I need a replacement soft case for a Roland XP-50, will this case work well? also, are there straps inside the case for securing the keyboard? thanks.
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I use this roomy case for a Yamaha DGX-230 keyboard. There are straps for securing and very nice padding for keeping the keyboard secure.
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You don't need to replace the case. Just the keyboard. Make sure you release the KB ribbon cable latch. Otherwise you will likely break it.
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No, because this case is for 66 notes keyboard, and I think that the Roland keyboard Model FP-4F is 88 keys, you can check in this site for measures and models (for gator cases), where yo can find the perfect case model for your keyboard: http://www.gatorcases.com/c/111157/ata-keyboard-cases
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Yes. I cover the piano with a soft nylon 88-key keyboard cover; I use magnetic tape to hold the keys in place by pulling a strip of tape across the front of the white keys where they meet the casing of the keyboard (holding the keys in place for travel); I place the music stand on top, with the music "holder" part on top of the keys, facing down. I travel all over the world (I work for Disney and fly the planet) and this case has worn well. The only issue: TSA, customs and the airlines treat hard cases with disdain. I have had to repair the wheels on the bottom of the case using gaffers tape and whatever else I can use. Good luck!
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Hi,Unfortunately, I returned this Gearlux Hardshell case. It arrived damaged-dented in two places so I can't help you with an an answer. I decided to buy a guitar/gig bag instead. I didn't want to risk ordering another hardshell case and have it arrived damaged again. Sorry I can't help. Frank
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I don't know what model Korg you are talking about, nor the dimensions of the one you have.It fits my Alesis QS8 very nicely which is 50" x 14" x 4.5". It has more stretch so will probably fit something biggerand it has a cord to pull it tighter, so i imagine it will fall something smaller.I am very pleased with it. It is a very simple low key looking cover ( kind of classic and classy ) that does it's job well.It's been sitting near on the keyboard near a window getting sun all day, and looks as good as it did when i first put it on.Hoping that helps somewhat. Be well ~ I don't know what model Korg you are talking about, nor the dimensions of the one you have.It fits my Alesis QS8 very nicely which is 50" x 14" x 4.5". It has more stretch so will probably fit something biggerand it has a cord to pull it tighter, so i imagine it will fall something smaller.I am very pleased with it. It is a very simple low key looking cover ( kind of classic and classy ) that does it's job well.It's been sitting near on the keyboard near a window getting sun all day, and looks as good as it did when i first put it on.Hoping that... » Read More I don't know what model Korg you are talking about, nor the dimensions of the one you have.It fits my Alesis QS8 very nicely which is 50" x 14" x 4.5". It has more stretch so will probably fit something biggerand it has a cord to pull it tighter, so i imagine it will fall something smaller.I am very pleased with it. It is a very simple low key looking cover ( kind of classic and classy ) that does it's job well.It's been sitting near on the keyboard near a window getting sun all day, and looks as good as it did when i first put it on.Hoping that helps somewhat. Be well ~ « Show Less
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I'm sorry but I don't know. With my Asus I do have a problem with it pulling sway from my keyboard because of the straps that go inside the hinge.
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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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This bag was so spacious, I'm packing two Roland Keyboards in this one bag. Both are 61 keys of course. They are Roland E-09 arranger, and classic JV30. I stack them with padding in between. Even then, there is still space for extra small equipment. Hope this helps.
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I have an older huge Yamaha keyboard. Even if all the parts were in the box, it still would be too wimpy for my keyboard. I hope that helps.
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I bought ours in December of 2012. The two pouches are different sizes, The inner one is longer and has less depth. I insert the keyboard music stand in ours. It is a snug fit. The outer pouch is slightly shorter and is deeper. I put the sustain pedal, the power supply, and an extension cord in there. We have not travelled much with this keyboard, just around Atlanta in a car. It has protected our Yamaha keyboard in good shape. The wheels are a great feature.
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I have a 34 key, 60 bass paolo soprani. Its a very snug fit, I have to make sure the straps are completely tucked into the back. I have been very happy with this case. i like the backpack style which makes it easy to carry. I don't like my accordion flopping around inside a case
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I bought the Finite Hardback case ($7.99) and it works very well with this keyboard. The case is designed to pull the bottom out so it can up. You can plug in the dock the same way and keep it in the case. I would recommend both items together. I will post Pics of how I do it on the product page for both items.Fintie ClickBook Series Folio Hardback Case with Built-in Stand for Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 inch Tablet N8000 N8010 N8013 - Black
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Probably not if the Roland FP-4F has 88 keys. The Gator 61 note keyboard case is designed for smaller keyboards (like ones with 61 keys)
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Thanks! I found the same thing. I went to radioshack and picked up a different keyboard cover for $14. It definitely fits better.
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Hi, Mine only fits a 61-key, I dont think your keyboard would fit in my model. My case can only fit a max of 41-inch length keyboard. Please make sure youre getting the right model. Also please note that this model keyboard case can be lumpy, the whole thing stays on the floor FLAT; I had to modify mine to firm up the frame and it cost me an extra $24 and some innovative work. So you might wanna ask another critical question: "does it stay flat and lumpy?"
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I have both a 900 and a 910. Either one will fit in this case. The case is satisfactory for carrying the keyboards but does not provide as much protection as cases with thicker padding or hard-shell "airline" type cases. I also have a Yamaha YBV612 "Virtuoso Series" case that has better padding. That model is now discontinued but the Yamaha website says the similar YBV611 is still current (although I don't see it on Amazon or other retailer sites). http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-instruments/keyboards/accessories/cases/ybv611/?mode=model#page=1&mode=paging If there is any chance of rough handling you might want to consider a different case. After all, you're protecting an expensive instrument. But if you will be carrying it yourself and are careful, this case is fine.