Yamaha Many Key Psr Keyboard

I like this bag. It is big enough to fit my 61 key keyboard (Yamaha E413), plus, it has a large front pocket for my other things (music sheets, AC adapter, etc.). It is also very well made and the zipper action is nice.

Perfect fit for my Yamaha 88 key keyboard piano. Eventhough it is not a hard case which you need if you travel, this does perfectly well to keep it safe from minor transporting. Plus, it's light and keeps the dust off. The padding is sufficiant and it has a large storage pocket for music sheets and power cords. The shoulder stap is great too, since this is a large keyboard to lugg around.

I bought this to go from a Yamaha YPG-235 - 76-Key Portable Keyboard to my Computer. I had no lag at all going into to my DAW even with the 10'.length.

This is a great case for my new Yamaha 76 key digital keyboard. I decided that it was a good idea to purchase a case to protect my investment. I don't plan on keeping my keyboard out on the stand 24/7,so I wanted the extra protection. The case is stylish and the keyboard fits perfectly

The keyboard bag was for my 12 year old son to transport his Yamaha key board for choir and carol practices this year. The attached pouch is spacious to fit his sustain pedal, power adapter and music folder. Material quality is good with padding inside protecting the keyboard well. Made well, zipper is strong, shoulder strap is very useful. Its a great value. No minuses whatsoever.

This case fits my Yamaha 88-key keyboard perfectly and the zipper pouch is roomy enough for my extra equipment and cords with space left over. This purchase is a win!

Bought this music rest for my Yamaha PSR-500 and it fit perfect. It was only about $10 and that was less than half of everywhere else. Hard to use a keyboard without a music rest. Great price, free shipping, and next day delivery! What a great deal!

I've owned Yamaha keyboards for 35 years. From the par 670 to the PSR SX900 those were very good keyboards but you pay for features you rarely use. The Yamaha came out with the DGX670 and designed a inexpensive keyboard that has 88 keys and most of the styles and sounds to fill your appetite to do gigs with without going overboard with gimmicks. I actually enjoy play the DGX more that my PSR SX(900. What to go Yamaha.

This was and exact fit for the Yamaha PSR E353. The manual for the PSR E353 calls for the L2C. Searched the web for specs. for the two models to compare the difference, no luck. This attached to the keyboard just fine with the included thumb screws, I was worried it was going to be wobbly but once the screws were tight it was just fine. I like the room for your legs, no X brace to get in the way.

Fits my PSR EW-400 keyboard very well. The front pocket holds several accessories.