Sound Town Lightweight 61-Note Keyboard Case, ATA Flight Case with TSA Approved Locking Latches, Customizable Interior, Recessed Wheels (STKBC-61)

The case is solidly made with good hardware and a TSA lock.Delivered on time.I bought this 76 case for my Yamaha 88 key piano based on the internal measurements described.It does fit as expected.The foam blocks inside are jigsaw puzzle cut, so no knife was needed to adjust the inside foam.It has retaining straps inside to keep the keyboard from moving around.Not too heavy either.It will protect my CK88 at a reasonable price.I like it.

Good for "local" handling. If you are carrying your gear, and take care of transporting, this is a great case.After one flight, a foot was ripped out of the plastic. And I would recommend taping down the latches. After the flight, once I got my gear, this bag had three of the four latches popped. The only one closed was the locked latch. They always seemed easy to open, and this proved it.I probably will NOT fly with this case again.I would recommend for the price. Not a bad case... maybe not sturdy enough for a flight case

Good but heavy as expected

it fits a behringer wave and seems quite sturdy.

Extremely heavy case—probably close to 200 pounds. Nowhere in the description was the weight mentioned. We were misled by this missing information and purchased the case for our 12-year-old daughter. I’m an adult and had a very difficult time lifting it, so imagine a child trying to handle it.We had no choice but to return it. The seller stated that shipping would be the buyer’s responsibility and FedEx quoted us around $250. Instead of paying that amount, I loaded the case into my wife’s Tesla, and she drove nearly an hour from our home to Walnut to deliver it personally.When we received the case, we only opened the box—we never even took the item out because it was so heavy. The seller received it back in brand-new condition, exactly as we received it.Despite this, we were still charged a 15% restocking fee for a mistake that was not ours. If the weight had been clearly disclosed in the description, we would never have purchased it for a 12-year-old child in the first place.Be aware when purchasing from this seller. We will never purchase from them again.

Wonderful protection for our 88-note Synthesizer. Love it.

I have an 88 key case from Sound Town and it's the nicest of my flight cases. I expected the same from this case. The outer part of the case is fine. The inside foam quite frankly sucks compared to the 88. In the photo you'll notice the top foam part is coming off, and the center piece of foam at the center of the keybed I concocted with left over foam from fitting the board. The 88 has very nice soft foam that fills the entire case and it's cut in small squares in order to make a perfect fit that surrounds the entire board. Which is what I wanted for my Kurzweil. I wanted the same for my Hammond, but this stiff clunky foam that has all these long segments with triangles that you have to cut and fit together like a puzzle doesn't make a nice fit at all. The outer case is fine, but there are other sellers selling almost the same case for much less and if I have to redo all the foam in the interior anyway, I'll be going there for my Yamaha I just purchased that needs a case. Very disappointed.

Very sturdy and looks perfect. Two issues with this case. First it is very heavy. Second is the sponge glue. It is hard to take the sponge off and rearrange according to your keyboard.

The pros: Sturdy, well made case with solid hardware & hasps for locks.The cons: liner layers were all glued solidly together. They could have sent them as a bundle so you could arrange them to suit your needs and glue them yourself. Instead, I had to mutilate the layers until my synth fit properly. It does the job well, and it looks terrible.