76 Portable Keyboard Case Bag,Update Version Electric Piano Keyboard Gig Bag 46.8"x6"x18.1"

Nice keyboard bag

At $150 less than the factory bag, this is adequate to schlep my MODX7, which is a back-up keyboard anyway. Zippers work OK and the pouches are ample for power supply and cords. Dedicated pouch for pedal is a bit short, but it will do. If I wear this one out I'll just buy another, price is right!

Pros: Fits perfect to my 46 keys Yamaha keyboard; light. Cons: 1. Cheap material, need more padding for protection. My old case was much better and lasted for many years til now where replacement is due; still usable as storage for other instruments, though. 2. Keyboard not suitable to carry on the back like a backpack in this case; too heavy. Will need to modify placement of back straps horizontally for easy grip when placed on an upright cart. Overall: I'm satisfied with the case, not too expensive compared to others. I play in the church regularly. Wish there's a roller of this size so I could carry it myself (petite lady) and not have to ask for outside help.

Muy buena calidad

I used the case to transport my keyboard to the local adult education course I'm teaching. It's made well and is easy to load and unload, there's ample room in the pockets for the accoutrement. I am very pleased with it overall, and it was just what I was looking for utility-wise and cost-wise.

The product met my expectations, which I set pretty low when I saw the price. I needed something to protect a few cheap midi controllers while in transit in my vehicle trunk during a move, and didn't want to spend more than the value of the controllers themselves. I wouldn't put anything I cared deeply about in these cases or transport in a manner where any kind of protection from damage was truly needed. The padding is almost nonexistent, which is why multiples of them can arrive tightly bound in plastic and shipped in a box one wouldn't presume could hold a single of the anticipated size. Visually, they look okay, the craftsmanship is acceptable. The material reeks of a chemical that is quite displeasing, and I can only describe it as something along the lines of stale cheap cigarette smoke filling the cavity of an old musty refrigerator.

I like that it is sturdy material without a lot of extra padding or weight. I bought it to carry a Tucktec folding kayak with paddles and life jacket and it is perfect! I also tried the padded one and it was twice the weight and bulky with so much padding which would be good if you were actually using it for a keyboard!

Pros: I got a yamaha modx7 and fits perfectly. Loved the fact you can either carry it by hand or carry it as if it's a bug bag. Inside material feels ok. Cons: The lack of padding this gigbag has makes me still worry if my piano would fall and gets damaged; def won't want to try tht but the minimal padding it comes with does not give me confidence at all for my synth's protection against accidental drops. Haven't tested for water protection and don't want to try either. Final summary: great bag for the here and there transportation, material is ok, but a thumbs down on padding; expected better but for the amount the bag costs, makes it an ok purchase.

This is case is about as good as packing your keyboard in a garbage bag. It is extremely large for its purpose and and offers no real padding to protect anything. The length is fine but the width looks like it's made to house a Hammond B3. It appears to be made for something entirely different as I can't imagine designing something that ends up so far from its intended purpose. I used it only once and the sustain pedal ripped through the side of the pocket, even though it had lots of room and the zipper is also coming apart. This is very poor quality and won't serve your purpose. Spend a few more dollars and protect your instrument