Was just pulling a 4x12 cover off...

[Sam Laming]

From the tabs at the bottom but it felt very stuck in/like I'd rip some kind of connection up the top if I pulled it. If I pull this out, will it go back in just as nicely?

I ask because, I had this Canvas made up recently of a pic I really love, it's on a frame folded around the corners as you may be able to see:

And quite obviously, my idea = maybe to send this guy my Diezel cover and get him to do something on it if he could! I don't know what kind of substance he uses to produce the pictures/if this will effect the tone much but I think I may have to try!

 

[Hard&Heavy]

I have taken mine off and they are hard to get off,but once you get them started they will come right off and it will go right back on. Really strong velcro..

 

[Sam Laming]

Ahhhhh, excellent. Fuck, that is some strong velcro sorted. Might get the above picture done on the cover if possible, or maybe something blue... *speculates* Anyone else on here got anything besides black or salt 'n pepper covers?

 

[Duolos]

New cabs only come with black grill cloths as a heads up. The salt and pepper cloth is no more and for good reason....it dampened the sound at the 1K frequency and didn't sound good.

In reference to your painting the grill cloth, I am not sure how much it would effect the sound of the cab. I would think that if the cloth was breathable and and the weaving not covered in paint so the air is blocked that it would breathe good and not change the sound much....just my thoughts. If the paint is heavy and really takes over the cloth it could have a significant effect on the sound....again, just thinking out loud. Hope this helps

 

[sunder]

Weird, I love my "old" Diezel 4x12 w/ salt & pepper cloth.

New cabs only come with black grill cloths as a heads up. The salt and pepper cloth is no more and for good reason....it dampened the sound at the 1K frequency and didn't sound good.

 

[Sam Laming]

New cabs only come with black grill cloths as a heads up. The salt and pepper cloth is no more and for good reason....it dampened the sound at the 1K frequency and didn't sound good.

In reference to your painting the grill cloth, I am not sure how much it would effect the sound of the cab. I would think that if the cloth was breathable and and the weaving not covered in paint so the air is blocked that it would breathe good and not change the sound much....just my thoughts. If the paint is heavy and really takes over the cloth it could have a significant effect on the sound....again, just thinking out loud. Hope this helps

Cheers man. I'll send the 'Canvas guy' an email, see how he makes his work...