I have one for sale that fits it perfectly. But it has wheels, so a little heavier than the bags.

What's the model. I'm pretty picky about exact size.

Answered your PM.

Great to hear, bubby G behaved itself , on the first outing. Haha

Seems to be way more pluses than negatives which is good.

Great report! Glad to hear the youngin' made us all proud Dave! Great observations too! Happy to hear it worked out well for you on the gig!

UD, Thanks for that report very informative.

Congratulations Dave! Glad to hear your first outing with the SX went well. Fair winds and following seas
Mitch

Next time out, I'm bringing the Bose S1s, to hear it in a different way. I certainly don't NEED extra amplification for this setting, but I want to hear the different tonality with more bass.

Glad it's working great for you...Only concern you mentioned is the Piano Sounding Great but a short decay or Sustain in the sample...That would bug Me for using Piano as a Go to Sound...Just Me...Who knows I may own one someday...Harold

Harold, it's by no means a bad sound. Maybe I'm just very used to a particular sample I like on my PA4x. A simple edit of the envelope may customize it to my liking. Maybe the filter should open faster .... dunno. I'll fiddle with it over the next few days and report back, but this was such a minor concern, and totally subjective. Like I said - the actual tone of the piano is great. It also may be a velocity issue. I've been playing this sound with my Korg SV-1 weighted keys at home, and it's much more expressive, so maybe the limitation is in the velocity curve I've selected on the physical SX keybed. I'll look into it. With that said - the difference in playing the sounds through midi is night and day, but maybe that's just my touch. I love the feel of a more solid keybaed, and while the SX is greatly improved .... it's still very light compared to what I'm used to.