Thomann Keyboard Bag 4

The reason I bought this bag for my Tyros keyboard was to take up less space in my vehicle. Because I used to drive a van with plenty of room, but nowadays I simply drive a car with a lot less room. The bag itself is quite tough and well padded. But with taking the instrument in and out of my car, the stitching around the zip became undone and I ended up having to sew it by hand. So in my opinion, the zip stitching needs to be stronger, perhaps with thicker and stronger thread. As I have said, apart from this, it's a good protective bag.

Bought this to hold a Studiologic VMK176, and it's a pretty good fit - length wise it is perfect, but it is a little large in width.

Quality seems to be ok - zips are rugged and look as if it would be difficult to break them. Fabric is heavy weight nylon/canvas type material.

Overall this bag is unblemished after over a year's gigging with a very heavy keyboard inside it.

One very slight downside - the straps are quite thin and tend to cut into your hands a bit. But at the price, difficult to complain too much.

With precious few 73 and 76 keyboards (especially dps) available nowadays, there are few gig bags for them too. I ordered this for my P-121, the Yamaha portable dp with 73 keys. It is a bit oversize, particularly in width, but does fit on the backseat of most cars - a huge reason for buying a shorter keyboard in the first place. The quality is fair, so it's good value for the low price.

It's a good product if you are not mobile. it's good for storage but if you are highly mobile, I'd suggest the travel cases.