Gator Cases Stretchy Keyboard Dust Cover Fits 61-76 Note Keyboards; (GKC-1540)

This cover is a perfect fit with room to spare. No struggling to manoeuver the fabric onto the keyboard. I just remove the music stand, place it in a "good" spot on the unit and cover the whole business. Easy-peasy. The stretch makes the covered keyboard look tidy and is much more attractive than the picture. As someone else mentioned, there would be ample room for headphones to be stored under the cover as well. The cover works nicely while the piano is set up on its stand and does not compress the cord plugs, put pressure on wires and connections, etc.The cover appears to be well-constructed of quality materials. The spandex is very stretchy and forgiving, while at the same time nicely dense and closely woven. The elastic cording is contained in a heavily-serged seam which looks as though it will stand the test of use and time.I'm very pleased with this purchase and expect it will keep my keyboard clean, dust-free, and unattractive to curious cats.UPDATE: I'm happy to report that the Gator cover has met my expectations on all counts and seems to have cat repellent qualities which makes me very happy. I have discovered that I can stretch the cover over the instrument without removing the music stand and have _almost_ total coverage. The back side of the keyboard is visible with two small area open areas on either side of the music stand. However, the speakers, all the little dials and buttons, as well as the keys are concealed (and protected). The "tent" created by the music stand is (so far) not a cat magnet as my keyboard sits against a wall.

Fits like a glove,very impressive

Although this cover is a tight fit, it works perfectly with my Roland V-Combo VR-700 (that board's exact dimensions are 51.5" long x 16.25" wide x 4.785" high. For a complete list of boards which are known to be compatible with this cover go to the manufacturer's site at gatorcases, locate this product page and download the cross-reference document.The fabric is thin, but appears to have a high thread count because it has a tight, silk-like feel. It definitely keeps out dust.Because of the finish of the fabric this is easy to clean with a vacuum or even a feather duster. I love it because it has sufficient stretch to fit over not only my board, but also the cables connecting it to expression and sustain pedals, and to the signal out to my PA.It also folds compactly - it arrived folded in a plastic pouch that measured 9.5" x 6" x 1.75". Considering the dimensions stretched over the keyboard, how small it is folded will give an idea about just how thin the material is.Since this was a tight fit over my board I did not need to use the added drawstring that allows you to adjust it for smaller boards. However, that string is the key to making this work with smaller 76- and 61-key boards. Believe me, the material is slippery enough to need this adjustment because I own the large model of this cover for an 88-key and it will shoot off like a slingshot if not adjusted tight for smaller dimensions.Flimsy it may be, but it is effective and I feel as though I got a lot of value for the price because it's protecting a much larger investment in my instrument.

After buying a nice keyboard, I didn't want dust settling inside it so I looked for a case. I like that this case is very stretchy. It fits over my Alesis Candenza keyboard and stand. The only downside is that you can't have the music stand attached to the back and the cover on at the same time. However, for me this isn't a big deal so the cover is still highly rated. It has a nice feel and I like that you can make the cover have a tighter fit by pulling the drawstring closed. I would recommend this product. Great for the price!

I purchased this cover to protect my Yamaha P90 electric grand from dust while it sits on a stand in my home office. The P90 is essentially a clean rectangle, no protrusions that you would get from a pitch bender or rotating knobs, and no sloped profile.The Gator Cases Stretchy Cover is, as the name implies, very stretchy. It's made of Lycra Spandex, and has loads of spring to it. An adjustable shock cord outlines the base of the cover. I have the shock cord completely expanded. According to the hangtag, this cover can fit smaller keyboards (61- and 76-key in addition to 88-key), so I am guessing that's when you'd pull the cord tighter.With the piano's sheet music stand mounted, I can fit the cover over the keyboard while letting the music stand jut up behind the fabric. In other words; the stand is not covered but the entire top, front and sides of the piano are; and I prefer this since I don't want to tear the fabric nor stress the music stand. Plus, if it's slipped over the stand, dust would be able to enter from behind and defeat the purpose of covering it in the first place.Okay, is it perfect? I have one beef, but I didn't feel it was fair to penalize the product with a 4-star review. My piano has all its inputs and outputs on the left side. So with the cover in place, it presses against the patch cords, the sustain pedal cord, and the power cord, forcing them to bind at a sharp angle against their plugs. I want to leave the cords plugged in, of course, so this is a problem. I'm thinking about fitting a thick piece of foam in between the cords to offset the cover.The Gator Cases Stretchy Cover is machine washable and comes with a limited lifetime warranty. Hey, I sound like a commercial!

I got out of playing my keyboard so much these days, but I got tired of seeing dust accumulate on it, and having to clean it off all the time. took me 2 years to consider a keyboard cover. This one has done the job.

The 88 key size is a good fit on my Fantom 8. Easy to put on and take off. No need to pull the cinch string as it stays on fine just from the stretchiness. Can even leave headphones laying the keyboard and cover them too. No problems with durability after 3 months.