Dragonfly
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I would like to have covers for my speakers, does anyone know where to get covers from to protect my speakers againt dust?
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Kruppy said:Joey,
Those covers don't quite seem up to the previously made material and build quality . But knowing you're a starving med student with an audio affliction, I think we can over look it if you use those things.
Zip3kx07 said:I think those covers were intended for shipping purpose and not long term usage, but hay if it works for you, use it.
Kruppy said:Joey,
Those covers don't quite seem up to the previously made material and build quality . But knowing you're a starving med student with an audio affliction, I think we can over look it if you use those things.
Joey_V said:Awwww... nuts.
Zip3kx07 said:What is that cover made out of? It looks like that foam sheet stuff.
What you could do is take one of your covers to someone and have them duplicate it in fabric.
Cherian said:I think it the cover is made out of Teflon paper or Teflon fabric. Strong stuff! hard to pull apart and tear.
SteveInNC said:Just a a guess, but is it possibly Tyvek? That's the stuff used for shipping envelopes and housewrap.
SugarMedia,SugarMedia said:Yes, I know exactly what that material is Joey. I just can't think of the name of it, and it does have that micro/cotton cloth feel to it. It seems like I've bought some dress shoes that came wrapped in that stuff before. However, the covers that Kruppy has are definitely superior and will last longer... that's what I want.
You know if they did infact discontinue the former covers for profitability reasons, I would be willing to bet that anyone buying a $3k speaker and above would gladly pay a few extra dollars for something nicer. Let's make a poll.
Hey... and there's an idea for buying those Summits. Manufacture slip covers from my house and charge a premium. I suppose I just need to take a sewing course or better yet hire a couple 8 year old Chinese kids to do the labor for me.
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