Gator GTSA-KEY49 TSA ATA Molded 49-note Keyboard Case

This thing is fantastic. Really durable and very sensible layout. I flew with my Novation Launchkey 49 and lots of other peripherals, including a tablet underneath. It made it to Morocco and Bosnia with no issues.

Uno dei migliori acquisti mai effettuati. Custodia iperprotettiva, solida, con chiusure di una precisione incredibile. Interno con divisori a strap che permettono di partizionare e modulare lo spazio in base alle dimensioni della tastiera che dovrà contenere. Mi sono fatto confezionare una busta in feltro dimensioni cm 40x20, provvista di straps che ho applicato all’interno, sotto il coperchio, per riporre cavi e quant’altro. Potrebbe essere un’idea per completare di serie questa stupenda custodia.

Perfect fit, exactly what I needed for my Clavia Nord Lead 3 Synthesizer.

De Arturia keylab 61 MK3 past perfect in de koffer voor 49 toetsen, het is een mooie degelijke koffer

Coque très résistante, qui vous permettra de transporter vos claviers de 49 touches en touche sérénité ! Rangement de câbles à l'intérieur de la valise possible ! Je peux vous recommander cet article !

I bought the 49key version for my Prophet Rev2, which is a 61 key synth. FORTUNATELY the dimensions are precise in the description and the Rev2 fit very snugly, and I've already checked it at a few airports without issue, it's extremely durable and the latches fast. UNFORTUNATELY this case is the exact size of an assault rifle case, and I get a lot of questions from airport staff. It's worth noting that the 49key version does NOT have wheels, as it says in the description, and my prophet+case weighs 35lbs, which would be a lot to carry for someone less muscular. It's also worth noting that even the 49key case is considered over-sized as far as TSA is concerned, it doesn't cost extra but needs to be checked in a different location in most airports. In conclusion it's a great case, and I trust it with my favorite synth, even through the god-know-what happens in the baggage loading area. I recommend comparing dimensions of your instrument rather than buying the appropriately labeled case, as there's no reliable standard for size.