amp covers

[jeremy]

ive brought my '66 pro reverb out a few times recently and have been loving it, other than the weight, but its in good shape and i dont want it banged up. i dont want a road case or anything like that, just a good quality slip cover for a fair price. what have you guys used and been happy with?
thanks!

 

[playas]

The tuki padded covers had a very good reputation when they came out first. I haven't heard anything about them in years, but I don't remember hearing anything negative though. I haven't used one personally.

 

[ehdwuld]

I bought this off brand cover from Amplified parts on Amazon 10 years ago
https://a.co/d/9GavPKt

should not be hard to find some vinyl coosie for your amp

your wife may be able to make you a denim one

heck if i had the material I could make you one

 

[ehdwuld]

these look good
https://a.co/d/irqNfdJ

 

[Mincer]

I've had a few covers like this one (on their Reverb shop). They will build what you need, and you get a lot of options. They aren't as bulky as the Tuki covers.

 

[64 Tele]

Another vote for Tuki covers!!

 

[Powdered Toast Man]

https://coveramp.com/

They're independent and every cover is hand made to order. They also don't charge extra for custom orders. The materials and quality are OUTSTANDING. Small business and Canadian. Every cover I've gotten from them is fabulous.

 

[Ascension]

Tuki and Custom Amp Covers are owned by the same folks. Everything I have has one of the 2 brand covers. Tuky is the most protection, but are more expensive and take more room to store when not on the amp. The Custom Amp Covers are also very nice, but less expensive and easier to store. Both offer great protection, high quality and will always fit perfectly. . I just yell at Glen anytime I get a new amp to order a cover now and never consider going anywhere else,

 

[Ascension]

The tuki padded covers had a very good reputation when they came out first. I haven't heard anything about them in years, but I don't remember hearing anything negative though. I haven't used one personally.

Have owned about 7 or so Tuki covers over the years. The same folks also have a very nice lower priced very high quality vinyl cover line under the name Custom Amp Covers. I own both brand covers for my amps and cabs. Have had the Tuki on my Zinky Blue Velvet for 18 years now with no issues after gigging that amp a lot. Every cover is built to order in house will fit perfectly, and everything Glen does is super high quality. I never consider another cover for my amps now.
They sell on Reverb here is a Custom Amps Cover listing https://reverb.com/item/8311758-black-vinyl-cover-for-paul-reed-smith-prs-custom-50-amp-head-paul017
An a Tuki listing for the same head https://reverb.com/item/6482992-tuki-padded-cover-for-paul-reed-smith-custom-50-amp-head-paul017p

 

[Mincer]

https://coveramp.com/

They're independent and every cover is hand made to order. They also don't charge extra for custom orders. The materials and quality are OUTSTANDING. Small business and Canadian. Every cover I've gotten from them is fabulous.

Yeah, this is the same company I linked to...I have a few from them, and they are great, and not expensive.

 

[Powdered Toast Man]

Yeah, this is the same company I linked to...I have a few from them, and they are great, and not expensive.

Indeed. The pricing is surprisingly affordable given the high quality of materials they use and the fact that it's all hand made.

 

[Mincer]

Indeed. The pricing is surprisingly affordable given the high quality of materials they use and the fact that it's all hand made.

And sometimes they have sales. I am going to order a cover for my Blue Angel and one for my Tech 21 from them.