Customer Reviews

Gator Micro Keyboard Bag (GK-2110)

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I bought this for my POD X3 live, because Line 6 hadn't come up with a case at the time when I bought it.

Recently I saw the original line 6 case. I can tell you this Gator case is 3x the quality of the Line 6 one. It is better built, in terms of the stitching. It has much better padding than the line 6, "cheap sponge" kind of cushioning, Gator uses dense foam. The most significant thing is, the Gator case has much much hardier strap joints.

I am referring the the metal things that connect the shoulder strap to the case, like a sling. The Line 6 bag is so weak, any additional weight or rigorous usage, and it will bend and break. This is because Line 6 uses some kind of Mild-steel, which is soft. Gator uses good quality and tough stainless steel.

Trust me this is a great buy. I've had zero regrets with this case.

This bag is sturdy and fits my Alesis Micron sythesizer perfectly. There is enough room in the outer pocket for a reverb pedal, distortion pedal and a sustain pedal plus 3 adapters! The patch cords I put in the main compartment with the keyboard.

Overall I am quite pleased with the product. I have a Micro-Korg that I've been trying to find the right carrying bag for. This is perfect; good padding, oversized zip pocket in the front (with a little padding also) and shoulder strap. Pretty much everything I was looking for. Well aside from the giant Gator logo and picutre on the front, aside from the comical nature of the picture it's a great product.

I purchased this case for my new Line 6 POD HD 500. It's a well built, solid case for the price. It fits the HD 500 very snugly and has large pocket on the front for cables. I wouldn't drop my POD in this thing, but as a basic light duty carrying case it does the job very well.

I bought this bag for my Pod X3 Live and it is amazing. Very heavy-duty and the X3 Live fits perfectly in the bag, nice and snug so it doesn't move around. The front pouch isn't huge but I fit the power adapter, a USB cord, two 15' instrument cables and a 6' audio cable in it, so it does it's job. If you have a Pod X3 Live I would highly recommend buying this. If the Pod XT is the same size (not sure if it is), then I'd also recommend this.

It just exactly fits my line6 PODHD500, I bough knowing that it fits another line6 models, but it just seems to be made for the PODHD500...

It is very well built, bought for my POD HD400 and it works great, even better than the original Line6

I have a MicroKorg XL and have been searching everywhere for a proper case for it. I wasn't a huge fan of this Gator case when I got a couple years ago, but it has slowly grown on me and there really is nothing better out there for the price. Korg makes a bag for it's keyboards, but it's not as good as this Gator case.

I am able to hold my MicroKorg XL and a cable in the main pocket and the AC adapter, extra batteries, and some duck tape in the smaller pocket. I wish there were smaller dividers in this case, but I got used to the simplicity.

I recently went on a tour with my band and I used this Gator bag to stuff some of my clothes in.

I was looking for a case for a 25 Key Alesys Midi Controller and could not find anything that would fit the bill. This does fine. The case was not designed for my keyboard, but is a very close fit. The side pocket also has room for the user manual, USB cable, midi cables and various cords to hook the keyboard up to an amplifier. I am more than satisfied with this item.

I use this for my POD X3 Live and it works ok. It's not really a good fit for it, but it works. The case is well made and great for the money. I wish someone would make a good case specifically for the X3 live though.