RockvilleBest 88 Key Padded Rigid Durable Keyboard Gig Bag Case+Foam Insert

Absolutely love this bag! I bought this for my 61-key Arturia MkII and it fits perfectly (yes, the 49 key bag does fit some 61 keyboards! Just check the measurements). I was looking for something that provided easy storage of cords, interface, pedals, etc, and this hit the spot. Makes it so easy to carry they keys & accessories to rehearsal and to gigs. Love the super thick padding on the bottom and on the straps, helps keep peace of mind that my keyboard is safely stored. My only cons are that I wish the mesh pockets had more closure (I may add some Velcro to help keep things contained when I open the big compartment) and I very much wish it had backpack straps (there was no backpack bag I could find that had the storage this one has, and storage features won oit). I eagerly wait for Rockville to make this bag in backpack style! Otherwise this bag is great. I've been using it consistently for a couple months now and love it. My band mates always comment on how nice it is, and I couldn't agree more.

This case is advertised for 77 keys keyboards. However, based on dimensions I figured it should fit my 88 keys Yamaha P-115. Surely enough, it doesn't only fit my keyboard, it also fits the portable stand and there is room left for a tripod as well. In the first picture is only the keyboard. In the second picture I first put the stand with the foaming pads that come with the case, on top, to prevent friction between the keyboard and the stand. In the third picture I placed the keyboard on top of the stand. The 4th picture is the case zipped with the stand and the keyboard. The front pockets are large enough for microphone, cables, music sheets... Very well made, strong zippers, good padding, not too heavy. I just hope the handles are sturdy enough to last. The delivery was estimated between February 20-29. I received it on February 8th, three days after placing the order. Very pleased with the case and seller's professionalism. Thank you!

There are two cushions inside this case to protect the keyboard. Great value for the money and I am glad to have it for daily use.

This is a semi-rigid soft-case with a LOT of extra padding. Thick sturdy overlapping velcro arms "embrace" your keyboard for extra security. I am using it for a Yamaha MX49 and there is plenty of room for power supply and sustain pedal and cables. Lets of pockets on the outside. Thick sturdy materials and zipper. Extra handle on the back makes moving it easy. My only wish is that there was a shoulder strap, but its no biggie. Highly recommended!

Case was good but the zippers arrived broken. I reached out and have heard nothing back yet but hopefully will soon. I like the case but now it only has one zipper

I purchased this case for my Novation Launchkey 49 because it was about $25 cheaper than Novation's "official" case, which looks like a vinyl slipcover.The Rockville case holds its semi-rigid form nicely, and it has a good deal of padding and extra pockets for accessories. I kept the Launchkey's end-foams from the packing box, and it fits that way into the Rockville. It would be fine without the end-foam pieces too, but I figured I'd use them since I have them.I also have a Rockville case for my Novation Bass Station II, and I'm perfectly happy with that as well. I haven't tried Novation's official cases, but the photos make them look awfully thin. The Rockville cases are probably the best I've come across considering quality and price point.

I needed something to carry a Vox Continental 73-note keyboard to rehearsal and gigs. The positives are that the perimeter of the case feels sturdy (seems like an interior layer of hard plastic that helps it keep shape) and the two big pockets on the front are perfect for storing cables, damper pedals, tablets, etc.The negatives are the size and portability. This bag seems much too large for my keyboard. I know the bag is meant for 76-note keyboards, but I wouldn’t expect three keys to account for a 9-inch discrepancy in keyboard length. Though the interior straps and Velcro foam inserts help keep the keyboard in place, it does seem comically oversized and I fear the keyboard will slide around. The lack of backpack straps or even a shoulder strap also make carrying this case rather difficult. You’re essentially forced to carry this suitcase style, and the handle along the back seems rather flimsy. Makes load-ins a hassle as what could have been one quick trip is now two or three trips.

After searching high and low for a reasonably priced case that fits my keyboard, this is it. Nice padding and straps, too.