Gator GKB76 76-Key Keyboard Gig Bag

Meant to carry 76-key digital pianos and synth workstations, this Gator GKB76 gig bag will safely transport your instrument with its padded interior.

Overview

The Gator GKB76 is a larger keyboard gig bag meant to fit most portable digital pianos, synthesizer workstations, and large arrangers. Gator's Keyboard Gig Bags are the ultimate in affordable solutions for the gigging musician. The bags are constructed of durable 600 Denier Nylon. The keyboard bags include adjustable padded interior straps to hold your keyboard snug. Storage pockets are included perfect for cables and other accessories. This case also includes large zippers and heavy-duty comfort handles for easy transport.

Features:

- Heavy-duty rugged nylon construction
- Adjustable padded secure straps to hold keyboard in place during transport
- Exterior accessory pocket
- Reinforced comfort riveted carry handles

Keyboard not included.

Specs

Interior Dimensions:
- Interior Length: 49.50"
- Interior Width: 17.00"
- Interior Height: 6.63"

Exterior Dimensions:
- Exterior Length: 50.50"
- Exterior Width: 18.00"
- Exterior Height: 7.63"

Weight: 6 pounds

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Base Item: Shipping Weight: 6.5 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 52 x 25 x 4 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): GKB76

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 813-221-4191
Web: https://www.gatorcases.com/support/

Reviews

(1 ratings)

Submitted January 29, 2012 by Laura C in Northern New Mexico, NM

"What a disappointment!"

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Moving keyboard equipment is a couple of notches less irritating than moving drum equipment, so a good case is important. When I first unpacked the case, it all looked good. Well made zippers, convenient exterior zippered compartments, great for cable and accessories. The construction seemed sound and the interior and a couple of nicely padded velcro straps. The first clue that something was off was when I put my keyboard in. Now, I'm sure not every 76 key keyboard is the same size, but this bag is so much bigger than my keyboard at first I though I was mistakenly sent the 88-key bag. There is way too much wiggle room. But wait, there's more.... Once all was zipped up, I grabbed the two well made straps, stood up, and... The bag hit the floor. Really? I'm 5'9". So now I have to *lift* the bag in order for it not to drag on the ground. Really? Did someone in R&D not test the bag before putting it into production? As a woman moving around equipment, I have limited arm strength. Okay - another little setback. No problem. I'll just use the shoulder strap then. Oh wait. There's no shoulder strap. So, for about 100 bucks I have a bag that doesn't fit well and drags on the floor. Unfortunately, I didn't need to take the keyboard out of the house until after my guarantee period expired. Lesson learned.