Review - Hot Covers, Speaker Covers

[Dynamic Entertainment]

www.hotcovers.co.uk

Following on from my other thread, i thought that i would get a bit of a review sorted, seen as i have photos now.

Anyway, i purchases covers for a pair of RCF 705a bass bins, and a pair of 312AS tops.

The first thing to notice about the covers is the price. £35 per cover is an absolute steal. At that price im not loioking for real leather, but the vinyl puts up a good imitation (even fooled a mate of mine). That doubled with a decent amount of padding (7mm) makes these a winner. The covers are also anti-static, fire retardent, waterproof, and UV resistant, etc, etc...

The covers are a perfect fit and slide over perfectly. Theres no zips, which i see as a bonus (as i bust zips on a regular bsis), but that means the bottoms arent protected, which some may see as a negative, but doesnt bother me.

The covers do slide over the speaker with no problems at all, but are such a good fit that they dont fall off opn ther own, you have to pull them off! The handle holes are also perfectly located.


The company itself has a very quick turnaround. Less than a 5 days, including a bank holiday, and they were very helpful.

They dont just do covers for RCF, they also do covers for:

Class-D
dB Technologies
Electro Voice
JBL
Logic
Mackie
Peavey
Proel
SR Technologies
Warfedale
Yamaha
HK Audio
D&B
QSC

They also make covers for other equimpent, amps are he main one, but im not sure i'd want my amp in a soft case.

If you want something specific, regardles as to what its for, then you can give them the sizes and they will make it up for you. Im thinking par can cases.....

Overall, an excellent product from a great company.

[Twinspin]

The covers look good. I have the RCF zip bags for mine. The bottom of one of mine has started to fray.

[Rowleys]

nice do they just slide over nothing on the bottom ??

[Dynamic Entertainment]

Yep, just slide over