Gator GKB-76SLIM Padded Gig Bag For Slim 76-Note Keyboards

I coudn't find any bag/case that fit Yamaha CP300 dimension. The official dimensions of this case were 5mm too small widthwise. I took a chance and thankfully it fits comfortably. I have only bought it for storage and not for gigging so I can't comment on how it would stand up to lots of moving around. However, it is much sturdier than I expected. When I lift the piano via the handles it feels secure. On the whole, the bag is much better quality than I expected for the price.

Fits my Juno DS-61 like a glove, and the quality is second to none. The padding is generous and the material and zips are very hard wearing. It also looks great. Very happy with this purchase!

This bag is pretty well made, 2 good handles, and some good interior padding.There are 2 straps on the inside, the lower one has a thick padding on, so when you wrap it around rotary controls, it has some give, and doesn't end up with them being too compressed.For a Yamaha XS7 its a perfect width, but has a lot of depth.If you are looking to get a soft bag, there aren't many (if any ) better options.

For £60 odd quid this is really sturdy. The Base has little plastic grippers on it too. Perfectly fits our Kawai ES6. Zips appear to be nice and strong. Folds in half easily too so pretty easy to store at home. Gives you peace of mind instead of your keyboard flying around the back of the car between shows.

Dimensions on the site are wrong. Advertised as 105.4cm internal length. It’s actually about 90cm!!! A very important detail messed up!

My Nord stage 88 fits in this a treat. It's like it was custom made. Good padding, sturdy handles, two padded Velcro straps stop the keyboard sliding around in transit. Pockets outside for storage with chunky bomb proof zips. What more can I say. Got a slimline 88 note keyboard that you gig regularly? Then you will be needing one of these!

I liked the build quality of this case and although it's not specified to fit a Yamaha P-125, it does - beautifully. So don't waste your hard earned cash on a slightly bigger one.I still have a Kawai MP10 digital that weighs in at 31kg and I used to heave it around in a flight case…total weight around 35kg! But as I no longer work the cruise ships, my 11kg Yamaha in this sturdy case does me fine.Thoroughly recommendable.

I bought this for a Roland Juno DS88 and it fits well with a little room at the ends. Very well made case with good stitching, zips and padding. Doesn't add too much to the weight of the keyboard. A shoulder strap would be useful but it is easy enough to carry without one.