Gator Cases GKB Series 76-Note Padded Keyboard Gig Bag, (GKB-76)

I bought this case for my MODX7. It fits nicely and the Velcro straps are an upgrade over my old case. I’m very happy with the quality. It’sheavy duty and well made. The price was awesome. This case was more expensive on other sites. My only complaint is that it does not have a shoulder strap. Not a big deal but when you’re loading your gear after a show the shoulder strap is nice to have. I added foam padding to fill the dead space and my wife covered it in fabric.

I actually bought this to store a BC Rich Beast Bass. Thanks to the bass's bizarre shape I had a massive trouble finding something that would fit it and this was like the only gigbag big enough to fit it since BC Rich stopped selling bags/cases for this model of bass for whatever reason.

Handles my 50lb Yamaha DGX 670 keyboard but folds in half to store under bed when not in use.

Needed a case - not too expensive - and this should very much fit my need.

Love everything about it, but it should really have a shoulder strap.

Very pleased with this purchase so far. We’re using the keyboard bag to carry a Roland FP 90.The FP 90 is a full size and fairly heavy piano so we wanted a strong bag. We skipped the Roland bag offered for the FP 90 after reading a review about that bag tearing, failing catastrophically, causing the reviewer’s keyboard to drop onto a hard surface. We were taking no chances!Comparing photos of the Roland bag versus this Gator bag, we noticed that the carry handles on the Gator extend using the same strap down the side of the padded bag and into the bottom. (Ideally, it should wrap all the way around and up to the other side cradling the contents in nice solid U-shaped harness.)Now that we own our Gator Cases Padded Keyboard Gig Bag we confirm that it works well for an FP 90:- the unit fits with room to spare in every dimension- the internal padded tie-down straps help hold it in and attached to the bottom of the Gator bag and prevent it from moving relative to the bottom but because it is not a form fit, it does move from side to side in other dimensions inside the bag (the sensation is a bit “body bag”)- the zipper is heavy, crisp action and doesn’t leave any concern that it may open- the side mounted bag for holding the music sheet shelf fits the one for the Roland- the carry straps look and feel as secure as we had hoped and have sufficient padding for the weightOther notes:- the bag is huge and needs some thought on how to store it when not in use- even after owning it and feeling around, we cannot confirm that the carry strap does wrap around underneath the base to the other side, the case is very well padded. Maybe, Gator Cases can confirm- carrying a Roland FP 90 will be easier, but to do it on your own you will have to be strong enough to pick up and manipulate 60 lbs. by raising, lowering, tilting, as you work through doorways, seating and tables, in between cars, stairwells, escalators, people and such. The bag will take the bumps and have you less worried but we wonder if it would help if Gator Cases added two carry handles at each end so two people could carry the bag held in between with one person leading and the other following? Even better, make those handles concealed until needed?One more thing, this is a personal travel bag where you are going to be in custody of your precious keyboard. This is not a case that you can ship the keyboard in or give to someone in whom you don’t have confidence to be careful.

My Arturia Keylab 61 fit inside the GKB49 nice and snug. Outer material and zippers seem durable. Padding is sufficient to protect my keyboard even in transit. Recommended to measure your instrument for fit as I was inclined to buy the larger bag when it wasn't necessary.

I'm a big fan of Gator Cases. I have them for my congas and drum set also. They hold up great! I had a cheaper keyboard case, but it starting showing a lot of wear after just a few months of carrying my keyboard to church once a week. I should have bought this case in the first place. I have no complaints with this case.12/04/22 The mesh side pocket ripped out when I put the power supply from the keyboard (Yamaha P-45) in it.

Easily the best of the padded cases that I have seen for this sort of instrument, better and cheaper than Yamaha's own cases. It fits my wife's Yamaha P125 stage piano to perfection. The piano is officially slightly too high to fit, but as it's a bit less deep than the bag, and the padding is very thick, there is enough wiggle room to produce an excellent fit.

After searching for a good case with great reviews-on Amazon, I finally decided to purchase this Gator case for my 88-Key Yamaha P-115. There were quite a few other cases on here to choose from, but all them seemed to have problems of the keyboard sliding around inside or not being protected enough. So that’s why I chose this Gator. I chose the 88-Key Slim, and thankfully it fits my Yamaha great!The quality of the case seems to be really durable, and the felt/covering is really soft yet firm. The straps on the inside are really nice and keep the Keyboard secured in the middle of the case. The handles to the case are amazingly durable. The pockets are big enough to put my sustain, power adapter, music, and Keyboard music rest, along with plenty of spair room. Over all I’m very pleased with the case so far. I will be updating this review in a few months.

If I could give it a minus, I would. Cost me time and trouble to return an item that was not as advertised. No internal straps let alone the advertised 'adjustable padded secure straps to hold keyboard in place', no 'comfort riveted carry handles', no 'exterior accessory pocket' and certainly not heavy duty or rugged! Paid £83 for something that's worth less than a tenner. Basically a tent sheet with a zip and machine-sewn on straps. What a fake! Not even a good fake.Kudos to Amazon Customer Service for help with the return.

I use this bag for my Kronos 2 73 keys, yes it's supposed to be a bag for 88 keys keyboards but it fits my 73 key Kronos 2 really nicely. So make sure you check the internal dimensions before buying to get a good fit. Overall its a good quality gig bag ; this is my second Gator bag and I'm never disappointed with the quality. Sure you can get better quality bags with wheels etc, but at the end of the day this is enough for me and represents good value for money.

I use this 88 key case for a 61 key piano. I put dense foam under the piano to make the whole case stiffer, and another dense foam piece behind the piano to stop it sliding when carried by the handles. This leaves room to add a Boss rc505 loopstation which is a big looper, at the side of the piano so I have a good gig case with a powerful instrument set-up situated neatly for use.