Roqsolid Covers

[PeterSchofield]

Hi guys,
I've been searching the internet for a half decent but cheap cover/case for my Ashdown 410T cab and I've seen people talking about these Roq Solid covers. Would any one recommend them?

Cheers,
Peter

[stingrayPete1977]

Yes

[Kirky]

Yes, they're very good. Quick delivery as well.

[PeterSchofield]

Thanks, I think these are going to be my best bet!

[Lozz196]

Yes, great products, good prices, swift turnaround time.

[martinbass7750]

agree with all the above

[deanovw]

+1

[redstriper]

They made mine to order a couple of years ago and I've been very happy.

[GreeneKing]

Brilliant product!

[nuzzlemuff]

Yes, had several made to my custom requirements and they're fine. Follow the dictum 'measure twice, cut once' (they do the cutting of course) and they will fit well and look good.

[RandomBass]

As above really. I use them for my amps and cabinets - high quality, good prices and fast delivery. What more could you want?

[davehux]

Have ordered several over the years, including for an Ashdown 410

Fit like a glove, look great, never managed to rip one yet

[casapete]

Another satisfied user here - great product & quick turnaround. Got mine via ebay which was slightly cheaper than
going direct for some strange reason.

[Pow_22]

They are great and have good customer service. Only downside is they are very expensive for what they are

[MarkG3]

+1

[Conan]

Yep - good stuff - but make sure you are absolutely sure on the measurements! The cover for my Vintage is great, but the cut-outs for the handles are slightly misaligned. To be fair, I should have returned it but couldn't be arsed! They would have happily done me another one but I hate waste...

[4 Strings]

Another happy customer here. I suppose you pay a lot for quality as they are not cheap but I'm very happy, mine are still as new after a year ( and while I don't abuse my gear, its there to serve me, not the other way around) and the cabs are as new too.

They even go the very slight offset of the handle on my Midget just right too from their own standard template.

[allighatt0r]

Yes, highly recommended. They're great.

[PeterSchofield]

Thanks a lot, going to get some very soon! They seem a much cheaper option than many other cases/covers.

Pete

[Phil-osopher10]

I would highly recommend jenart covers!

[Marvin]

How well padded are the Roqsolid covers?

I'm considering getting one. Either that or HotCovers seem quite good.

[Lozz196]

The Roqsolid are fairly padded, but I don`t think they would stop a proper knock. If padding is the main concern, I found Hotcovers to be much more padded, though I prefer Roqsolid as I use covers purely to stop rain when carrying my gear outside.

[Marvin]

Cheers Lozz.

Might go for the HotCover in that case.

Thanks again.

[JTUK]

Any cover is going to help protect a cab, but the Roqsolid ones are quite thick and both my cabs are as new after nearly 18months.
Well worth the money.

.....but, i don't go crashing these cabs into the back of a van.. they travel in my car and are loaded by me and that is enough to cater for
90% of little bumps.

It is like the difference in a gig bag and a hard case. Hard cases are for rough-ish use, soft bags/covers take the sting out of little bumps and scrapes.

Edited January 14, 2013 by JTUK

[WalMan]

Yup I'd recommend Roqsolid too.

I have had covers from then for all my cabs & combos in recent years and they are well built and last well.

Even got them to make a case (a slightly modded version of another case) for my Roland bass pedals. Sent an email & had a reply the same day with some suggesions of possibilities. After a couple more emails with dimensions it was sorted and I had the case/cover withing a fortnight (even quicker IIRC)