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I’ve searched just about everywhere and it appears the only company that makes covers for my wedges are Tuki covers..
Anyone know of another company that makes padded covers for these?
Thanks in advance.
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There's no Turbosound cover made for the TFX or TFM wedges.
Might be jest as well off the a Gator or EWI flight case. Those Tuki covers are expensive. I use them for my Milan's but would rather have hard cases for about the same $.
I’ve searched just about everywhere and it appears the only company that makes covers for my wedges are Tuki covers..
Anyone know of another company that makes padded covers for these?
Thanks in advance.
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I’ve searched just about everywhere and it appears the only company that makes covers for my wedges are Tuki covers..
Anyone know of another company that makes padded covers for these?
Thanks in advance.
Studio Slips makes them, bags or dropover. I'm a dealer if you want a quote. Here is a page with the options and list pricing.
http://studioslips.com/models.php?id=227&name=Turbosound
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Studio Slips makes them, bags or dropover. I'm a dealer if you want a quote. Here is a page with the options and list pricing.
http://studioslips.com/models.php?id=227&name=Turbosound
I'm interested in getting 3 of the Padded Slip Cover!
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OMG, these speakers are on huge sale
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TFX152MAN--turbosound-tfx152m-an-flashline-series-2-way-stage-monitor-15-inch
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Mike and I are both Turbosound dealers. . .you may want to call one of us before you buy at that price.
OMG, these speakers are on huge sale
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/TFX152MAN--turbosound-tfx152m-an-flashline-series-2-way-stage-monitor-15-inch
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Studio Slips makes them, bags or dropover. I'm a dealer if you want a quote. Here is a page with the options and list pricing.
http://studioslips.com/models.php?id=227&name=Turbosound
Hi Mike, when possible send me a quote for 4 of them. :)
Thank you.
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What about Undercover NYC? In Fall River MA, fyi.
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What about Undercover NYC? In Fall River MA, fyi.
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Never heard of them.. However will check them out. Currently got a price from Tuki at $85 a bag, not too shabby. Also awaiting a quote from Mike @ Pyle for the Studio slips as well.
Thanks for all the great info fellas. :)
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It appears to use the same box as dBtechnologies Flexsys fm series... Maybe their covers will fit.
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I get all of our custom covers from Cloud 9 and am very happy with them.
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Never heard of them.. However will check them out.
http://www.undercovernyc.com/
They make the covers for L'Acoustic.
I had them make a custom cover for my Allen&Heath Qu16. Great quality.
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I’ve searched just about everywhere and it appears the only company that makes covers for my wedges are Tuki covers..
Anyone know of another company that makes padded covers for these?
Thanks in advance.
Ended up going with the Tuki covers. Very well made and thick padding on all corners.
Thank you for all your input fellas.
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a136/fullforcesound/Sound%20Pics/171C9CC2-5BA8-44CB-852D-51A286E3265C_zpsoxibrj66.jpg) (http://s10.photobucket.com/user/fullforcesound/media/Sound%20Pics/171C9CC2-5BA8-44CB-852D-51A286E3265C_zpsoxibrj66.jpg.html)
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a136/fullforcesound/Sound%20Pics/603AA7AB-8C0E-48A8-B47B-8DB9D10BF9B6_zpsbu0h54dq.jpg) (http://s10.photobucket.com/user/fullforcesound/media/Sound%20Pics/603AA7AB-8C0E-48A8-B47B-8DB9D10BF9B6_zpsbu0h54dq.jpg.html)
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a136/fullforcesound/Sound%20Pics/6298DF11-E553-4F8B-9118-7459D27142F0_zpsutsjjxbd.jpg) (http://s10.photobucket.com/user/fullforcesound/media/Sound%20Pics/6298DF11-E553-4F8B-9118-7459D27142F0_zpsutsjjxbd.jpg.html)
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Thanks for the follow up. Looks like you made a great choice.
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It appears to use the same box as dBtechnologies Flexsys fm series... Maybe their covers will fit.
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Not quite that close.....
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Did you have to include the "Add material to bottom of cover for complete coverage" option to get the fully wrapped covers in the photos or are those the default $89 covers?
Ended up going with the Tuki covers. Very well made and thick padding on all corners.
Thank you for all your input fellas.
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a136/fullforcesound/Sound%20Pics/171C9CC2-5BA8-44CB-852D-51A286E3265C_zpsoxibrj66.jpg) (http://s10.photobucket.com/user/fullforcesound/media/Sound%20Pics/171C9CC2-5BA8-44CB-852D-51A286E3265C_zpsoxibrj66.jpg.html)
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a136/fullforcesound/Sound%20Pics/603AA7AB-8C0E-48A8-B47B-8DB9D10BF9B6_zpsbu0h54dq.jpg) (http://s10.photobucket.com/user/fullforcesound/media/Sound%20Pics/603AA7AB-8C0E-48A8-B47B-8DB9D10BF9B6_zpsbu0h54dq.jpg.html)
(http://i10.photobucket.com/albums/a136/fullforcesound/Sound%20Pics/6298DF11-E553-4F8B-9118-7459D27142F0_zpsutsjjxbd.jpg) (http://s10.photobucket.com/user/fullforcesound/media/Sound%20Pics/6298DF11-E553-4F8B-9118-7459D27142F0_zpsutsjjxbd.jpg.html)
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I can't speak specifically about the covers posted here, but all the various Tuki covers I've purchased required selecting the option to make it fully enclosed. Some came with velcro, some with zippers.
I wouldn't expect any of their covers to come as fully enclosed unless it was specified in the product description.
Did you have to include the "Add material to bottom of cover for complete coverage" option to get the fully wrapped covers in the photos or are those the default $89 covers?
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I found some covers on Etsy for $45.75 (give or take depending on the model) for the DB's, assuming they fit the Turbosounds. Shipping is a little high, but you might be able to get the shipping down if you order 4 or 5 pcs. https://www.etsy.com/listing/156604776/to-fit-db-technologies-flexsys-fm-8-fm10?ref=search_recently_viewed-1
It appears to use the same box as dBtechnologies Flexsys fm series... Maybe their covers will fit.
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I found some covers on Etsy for $45.75 (give or take depending on the model) for the DB's, assuming they fit the Turbosounds. Shipping is a little high, but you might be able to get the shipping down if you order 4 or 5 pcs. https://www.etsy.com/listing/156604776/to-fit-db-technologies-flexsys-fm-8-fm10?ref=search_recently_viewed-1
So I sent the seller a message and this is what I heard back in reference to the Turbosound being similar to the Flexsys: "It is a lot bigger than flexsys .
Most customers draw round side of monitor to give me angled shape on paper and send to me to custom make ."
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I'm picturing a grandmotherly type knitting up a nice monitor cozy a'la Martha Stewart. . .
https://www.marthastewart.com/908447/how-make-tea-cozy
I found some covers on Etsy for $45.75 (give or take depending on the model) for the DB's, assuming they fit the Turbosounds. Shipping is a little high, but you might be able to get the shipping down if you order 4 or 5 pcs. https://www.etsy.com/listing/156604776/to-fit-db-technologies-flexsys-fm-8-fm10?ref=search_recently_viewed-1
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That's my expectation, too, but with the fully enclosed option checked, the Tuki covers are about the same price as the StudioSlips list price. Assuming Mike or Tim can quote something better than list, I was wondering if the Tuki price was somehow significantly lower.
I'll call Tuki and email Mike to get quotes for my pair of monitors.
I can't speak specifically about the covers posted here, but all the various Tuki covers I've purchased required selecting the option to make it fully enclosed. Some came with velcro, some with zippers.
I wouldn't expect any of their covers to come as fully enclosed unless it was specified in the product description.
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I called Tuki. They said that the "Add material to bottom of cover for complete coverage" option was unnecessary. The $89 price is for a full bag, not a slip on cover. He's going to update the website to remove that option.
That's my expectation, too, but with the fully enclosed option checked, the Tuki covers are about the same price as the StudioSlips list price. Assuming Mike or Tim can quote something better than list, I was wondering if the Tuki price was somehow significantly lower.
I'll call Tuki and email Mike to get quotes for my pair of monitors.
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I called Tuki. They said that the "Add material to bottom of cover for complete coverage" option was unnecessary. The $89 price is for a full bag, not a slip on cover. He's going to update the website to remove that option.
Has anyone use Bacsew covers for these speakers. They appear to be on the other side of the pond. Are the tiki covers price current? I will call to confirm.
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Since it’s not TOO far off topic - any reviews on those Turbo sounds? I’ve got my eye on some of the TFX12 but no chance to autidion. Compare to something like a k12?
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I’ve searched just about everywhere and it appears the only company that makes covers for my wedges are Tuki covers..
Anyone know of another company that makes padded covers for these?
Thanks in advance.
Bacsew on Ebay UK, very good communicators and will make to order for any speaker. This link is for TXD 12M https://www.ebay.fr/itm/TO-FIT-TURBOSOUND-TXD-12M-PADDED-SLIP-OVER-MONITOR-COVER-NEW-BY-BACSEW/123754707643?hash=item1cd05afabb:g:VVoAAOxyqUpQ7~7i I've been using 4 of these for years, well made, durable and keenly priced.
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I used Bacsew for all of my TXD covers - they have been very durable.
The best price for the Turbosound monitor covers I've seen is from Connie's covers in PA. They are made out of moving blankets.
https://www.facebook.com/ConniesCovers/ [email protected]
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I see that Tuki's price on the TFX and TFM wedges is higher now than it was when this thread started. I can definitely get a better deal on Studio Slips at current pricing.
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Since it’s not TOO far off topic - any reviews on those Turbo sounds? I’ve got my eye on some of the TFX12 but no chance to autidion. Compare to something like a k12?
When I can find time I'm going to write a review. In short, I use DSR112's for wedges. I picked up 2 of the TFX-122M-AN 12" version. In a side by side, they sound almost identical to my DSR's with the HPF not engaged. I have the Turbo's set to "Floor".
I've used them at only (3) shows with different bands. The singers absolutely loved them. They can get just as loud as the DSR's on a small stage. The wedge angle is ideal for a singer with the mic stand directly in front. The only person that didn't like them was a guitar player that uses a pedal board for his amp. He thought they were "dark" sounding, and he didn't like the upward angle. He loves my DSR's.
I picked up a pair of the Turbo's with a sale coupon at $350 each, shipped. They are awkward to move around and store. I put rubber feet on the sides, and I can now stack them on their sides.