He loves hainging out in my studio and whenever I come in hes laying atop my rig. Fur...EVERYWHERE.
Oh My Lord..
I had to un-stack my "stack", he kept climbing to the top, I was afraid he'd fall off & hurt himself while I wasn't there.....
Meh... the padded cover (which tolex seems to require) is just one more big, awkward thing I have to stow somewhere.
