Is this sturdy enough to send keyboard as checked baggage? What are external dimensions?
442489
This is a soft material case. The contents would not be protected from the rigors of being handled roughly. I would'nt try it myself.
442490
It is 38x15x6 and would not check it as baggage. I would carry it on board or not take it at all. It is a thin nylon with no lining so it can fold and flop around, not sturdy. I use it to store my keyboard at home. I also bought foam rubber at a fabric store to pad it to make it more sturdy. It isn't padded as the ad says, just a cheap nylon lining that isn't very protective. Buy extra padding. However it holds my keyboard, power supply, pedal, music stand, music books on the outside pockets, and my folding stand for it also headset and mike. Holds a lot but get extra padding or find a hardcover one for shipping. It is 38x15x6 and would not check it as baggage. I would carry it on board or not take it at all. It is a thin nylon with no lining so it can fold and flop around, not sturdy. I use it to store my keyboard at home. I also bought foam rubber at a fabric store to pad it to make it more sturdy. It isn't padded as the ad says, just a cheap nylon lining that isn't very protective. Buy extra padding. However it holds my keyboard, power supply, pedal, music stand, music books on the outside pockets, and my folding stand for it also headset and mike. Holds a lot but get extra padding or find a... » Read More It is 38x15x6 and would not check it as baggage. I would carry it on board or not take it at all. It is a thin nylon with no lining so it can fold and flop around, not sturdy. I use it to store my keyboard at home. I also bought foam rubber at a fabric store to pad it to make it more sturdy. It isn't padded as the ad says, just a cheap nylon lining that isn't very protective. Buy extra padding. However it holds my keyboard, power supply, pedal, music stand, music books on the outside pockets, and my folding stand for it also headset and mike. Holds a lot but get extra padding or find a hardcover one for shipping. « Show Less
442491
Keyboard fits well for carrying around to gigs, but not for checking baggage. Would need ot have a lot packed around it.
442492
Outside dementions are 40x17x5. I sbsolutely would not send a keyboard as checked baggage in this. It is canvas and only lightly padded. Like an oversized gym bag. We are thrilled with ours bit we us it to take keyboard to church for the sunday school class.
442493
The case is OK for going to gigs in your gig van but I would never trust it to airlines, trains or busses.. You need an Anvil case for traveling any way but in your own vehicle. I would add 2" all around to the internal dimensions which are: 38" x 15" x 6" The case is a snug fit but I was able to add extra foam inside for extra protection.
442494
Absolutely not. Even the Gator bag that I purchased to replace this one for over twice the price is not enough protection for a keyboard to be checked with luggage. You're probably looking at spending well over $200 for a bag with enough protection! Rick
442495
It is 38x15x6 and would not check it as baggage. I would carry it on board or not take it at all. It is a thin nylon with no lining so it can fold and flop around, not sturdy. I use it to store my keyboard at home. I also bought foam rubber at a fabric store to pad it to make it more sturdy. It isn't padded as the ad says, just a cheap nylon lining that isn't very protective. Buy extra padding. However it holds my keyboard, power supply, pedal, music stand, music books on the outside pockets, and my folding stand for it also headset and mike. Holds a lot but get extra padding or find a hardcover one for shipping.
2113128
I am guessing. But I would think so. I would wrap cardboard around the keyboard to protect the keys. Question, is the keyboard too big to fit in luggage? I would suggest having soft things completely surrounding the keyboard. I once brought fragile china back from Japan by wrapping, wrapping, wrapping ... .
1755970
I really don't think so. It's kind of like a typical suitcase. I put my keys on the top of all the other equipment.. The bottom is pretty solid...again, like a typical suitcases bottom/back side. It is a nice case...but I wouldn't trust any airline with it. (no offense baggage claim...but I've seen your work:)
1715576
NO. It is a soft sided case with little support. I lined mins with FOAM and a rayon lining to make it more shock resistant, but it is not able to withstand luggage handlers. You would need some sort of hard case with a good, form fitting lining. Check if the keyboard manufacturer makes a specific case.This case is excellent for home storage and "light" moving between local gigs when handled by someone who cares about the instrument.
1375242
Heavy... I would say no, you can carry it round just fine. However you're looking at a full sized keyboard here, it's likely too bulky for carry-on.
1618424
It's sturdy enough to type on and it wouldn't break if you rested your hands on it but it will lean a little bit not enough for your laptop to slip off but enough to notice that should be expected though.
974348
no actually the bag was too large for the keyboard. Better buy a smaller bag.
2161666
All I can say is that it is more sturdy than some cases I know are TSA approved, so it SHOULD be, but the TSA is sometimes hard to satisfy and can be fickle. They may not accept it because it uses a combo rather than a key. I'd contact the airline or TSA directly if you have any doubt.
1799342
I am small and it would be very cumbersome for me! It weighs 41 lbs. and you probably saw the dimensions 52-1/2" x 5-1/2" x 13-13/16". My husband and I agree "cumbersome" is a very good word for what it would be to carry! We're used to hauling amps and guitars back and forth but not so much with keyboards.
1912080
The measurments are 58"L x 20" W x51/2 " Deep. I has a substantial pocket also. I'm very happy with both the quality and the price. I've had other bags that fall apart at the seams (literally). I recommend it for any keyboard no matter the weight. Regards Spike
1761008
I'm not sure, but I will tell you that it's pretty sturdy. I use it for a computer keyboard, but I think it's strong enough to hold a MIDI keyboard. It's going to depend on what your attaching it to. A thick piece of wood with good sized wood screws, it will hold a lot of weight. Hope this helps.
1316061
The product detail dimensions are probably the folded packaged dimensions. I have a 51" x 13" keyboard that it comfortably fits. I'm sure it would stretch to fit a keyboard slightly larger.
1668597
Not as is. You'll need to get a tray of some sort to support the weight. It's meant for another keyboard, but you could rig it for a laptop if needed
1928612
Hi, I can't answer that question for you because I don't own that keyboard you do. Simply measure your keyboard by length & width, then check the dimensions of the bag & go from there. I hope this helps.
378666
No, sorry. I have only used it to transport my laptop to and from workshops. It seems sturdy enough and is still in great shape after a few months.
790153
This will hold a full heavy keyboard and is not flimsy so it should do the job.
770094
This is a MIDI only keyboard. You have to connect it to a computer to work. It would fit into an overhead compartment, but not easily. Probably not something you want unless you're going to check it in your luggage.