Thomann Stage Piano Bag L

The bag itself is quite nicely made, the material and padding is OK, and the zips seem quite strong. The main problem is that how the carry handles are attached does not make sense. The rectangular metal strap connecting loops are sewn on at right angles to the bag, but when you lift the bag, they naturally get pulled at an angle. This puts strain on the stitching on the bag and the metal loops rotate round so that they end up with the small sides against the strap rather than the large sides. This makes the strap ends and the part connected to the bag bunch-up unpleasantly. It's difficult to describe in words, but it's basically just a poorly thought out design.

I would suggest paying a little more for something that will last longer.

I used this case to transport my Yamaha P45 and it sheet stand in flights. Its fits a P45 nicely with some very small left space.

The case is very cushioned (better then my expectations) but since there were 3 flights and lot of moving around by not so careful flight staff I used this case and some bubble wrap inside and the piano arrived in one piece and no damage!

The case is cushioned and have one pocket outside and one internal.

The only thing I did not enjoyed much is that it only has long straps and not a short one. A short strap would help in certain situations.

I bought this for a Yamaha P45B. It is the perfect size: it fits the height and depth perfectly and is just a little bit longer, leaving just enough space for the piano's power supply and a sustain pedal. There is even a little padded separator which can be fitted in to create a separate space for this purpose. Apart from this, there are several convenient compartments in the top section of the bag (for sheet-music or cables).

The bag seems to be well-made: it is well padded and has what looks like a good-quality zip which opens and closes freely.

Any cons are minor and nit-picking: the spacer that I mentioned which creates a separate space for the pedal/power-supply isn't a great fit: it seems like it should be a hair smaller. Also, although there are little pouches inside the bag (in the top section), it would have been nice of one of them was large enough to hold the piano's music stand, but none of them are.

The pros far outweigh the minor cons and overall I am very happy with this bag and recommend it highly.

This gig bag is excellent value for money in my opinion. The zip is heavy duty, as is the bag material itself. The design is well though out, allowing for storage of extras, such as sustain pedal, leads and a power adaptor. A divider for the inside is included, with Velcro fastening, which allows partitioning of items which may damage the casing of your piano. The padding of the gig bag is sufficient for transporting in a car, or by hand, but it would not stand the rigours of touring or protect your equipment safely as a flight case, although this is not the intended purpose of these budget bags anyway.

I contemplated spending a little more, to protect what is an expensive and unwieldy item, but I am very happy with this.