M80 Keyboard Case - 61 Key

I was first introduced to Mono as a brand about a year ago when some of my musician friends started getting MonoCase Pedaltrain bags for their effects rigs and I was always impressed by the build-quality and the stylish looks of the bag. It wasn't until I began investing in my own personal keyboard rig that I got into the Mono game.I rock a Roland Juno-D 61 Key and this bag is the perfect size for 61-key keyboards. It also came with depth and width spacers in the event you had a small keyboard (41 key controllers or MIDI workstations) but the ability to load in my keyboard and not worry about toting around my keyboard in a cheaper soft-case or lugging around a ludicrously heavy hard-case takes a load off my mind. My keyboard is safe and protected but not also not loose or prone to shaking around. It's a nice snug fit. My Boss FS-5U, instrument cables and powercables fit snugly into the deep front pouch without too much bulge.

This is a beautiful modern designed case which we bought for our Roland VR-09 organ keyboard. Portability weighed big in our decision. The "backpack" straps are a real cool factor, it gets many compliments. We use ours twice a week religiously and although its a soft case, its protects our investment well (We use it, we dont abuse it) Its got a pocket on the outside and comes with 3 soft squares to tighten the fit of your keyboard. We only use two - Check out the pics. We are very happy with this purchase and would definitely recommend this brand and product to others.

I watch my husband lug around his keyboard all of the time and we were in between this one and another one from a larger known brand that had wheels. After much thought, his 61 key keyboard (Roland FA-06) was not heavy enough to justify the wheels. That being said, the backpack feel of this bag was well received. On another note, it’s hard to call this thing a bag, because it’s built more like a sturdy case. His previous case could be folded up into a normal sized book bag and was not offering any protection. This one is the opposite, it’s built stiff, tough and built to last. The back straps for carrying and transporting are permanently mounted from what it looks like, so if you’re not looking for that type of case, you may want to re-consider (In other words, they don’t come off). He is very happy with this bag and it is spot on for all of his picky needs!

Very good product. I really like it but it’s too expensive

Good-looking case for sure. This holds my Oxygen Pro 61 in the main compartment along with a foldable music stand in place of one of the foam fitting blocks. The front pocket will fit slim-anything (cables, flat stuff). Options for a 61-key keyboard are somewhat sparse and this one costs more than the keyboard itself, but for the snug fit and backpack straps, I have no regrets.

I was honestly expecting this to end up being kind of "flabby" like other soft cases are, but this one holds its shape without anything inside. Materials and stitch work make it seem like it will last me the rest of my life.

It's a perfect fit for my Roland FA-06 with all the spacers taken out. It's lightweight and seems to protect very well. I would recommend it to anyone as long as you are sure it will fit your keyboard. My last bag was bulky so this one feels very slim and easy to handle but with better padding and a stiffer outer layer.

Best Keyboard case I own. Great for my Yamaha YC64.Thick sturdy padding, and nice backpack straps.Glad I bought this one, and would recommend to friends.