Yamaha YBSP300 StagePas 300 Speaker Transport Bag

I have been responsible for getting LIVE SOUND to more unusual places than I can count. I came upon a client need for Small but powerful sound. It needed to have 300+ Watts to reach back almost 100 Feet (Of Parade Dancers) and fit into the back window of an SUV! EvenI thought that was impossible. This incredible Case made using the Portable PA it houses a breeze. You see that even after I figured out that the speakers would work, I had to be able to Set this bag for ANYONE in a 25 family group (of parents) to be able to stop at my location, grab this bag and know one thing - they had EVERYTHING they needed in ONE CASE and it was on Wheels, Had a Retractable Handle and Lots of Storage for Cables, Mics, iPods & Cables, you name it! Well after 10 years of hard use, being thrown in & out of SUV's and car trunks the cas was TIRED. I ordered another one after all 10 years of hard weekly/daily use is great. To my amazement Yamaha fixed/updated everything that my 10 year old bag had flail! The new Retractable handle is now 100% out side the bag and serviceable. The rear wheels have now been Moved a little inboard (improvement fitting next to something else) and DOUBLED (now 4 Roller-blade-style not two) and the old triangle shaped foot is now STRAIGHT! All my failure points are UPGRADED & IMPROVED... Yammaha!

Excellent for moving equipment safely. Well padded and balanced. Only negative is the pull out drag handles seem to be too light in comparison to th weight distribution of the case.

This rolly saves me time and effort. The entire Yamaha Stagepas system, including cables, fits in this bag. The speakers fit with the stand adapters attached, which is convenient. The less I have to put together onsite, the better. There are two extra pockets on the front for more stuff. Enough padding that my PA is well protected during transport. The one problem I have is that I can't lift the loaded bag alone, which is a problem when taking it our of my car or when there are stairs. And the pull handle is kinda flimsy - fine when rolling along but one can't really pull the bag up or down stairs. The bag does have two heavy duty handles on each side for carrying with someone else though, and I can usually find someone to help me.