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covers [message #3626]

Tue, 03 February 2004 19:09

Bill
Messages: 64
Registered: March 2002
Location: Kansas

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Can anybody tell me what the k250 amp covers look like? Are they ribbed, or regular grained naughahyde like the k200? Do they have the Kustom logo on them? Thanks, Thrill Bill

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Re: covers [message #3631 is a reply to message #3626]

Tue, 03 February 2004 22:45

pleat
Messages: 1454
Registered: June 2004
Location: Belding, Mi

Senior Member

Bill, the covers were the same as the older 200 series. They did have the silver Kustom logo. I know I have one somewhere and may even have one for the 250 head. I know that in the older series, the A series head cover will not fit the B series. There is about an inch difference in depth. Don

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Re: covers [message #3640 is a reply to message #3631]

Wed, 04 February 2004 23:03

Anonymous

Thanks Don. That's kinda what I figured. Seems like they are really hard to find...You would think just being 40 miles from Chanute, there would be lots around. I finally just bought some naughahyde and took over my wife's sewing machine to make a few, but some originals would be much better. Thrill Bill

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Re: covers [message #3643 is a reply to message #3640]

Thu, 05 February 2004 01:21

QModer
Messages: 413
Registered: June 2003

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You know my sister n law could probably make some covers. She a proffessional seamstress and made a nice cover for my nephews Fender amp. Now he's got a double cabinet Kustom he's gonna be wanting some covers for it. I have a Kustom 200 head and cab cover for her to make patterns by. I have a 2x12/2x10 amp she could copy too. I have a 250 cab cover for that pattern. I have a 3x15 cab too that has no cover. If several people wanted some I'm sure we could talk her into the cover business. She has one of the heavy duty machines for it already.

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Re: covers [message #3660 is a reply to message #3643]

Fri, 06 February 2004 23:37

KustomBlues
Messages: 494
Registered: June 2001
Location: Michigan

Senior Member

Ask her as see what she says, and let me know.

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Re: covers [message #3664 is a reply to message #3660]

Sat, 07 February 2004 02:28

QModer
Messages: 413
Registered: June 2003

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I won't have to really since my nephew bought a kustom now LOL.. He's outa town in L.A. for his work right now. When he returns he'll have some covers made for his and I'll have some made for some of mine. I'm thinking if she gets the patterns down. Then if would just be down to her labor time per cover and the material. I should know in a few weeks the whole story. But she did do a good job on the cover for his Fender Twin. Its a much better cover than fender sells with them by a long shot due to the quality and thickness of the material. Fender covers are kinda on the thin side.

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