Musician's Gear 76-Key Keyboard Gig Bag

Bought to hand carry a 29 pound Roland RD88 EX as the length dimensions were perfect. Width was more than needed but was doable as it was not going to be handled by roadies...just by me, and only to go in the back seat of a car, etc. I liked that it had both handle and shoulder straps and knew that it did not have inner straps but that was OK, as again, I was the only one handling it. But on my third time carrying it on my shoulder the shoulder strap D ring bent and gave way YIKES!!! Fortunately I was also holding the handles so it did not hit the ground. When I called on it I was directed to return it to a local store (Coral Springs, FL.). But they promptly told me I could not return it because "it was damaged". I said "I know, it is defective and that is why I am returning it". Got nowhere...even with the store manager Liz who told me NOT to buy Guitar Center branded in house items...that they "were crap". Long story short, I ended up having to package it up and send it back through UPS to get a refund on a defective product. Guitar Center online was shocked at the store's response. So buyer beware if you purchase a defective product from Guitar Center and need to return it. Safe to say Guitar Center is no longer on my vendor list.

This case is very good using it for set.

I am going to use this bag to transport my Yamaha keyboard for gigs. The bag's material seems strong enough to handle in transporting the keyboard. It has built in foam cushion to protect the instrument.

Too early to have a lot of opinion other than it appears to have plenty of pouch room to carry the extras i need. Tough fabric on the outside and padded to protect on the inside. Should work exactly like I want it to.

I was hoping it would have a more rigid base to keep the keyboard standing on edge with handles up like a suitcase, but it falls over instead. The case is soft on all surfaces, and padding is sufficient.

Solid lightweight bag for my 73-key Yamaha. Provides easy transport and basic scuff protection. If more protection is needed, buy a stiffer (heavier) bag.