Hi Everyone,
I would like any advise or comments you may have about this KB case for my "Y2K"
link:> http://www.music123.com/Item/?itemno=79003

Thank you very much for your help and input
jedi

[This message has been edited by jedi (edited 01-02-2003).]

Hi Jedi,
I do not know the bag you mention but I just (yesterday) bought a Gator GK76 Soft Bag for my 9000PRO. http://www.gatorcases.com/
Its soft but strong, has good storage and wheels. $110 US from a local (AUS)supplier.
Jon

I would recommend that you buy from a dealer who knows the 2000 keyboard and the cases and who is always here to help us. HMMMM now who would that be? Oh yeah, George Kaye.
DonM

From the product description, it appears to be a great bag, but it's difficult to tell from the photo. If the construction is good, which from the description, this is likely the case, it sounds like a good deal. Used to have a hard case made of aluminum and had wheels--it needed the wheels. The case weighed almost as much as the keyboard, which made for a pretty heavy package when you were giggin' at a location that required packing in the gear by hand. The bag I currently use is no longer made, but pretty much fits the description of the one on the website. Paid about $125 for it nearly 10 years ago and it's still in excellent condition.

Jedi,
I still have the Kases Porter from my old 2k. It's in perfect shape, has wheels, a handle and fits like a glove. You can have it for $60 shipped. I use it as a suitcase these days ! It's the perfect size for a 2k. The powere adapter fits nicely inside the case, and there are outside pockets too.
Check out Kases Porter.
215-284-1328

I sell the Gator GK61 case Jon is recommending. It is the 61 key version of his GK76 (76 key version). It is very strong, good wheels and handle and it has two velcro straps inside the case to hold down the keyboard when transporting. It also has hard plastic runners on the bottom of the case to help when pulling up stairs so as to not rip or scratch the case. The price for this case is $99.00. I have them in stock.
George Kaye
Kaye's music Scene
Reseda, California
818-881-5566

Hi Guy`s,
Thanks for all your help

Uncle Dave,
Thanks for the offer, but not sure if that`s the case I need. Will think about it, thanx !!

George, Thank you for your reply.
The case that I "linked to" is "Yamaha`s" new "Virtuoso Series" KB cases do you stock those? Thanks !!

jedi

Hi jedi

If that Yamaha case is what I think it is I have seen it.... But, regardless, I have a PSR2000 with the same case that Uncle Dave has. IMHO, get the case from Uncle Dave for that price and save over half what the new ones go for heavily discounted.

Scott Langholff

I agree with ScottL. I too own the Kaces Porter #7 and found it the best case for the PSR2000, especially because it includes built in wheels and an extendable handle, making it very easy to transport. It's relatively lightweight and probably the smallest sized case with wheels (abeit snug fit) you'll find for the PSR2000. If UD's case is still in real good condition I highly recommend you purchase his at $60. Good deal.

Scott

well - Donny is the proud owner of my case now ! He traded his PA60 to Mario for his psr2k and got the case from me.
What a little trader's den we have in NJ !