76-Key Keyboard Gig Bag

I ordered the Musician's Gear 76-Key Keyboard Gig Bag and it came within a week of placing the of the order. My keyboard, in which is a Yamaha YPG-235 fit inside of the bag comfortably despite the depth of the keyboard being 1/4" bigger than the overall case. From my perspective, the keyboard gig bag is made of excellent material, multiple pockets to hold a surplus of keyboard or extraneous accessories, and two modes of carrying the bag: carrying the bag via the shoulder strap or carrying the bag via regular hand holders. Though the shoulder strap seems like a good idea, it may make the holder feel awkward about carrying the bag vertically as opposed to horizontally due to the massive size of the bag; it may seem a little less awkward if you use the shoulder strap on smaller keyboard, however.The price of the keyboard bag is phenomenal as well. At my time of purchase, it cost me only $40 with no additional fees such as shipping. The price tag of this gig bag is much, much cheaper than those that cost $80+ that may protect the keyboard even less. In summary and in my own opinion, this keyboard bag is the way to go if your looking for a cheap, reliable transportation gadget for your keyboard.

I expected the padding to be a little more solid; it's just a little more flimsy than what I thought I'd be getting. I kind of expected a material that would hold its shape a little more, but the padding is flimsier than that. Still, it gets the job done, and the price on this bag simply can't be beat. I would recommend the product, just know that it's a little floppier than what the photo leads one to believe. Hardware seems to be solid (strong, large zipper, solid hooks for strap), and the fabric is very durable.

Although it was designed for a 76-key keyboard, I can squeeze my 88-key Yamaha P115 into it, and that's what I've mostly ended up doing. Even being used incorrectly, it has still lasted well. I'm reviewing it in 2024 and purchased in in 2016, I think.

I ordered the musicians gear 76 key keyboard gig bag from amazon. It came in time and was packaged perfectly. Once i got it i was super excited about the quality of this case. It will definitly fit a 76 key korg triton or something like that. The zippers and handles are made well and are built to last. The pockets on the front of the case are especially wonderful. They could be used for gig cords or powercords. The big pocket is even big enough to fit a laptop. The only thing i dont like about this case is the shoulder strap. It doesnt look like its going to last a while and as i used it for couple gigs it just got in my way. So i too k it off and i just use the regular straps that it came with. other then the strap i love it. But if you have skinny keyboards like the yamaha s03 or the roland gw7 or even the roland juno series, this case might be too wide for them. i had this problem but i have other keyboards to put in this case. Overall its a wonderfully made case. I would tell anyone to buy it.

It fit my 76 keys keyboard very well ( Yamaha PSR-EW 410)

I purchased this bag 4 years ago as a gig bag for a very cheap keyboard I bought (I'm not sure whats more expensive the bag or the keyboard to be quite frank). This thing survived a great war; High School marching Season. 2 High School marching seasons to be exact, and it's not quite dead yet, but it is showing signs of wear. Let me list of of the perils this bag went through:- Rain- Heavy Rain- The strongest storm I have ever seen.- Being dropped SEVERAL times.- Being thrown several times,- Being thrown onto a bus- Being thrown into a truck- Surviving a 4 hour trip in a bus- Surviving a 4 hour trip in a truck- Being dropped 2 stories- Falling off a moving platform going 25 mph- Being trampled by 40 or so Color Guard Girls.- Getting hit by golf cart going high speed.All that, and there is only one tear on the bag, and it is because it got caught between a door and I pulled on it as hard as I possibly could.They keyboard itself also only suffered minor injuries, no keys were broken and it still serves its purpose (not that I will be using it anytime soon however)

I've had this bag for 13 years and it's still in good condition. I've used it for weekly traveling for years, as well as it sitting in storage and it's just as good as the day i bought it. One of the best things i've bought for my keyboard.

I bought this bag to carry a new 76-key Yamaha keyboard (PSR-EW410). It holds the keyboard perfectly, with plenty of padding, and the outside pockets easily accommodate music, the AC adapter, a sustain pedal and the shoulder strap (which I don't ordinarily use, in lieu of the carrying handles), with room for more stuff. By the way, this bag replaced a Yamaha 76-key bag which I originally purchased from Amazon and which I returned because it had inadequate padding and barely fit the keyboard.