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Exactly what I needed!
Was looking for a bag that could carry my Nektar Impact GX49. This seemed to fit the bill and I'm superbly happy that I managed to find this!
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Great value & good quality.
I wanted a case to put my Nektar Impact 49 key midi keyboard into when not in use. Mainly as a dust protector. So I did not want to spend a fortune. So I decided on this case.
It arrived very well packaged as always. The quality is very good and I would have no issue carrying this keyboard to gigs or other studios in this bag. It is light weight & has a pocket to the front for holding accessories such as USB, pedals etc. It also has a very large document pouch at the rear. It has good padding/protection. Also as a good quality shoulder strap with solid clasps.
All in all a great bag at a great price. I never cease to be amazed at Thomanns ability to provide quality products at the prices they do!!!
It arrived very well packaged as always. The quality is very good and I would have no issue carrying this keyboard to gigs or other studios in this bag. It is light weight & has a pocket to the front for holding accessories such as USB, pedals etc. It also has a very large document pouch at the rear. It has good padding/protection. Also as a good quality shoulder strap with solid clasps.
All in all a great bag at a great price. I never cease to be amazed at Thomanns ability to provide quality products at the prices they do!!!
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Better quality than I expected.
Absolutely can't complain, has lasted me well and seems like it'll last for years. Perfect for what it is.
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Seriously Sturdy Gig Bag. Absolute Bargain Price.
This is a seriously sturdy gig bag. Calling it a gig bag is doing it a disservice. It's sturdier than many more expensive semi rigid cases made by other well known manufacturers. At just over GB£20.00 it's an absolute bargain.
Highly recommended.
Highly recommended.
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Works for the M-Audio Code 49
I purchased this bag for the M-Audio Code 49 which is longer than most 49 key midi controllers due to the 16 pads on the left side of the keyboard. Reading the dimensions of the bag and the keyboard suggested that the fit would be tight with just a few millimetres to spare. I am pleased to say that the keyboard does fit in this bag which is probably a better option than the deeper Midikeyboard Bag 49-2 for this controller. The bag is well made with plenty of protection.
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My recommendation for a great value, all round good bag.
FEATURES:
Compartments:
The main padded section, containing the keyboard. Dimensions as described.
A thin zipped pouch on the outside of the back face, will take sheets of paper or a thin folder. Maybe even a music stand. Runs the entire length of the bag.
A deeper zipped pouch on the front of the bag. This fits pretty much all of what a keys player would need - cables, PSUs, pedals, etc. Runs for most of the bag's length - roughly three quarters of the total length, centralised.
Protection:
There is an ample thick foam layer between the outer bag and lining materials.
To protect the bag itself, there's some plastic piping around the edges, and three 'feet' strips on the bottom edge so the bag isn't damaged if shuffled along the floor.
Fastening and straps
Two short carry straps on the top edge of the bag (along the zipped side). Can be velcro'd together.
One detachable shoulder strap supplied - nice and long.
DESCRIPTION:
The zip and track are nice and chunky. The material feels thick enough to hold together and protect its contents.
The carry handles are pretty strong, and the option to velcro them together is a nice touch - even better is that the velcro joining strap is padded, so won't be uncomfortable when carried over long distances.
The detachable shoulder strap running diagonally over the long zip-able edge is easy to attach and detach - the clips look thick and durable, and the strap is long enough to wear it over head and arm on my back. There's another added touch of a movable padded section on the strap so it doesn't cut into your shoulder.
There's a nice large amount of space in the front pouch, and some room to slip in paper, folders, etc. in the pouch on the rear of the bag.
NEGATIVES:
My only gripe is that there's a good 10cm extra length in the case which my keyboard (an oxygen 49) definitely doesn't need - as it's a generic case it's excusable, but I'm surprised this is the smallest I could find...
It'll be easy enough to find some foam strips to attach to the bag to make the keyboard sit snugly.
OVERALL:
The bag seems robust - not flimsy and there's padding to protect my keyboard. I won't have any problems worrying about the amount of protection the keyboard is actually receiving.
Compartments:
The main padded section, containing the keyboard. Dimensions as described.
A thin zipped pouch on the outside of the back face, will take sheets of paper or a thin folder. Maybe even a music stand. Runs the entire length of the bag.
A deeper zipped pouch on the front of the bag. This fits pretty much all of what a keys player would need - cables, PSUs, pedals, etc. Runs for most of the bag's length - roughly three quarters of the total length, centralised.
Protection:
There is an ample thick foam layer between the outer bag and lining materials.
To protect the bag itself, there's some plastic piping around the edges, and three 'feet' strips on the bottom edge so the bag isn't damaged if shuffled along the floor.
Fastening and straps
Two short carry straps on the top edge of the bag (along the zipped side). Can be velcro'd together.
One detachable shoulder strap supplied - nice and long.
DESCRIPTION:
The zip and track are nice and chunky. The material feels thick enough to hold together and protect its contents.
The carry handles are pretty strong, and the option to velcro them together is a nice touch - even better is that the velcro joining strap is padded, so won't be uncomfortable when carried over long distances.
The detachable shoulder strap running diagonally over the long zip-able edge is easy to attach and detach - the clips look thick and durable, and the strap is long enough to wear it over head and arm on my back. There's another added touch of a movable padded section on the strap so it doesn't cut into your shoulder.
There's a nice large amount of space in the front pouch, and some room to slip in paper, folders, etc. in the pouch on the rear of the bag.
NEGATIVES:
My only gripe is that there's a good 10cm extra length in the case which my keyboard (an oxygen 49) definitely doesn't need - as it's a generic case it's excusable, but I'm surprised this is the smallest I could find...
It'll be easy enough to find some foam strips to attach to the bag to make the keyboard sit snugly.
OVERALL:
The bag seems robust - not flimsy and there's padding to protect my keyboard. I won't have any problems worrying about the amount of protection the keyboard is actually receiving.
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Good quality product
If you are looking for a bag for your MIDI keyboard to keep it safe then look no further. The Thomann MIdikeyboard bag is of good quality, enough pads around to keep your keyboard safe.
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Great for the price
I bought this for Arturia Keylab Essential 49, and it's perfect. I can put the controller in, and some additional things in the front bag (cables and laptop stand), and it's easy to carry. For the price it's great.
I'd only like if bags like this come with a raincoat or something like that so I don't have to worry about it, but it's used mostly in house to store against dust carry it once a week to rehearsal
I'd only like if bags like this come with a raincoat or something like that so I don't have to worry about it, but it's used mostly in house to store against dust carry it once a week to rehearsal
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Does its job
I am using it with my Samson Carbon 49 to carry it to our band practice sessions. It does what it has to, sturdy enough. Don't expect more than it is.
It provides some protection but still you need to be careful when carrying your keyboard not to hit anything with it too hard.
It provides some protection but still you need to be careful when carrying your keyboard not to hit anything with it too hard.
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Excellent value for money
Bought this 49-key keyboard bag for my 2 Midi keyboards, a M-Audio Axiom 49 Mk1 and Samson Graphite 49. Useful for storing & transporting one of them while I using the other in my home studio. The Graphite fits inside with a bit of room to spare, where the Axiom is a tight fit. Nicely padded, it is a firm case that keeps its shape and does not flop around like some others I?ve seen. The extra compartment on the outside is big enough to hold a my mobile studio - iPad, audio interface, and some leads. It?s the best quality and size for the price anywhere.
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