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4.0 out of 5 stars
Versatile, well-made case,
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This review is from: Gator 61 Note Lightweight Keyboard Case (GK-61) (Electronics)
This is a great case. I use it for all of my auxiliary equipment: keyboard stand, speaker stands, music stand. I even sometimes put my soprano sax case inside. It makes getting to gigs easier. The only thing that is strange is that the wheels and end handles seem to be on the wrong ends of the case for a right-handed person. I have a Yamaha keyboard case and the wheels are at the other end. It feels more natural to lift after you roll it up to the back of your car. The case is very well build and I am happy with it, but it seems to me like Gator got the ergonomics (the science of designing equipment and devices that fit the human body) wrong on this one. Just my opinion as a mechanical engineer. I still like the case.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sturdy case for heavy keyboard,
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This review is from: Gator 61 Note Lightweight Keyboard Case (GK-61) (Electronics)
This case is strong! I have been searching for a case for my Yamaha XS6, which is quite heavy. And finally found this one. Other cases without wheels would definitely made it way harder to carry a heavy keyboard. And sooner or later if you have to carry a keyboard in case with no wheels, the handle would break.
It would be nice if there are wheels on the side as well. |
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