[Gray] This is one of the few gig bags available that will fit older and somewhat larger vintage keyboards. A Prophet 5 or Jupiter 6 fit in this bag like it was made for them. A Juno 60 also fits well. It won't fit larger Synths such as Jupiter 8, Oberheim OB series, Matrix 12, or Yamaha CS70M but I use ATA flight cases for those anyway. The adjustable Velcro straps are heavily padded and hold securely. The large zippers are fine quality and the case appears to be very durable. Possibly the best gig bag in this size and price range.

[Zipper] This is a very good and sturdy bag to keep my keyboard absolutely safe. Carrying keyboard in this bag is very easy and convenient. The cushioning is perfect and provides very good safety.

[Gray] Seems just right for gigging locally with the SUV. It's not a hard shell case, but it doesn't weigh what one weighs either. Of course you would want to handle any sophisticated electronic gear with a good portion of TLC.

[Zipper] Okay this is my second Gator gig bag and they are simply great bags for playing live locally. Had the 88 slim bag for a narrow digital piano and just received this 76 bag for my Kurzweil. Fits like a glove and give the board good protection for tossing in he trunk with my amp and stands to make gigs. Good amount of padding and light weight. I would advise you to go to Gator's website to figure out exactly what bag you need. They have a little selector where you choose the brand and model of your keyboard and it will spit out the properly sized bag. I am saying this because not all 88's are the same size. For example my digital piano has 88 keys but is narrow front to back and has mod wheels above the keys, a Motif 88 is huge front to back and has pitch and mod wheels on the cheek block. Gator makes bags for both situations. Use their selector before ordering from B&H and you will make sure that your bag fits like a glove. Oh by the way the 88 Key version of this I have been gigging with for like 7 years and it still looks new. Handles are beefy and comfortable and there is a good sized pocket for a damper pedal cables and sheet music.

[Gray] This bag is exceptionally well made - quality stitches, zippers and plenty of padding. This bag is huge, my Novation Impulse 61 is dwarfed inside, but is well protected. Would definitely buy again.

[Gray] Good quality bag that will keep your keyboard from getting banged around when moving keyboard around the house or transporting in and out of the car. This bag was used with a Yamaha PSR-E373 61-key Portable Arranger. There was room to spare but don't think this keyboard would have fit in the slim version of this bag based on the dimension of the keyboard listed in the specifications.

[Zipper] Waaaay to big for a Nord Wave 2 61 key. This gig bag is too 'deep' for a modern synth or controller.

[Zipper] Very well designed bag to keep valuable keyboards safe and easy to cary .

[Gray] A well constructed bag for everyday transportation of synths/keyboards. Wont protect against damage like a solid case, but doesn't weigh nearly as much. Great for practices. Convenient large front zip up pocket and mesh storage compartment for cables, etc. Well built with reinforced handles and large sturdy zippers. One thing that would have been nice is a shoulder strap to help with carrying, but definitely not a necessity. I own 2 of these, 61 key and 49 key. Highly recommended.

[Zipper] I searched all over for a bag like this before finding it online at B&H. I purchased a bag which wasn't large enough at first. The people at B&H were genuinely helpful in assisting me in replacing it with this bag. I would shop with them again without hesitation!