Grille cloth opinions please

[jeff12]

Just picked up what I think is a 1968 Marshall 4x12 that had pinstripe grille cloth. When i got it it had no grille cloth, I put some on the cabinet I had around the house to protect the speakers. Question is how much different will it sound with pinstripe cloth compared to basket weave? Also cabinet is a little rough, is it worth the extra $$$$ for the pinstripe grille? Sound and value wise.
Thanks

[Structo]

Man isn't that stuff like $500 a yard?

Jim from Scumback Speakers has experience with it I believe, I'm sure he will chime in.

[Reeltarded]

the answer is NOOOOOŒØŌÓÕÖ!!!!!

Looks great just like it is..

[jeff12]

the answer is NOOOOOŒØŌÓÕÖ!!!!!

Looks great just like it is..

Okay I guess that's just more I can invest in amp parts.
Uncovered a stencil on the back that said animal Farm.
Only thing I could find was a flyer for a 1970 concert in Ohio with Deep Purple,Free and Animal Farm. Anyone ever hear of them?

[Reeltarded]

yes but not sure why

[jeff12]

yes but not sure why

Not sure why?????

[Scumback Speakers]

The EC Pinstripe cloth is great. You have to be going for old school classic rock tones with it, IMO, but it does a very nice "thing" to the midrange compared to regular basketweave. I have two cabs with the EC cloth, which is how I know.

But, if your budget says no to $500 cloth, then be happy with what you have and play.

[jeff12]

The EC Pinstripe cloth is great. You have to be going for old school classic rock tones with it, IMO, but it does a very nice "thing" to the midrange compared to regular basketweave. I have two cabs with the EC cloth, which is how I know.

But, if your budget says no to $500 cloth, then be happy with what you have and play.

Thanks for the input, I think before I purchased EC cloth I would want to hear a cab with the it in person. So for now I will enjoy what I have as is.

[Scumback Speakers]

Thanks for the input, I think before I purchased EC cloth I would want to hear a cab with the it in person. So for now I will enjoy what I have as is.

There's a YT video of Doug Rappaport (guitarist for Edgar Winter) playing a Metro amp through one of my tall cabs w/EC cloth at the 2012 LA Amp Show. You might take a look for that to hear it if you like.

But you're right, hearing it in person next to a basketweave cab is the best way to judge the tone. Next time you're in So Cal, shoot me an email for a demo room appt, and you can try them out side by side from the pile.

[img:995:551]http://www.scumbackspeakers.com/demoroo ... m10-13.jpg[/img]

[cbass]

What's the ec cloth made out of that makes it so expensive?

[jeff12]

Thanks for the input, I think before I purchased EC cloth I would want to hear a cab with the it in person. So for now I will enjoy what I have as is.

But you're right, hearing it in person next to a basketweave cab is the best way to judge the tone. Next time you're in So Cal, shoot me an email for a demo room appt, and you can try them out side by side from the pile.



Thanks if I get out that way I will email you.
Nice pile by the way.

[Structo]

What's the ec cloth made out of that makes it so expensive?

It's probably because it is painted cloth, they use some kind of vinyl for the stripes.

http://bluesbreaker-pinstripe.com/history.htm#

[RCGPNY1]

I own a Marshall model 1982JH handwired cab which has "bluesbreaker" striped cloth. I have owned many Marshall cabs, but this one seems to have a more "open" sound. It doesnt seem to beam as much. The basketweave is a close second to this effect compared to the regular checked or black cloth. I believe it can be had for cheaper than $500 a yard.

[cbass]

What's the ec cloth made out of that makes it so expensive?

It's probably because it is painted cloth, they use some kind of vinyl for the stripes.

http://bluesbreaker-pinstripe.com/history.htm#

We got the same last name so I should get a discount.