Will a Yamaha 567D fit into this case? Many thanks!!
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Hi, I have a 667 that was "loosened and resoldered, so it is a little bigger now, & it fits fine. This is a great case, just make sure you support your horn in the case, both up & down, & sideways. The fit is loose, and my horns shake if not supported.d
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My 6D is larger than most horns and fits alright, you should be okay. At worst just push the foam together with your fingers if you need some spot to be bigger.
1115856
Yes! I have a Yamaha YPG235 and it fits in the bag perfectly. Not tight just enough room to slip it easily. Also, the cushioning of the bag is really good - about 1/2 inch of foam on all sides. I carry the keyboard every week for my class and never had any problem. A good buy.
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Probably, I have a yamaha p120s and it fits that just fine... im pretty sure mine is a bit bigger than yours. IT has a draw string so it sits tight on whatever you put it over... also serves as a great gig bag
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hey buddy, it would fit width-wise, its a huge case (you could almost fit 2 in there) but its not deep enough to fit any guitar in it(i had to grind down the bottom and recover it to fit my ml in there) so its not worth getting. . . you'd be better off finding the smaller dean lightweight from somewhere else because amazon doesn't offer it. or the guardian or on stage lightweight cases are good choices as well(but they all smash the volume knobs into the body of the guitar(i'm still searching for the inexpensive case that doesn't myself)
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Your best bet would be to call an online retailer such as Musicians Friend, Sweetwater, or Zzounds, tell them that you are interested in buying the case but you need to be sure that your instrument fits inside of it first and ask them to test fit it for you.
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I have Yamaha hs8's and the stands are a bit small but are really sturdy and I don't fear the speakers falling off. I think your speakers will fit just fine.
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I own a Yamaha r1 and it fits awesome. There's a part you strap to the seat with Velcro to help hold the bag. I put it on the seat upside down and changed the straps to keep it tighter. Should work well for your bike, and way better than a tank bag.
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Go to the SKB website and compare the dimensions of the case with those of your guitar. It's the best way to be sure.
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I am not quite sure but I suppose it should be okay. I got it for my 88 key Yamaha P-105 (Width 52 3/16" and weight 25.8 lbs) and it worked very well :)
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It's being used for a 35 inch scale, 24 fret 6 string bass and there's About 5 inches of room above the head stock. So it should fit. It's a very solid case, I am happy with mine.
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Not, sure, i bought it for an old guitar. but I have three guitars one of which is a Yamaha 12 string.give me length and greatest width of your guitar and I'll see how it compares to mine and then check the case size for you.
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All I can say is that I use it for my Yamaha FG 180 and it works like a charm. I do not recall the exact measurements, but if you just look up the dimensions of an FG 180, you'll know. It is a solid case, so I hope it works out for you.
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It fits my 52" yamaha 88 key portable. Note: The stand will not go low enough to sit like you would at a piano, at least not with my keyboard, which is 6" thick. On the other hand, I am 5'2". If you want to stand and play, no problem, I suppose.
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Not exactly positive but there seems to be enough room. Your Ironbird does have a unique shape and the pics I have seen of them in cases seem to have the notches for the sharp corners. My Yamaha fits perfect and the case is great. Sorry I could not completely answer your question. You may have to go by dimensions alone. Good luck.
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I think it will with no problem. I have the bag and another 76-key Yamaha keyboard and mine fits perfectly.
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Your Takamine GD20-NS should fit fine as the dimensions of this case are 44 x 16.5 x 6 inches.
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I think so...it fits a standard tenor bone, like my King 3B and my Yamaha YSL-691. Great case! Unless you're planning to ship your P-bone or check it at an airport, this might be overkill. Tommy