Rockbag RB 21514 B

I bought this with my new Prophet REV 2. For an expensive synthesizer like the Prophet I needed something to transport it in with minimum protection or to protect it against the rain. This keyboard bag does the job, you will have to be careful though. It will not protect your synth/keyboard from hitting it against a hard of rough surface. If handled carefully, a perfect cheap solution. I will probably buy a proper case later on, this works for now.

Pro's:
-Cheap
-A separate space for cables/adapters/pedals/...
-Straps to keep your keyboard in place
-Easy to carry around

Cons:
-Relatively cheap material
-Don't recommend it for expensive instruments/gear
-Your gear is not REALLY protected

I purchased this bag for my keyboard , which was a Korg Taktile. This bag is a bit big for the keyboard but there wasn't much else available at the time that would give the keyboard a proper fit.

The bag is made of a high quality and water resistant material.
There are straps inside to properly secure your instrument for transportation.

I live in a temperate climate with lots of rain and this bag has protected my instrument adequately as I transport it from place to place.

It could however do with a few more pockets and pouches for storing cables, pedals etc.

There is one large pocket at the front which is useful however.

I had a bit of back and forth until I've found the one that suits the synth, Roland JD-Xa. Given that, unfortunately, Thomann does not sell the original accessory. However, this Rockbag gigbag is more affordable than the Roland one and can fit the synth, length dimension is tight, but the synth can enter without forcing the zipper. The Height of the case is a big oversized for this synth however I recomend getting 2x 392342 Foam panels for protecting the knobs and sliders and increase the padding.

The gigbag and the padding is okay for casual gigging, but I will assume that if you want to travel overseas or long distances by car, you might want to get a sturdy flightcase.