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!

Have owned this bag for 4 years approx. So long term review. Firstly it has kept my keyboard safe and sound. Unfortunately it now has to be replaced as the handle has gone. Tried to repair it but proving impossible (for me!). I have looked around but do not find anything better (this is one heavy keyboard by the way - VR-760) and would be concerned bumping it along on wheels so I am buying another one and hope the handles last longer......

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.

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.

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.

I bought this for a Korg Triton Classic 61 keys, and it doesn't fit! I bought another GATOR 61 keys about about 18 months ago for my Korg 01w which fitted. The 01w just about fits in the new gig bag and the Triton Classic fits comfortably in the older GATOR 61 keys bag so saves me having to return it. I mean go figure?