Yamaha Keyboard P 155 Review

I needed a flight-case for my Yamaha P-155. But hard cases were way too expensive and heavy. This case is kinda soft but just the top of the case is soft. Whoever says whatever, you can use this thing for flight without doubt. I did! The result is perfect! It is really durable. The belts to cover your instrument inside are soft and thick. It won't move inside, once you lock the belts. The interior part is covered with sponge material and more than soft enough to protect your instrument. The sides and the back part are hard as rock. I used box pieces to support the top before the flight. With Yamaha P-155 inside, which is a perfect fit, this thing weighs 60 lbs. In daily life it is a great companion. The wheels are sturdy and make the life easier. One may complain just about the top handle. It doesn't seem so sturdy but does the job well. Because you only use that handle to pull the case on wheels. Overall.. It is a great case. I recommend this case to anybody who wants an inexpensive, light but sturdy case. 5 stars..

Perfect inexpensive coverup for your Yamaha or other same sized keyboard.

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I use this on a Roland and Yamaha digital keyboard. It really smooths out the response of the keyboard and helps tame the harshness.