<html> <body> Ken - I agree with those who have expressed satisfaction with the Instrument Covers product.  Also, I found Dennis Haley to be extremely helpful and flexible to deal with.  However, you might want to clarify what exactly your're looking for, as even they have a few different types. Padded Waterproof Locking Extended skirt Detachable front The main problem with the full padded covers is that they are heavy, and not (at least initially) folding-friendly.  If even I can admit to having to take a mental breath before embarking on the process of removing a cover from a D, what can I (we) expect of students, faculty, or stage crew? (What, no stage crew?)  There is the tendency on the part of most, to pull the cover off and throw it in a corner.  In fact, even if you take the time to fold it nicely, so that it's easy to replace, finding a place to store it where the inside surface won't get dirty, and thus transfer to the piano, can often be a challenge.  I have also seen the unfortunate response where, because it seems SO protected, stage personnel feel less reticent about using the surface of the piano to store things, like lights, scenery, etc. :O Nevertheless, a good product -  good luck. David Skolnik   At 12:15 PM 10/21/2005 -0500, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">We are planning on buying new covers for our two Ds in the near future.  We have some covers from Jansen on other pianos that we like pretty well, but I am trying to find out what else is out there.  I have also found a supplier called Perfectly Grand, in Highland Mills, NY.  Their stuff looks good, but I don’t have any experience with it.  Have any of you used their covers?  How do they hold up?  Anybody know of any other sources out there?  Most places I have found are reselling Jansen’s covers. Thanks for any info you can give, Ken Z. -- Ken Zahringer, RPT University of Missouri School of Music</blockquote></body> </html>