Gator GK-76 Lightweight Rolling Case for 76-Note Keyboards
The GK-76 is a lightweight rolling case for 76-note keyboards, made of rigid EPS foam covered in nylon. Built for the road rather than the plane, it protects the keyboard in the car or van without the weight of a moulded case.
What sets it apart
- 51.5" x 18" x 6.25" interior
- Wheels, tow handle and skid bars
- Adjustable padded straps
- Large outside compartments for the pedal
The right case for the car
A 76-note keyboard that never flies doesn't need TSA latches. The GK-76 keeps the essentials: an interior frame reinforced with polyethylene, a tricot lining over soft foam and padded straps that hold the instrument still. Roll it from the car to the venue by its handle; the skid bars protect it on the steps.
Specifications
| Intended keyboard | 76-note |
|---|---|
| Interior | 51.5" x 18" x 6.25" |
| Exterior | 53" x 19" x 7.25" |
| Structure | Rigid EPS foam, rugged nylon, reinforced frame |
| Shipping weight | 22.2 lb |
What it's for
- A band keyboard loaded into the van every weekend
- A teacher's stage piano for lessons at students' homes
Compared with other manufacturers
Two other ways to protect a 76-note keyboard:
| Manufacturer | Model | Structure |
|---|---|---|
| Gator | GK-76 | Rigid EPS foam under nylon, wheels |
| SKB | 1SKB-SC76KW | Wood-framed walls, stabilizer legs |
| Odyssey | FZKB76W | 3/8" plywood ATA case |
Frequently asked questions
- Which case should I get for a 76-note stage keyboard?
- For the road, a lightweight case like the GK-76 is enough; for an aircraft hold, Gator offers the moulded GTSA-KEY76 case instead.
- Will my keyboard fit?
- Gator doesn't publish a list. Compare your instrument with the 51.5" x 18" x 6.25" interior.
- Where does the sustain pedal go?
- In one of the large outside compartments, made for pedals and cables.
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