Gator GKC-1648 Stretchy Keyboard Cover For 88-Note Keyboards

I contacted Gator, and after their saying it would it my Roland, I purchased it.I can confirm this cover does fit a Roland RD-88 stage piano.

I must say that I do like the Gator cover. It is VERY stretchy, black and the feel of it is beautifully soft. I also believe it will wear well with care and will probably also launder very well. All in all I am satisfied with the cover.However, on first trying to fit the cover I did have some difficulty. The secret is in pulling the cord tighter BEFORE trying to put it on the keyboard. Otherwise it will just "ping" off - it is that stretchy.With the cord tightened, the cover now stretches over the piano and I make sure that the cover also goes over the X-frame supports on either side of the stand to keep the cover in place. In fact I think it would probably be a better fit if I tightened the cord a bit more. But so far I have not done so.I am not sure if this cover would keep out all the dust if the piano was kept in storage for any length of time as this cover seems quite thin, but since most people use their pianos on a regular basis this should not present a problem.All things considered, this is a good buy and it even stretches sufficiently to also cover the instrument's sheet music holder.It takes some getting used to, but I believe it is a 'keeper'. It does the job.

Got this to cover my, not inexpensive, Yamaha DGX670. Very easy to fit. Excellent.

Under "See More Product Details" , the lengths of these are given (with an improbable degree of precision) as 109.22 and 152.4 (cm. presumed)These are mindless calculator conversions of 43" and 60" respectively and are the unstretched states.A glossy card attached to the products states thatGKC-1540 Fits 76-Note Keyboards (15" x 40").GKC-1648 Fits 88-Note Keyboards (16" x 48").Evidently, these smaller lengths are when using the draw-cord with an un-stretched cover; maximum stretch is left for the reviewers to disclose.At 45" (114cm), the 76-key Yamaha PSR-EW310 falls between these camps; the GKC-1540 fitted - at a stretch!

A really nice dust cover that fits my keyboard very well. My keyboard is 130cm long. The material is Lycra and has plenty of stretch in it. To fit the cover I would suggest tightening the draw string a bit and put one end of the cover over the keyboard and then stretch the cover over the keyboard. The draw string can be tightened further, if neccessary, when the cover is fitted. I'm very pleased with the the result and it will keep my precious instrument free of dust.

I bought this cover specifically because it was described on Amazon as being 1.52 metres x 20.32 cm x 60.96 cm. Alarm bells rang as soon as I opened the package and the cover was several inches short of the width of my keyboard. The packaging stated product dimensions are 16" X 48" (40cm X 122cm) Luckily there is enough stretch in the material to accommodate my keyboard but it rises up a little at the back and the sides. It will keep the dust off but I am disapointed by inaccurate description.

Got this for my Yamaha P-255 (88 keys portable digital piano). It certainly looks fantastic and is made of a lovely, seemingly durable and stretchy material. No garish logo either.Other reviewers have said that the stretchiness allows you to put it over your piano with the music stand still on, one key feature that convince me to buy this one. I feel this is only half true.Without the stand, it's a perfect fit, with the drawstring creating a secure, snug fit around the piano.With the stand, it is able to stretch over and still grip onto the piano corners, but it's not stretchy enough to actually cover the whole piano like it does without the stand. In my case, the back part is not able to go all the way over and cover the rear of the piano (see photos).It's still better than the alternatives though, just not perfect for my particular needs. I still recommend it if you need a dust cover.

I have two keyboards (88 key and 61 key) that I wanted to get covers for and I spent considerable time researching the different types of covers available, eventually deciding on this product, the Gator GKC-1540 (61-76 key cover) and the GKC-1648 (88 key cover).One of the deciding factors, was that the one post catered for both keyboard sizes, so my expectation was that I would receive two covers that matched.How wrong I was!As can hopefully be seen in the attached photos, the larger cover is Matt Black. My keyboard (Korg Trinity Pro-x) is just shy of 147cm in length and while the description states that the cover caters for up to 152.4 cm, it was an extremely tight fit. I doubt it will fit a larger keyboard.However my smaller keyboard (Korg 01/W) is approx 106 cm in length and while the description states that the cover caters for up to 109.2 cm, it is so loose, it actually fits my 88 key keyboard and is a similarly tight fit to the 88 key cover.I initially wondered if I had been sent the wrong size cover, but when comparing, the smaller cover is 17cm shorter than the larger one (not 43.2cm shorter as indicated in the description).What's worse though is that the smaller cover is a shiny black material and much stretchier, so when viewed together, they stand out as being very different covers.In the attached photo, showing the covers on the keyboards, the top keyboard has not had the drawstring tightened. The apparent stretching in the cover is not because the cover is taut, but just the nature of the material. If I loosely place the larger cover on the top keyboard, it has a similarly flat look to when it is stretched on the larger keyboard.Overall, these two products are being sold under the same entry, but are very different products which do not match when bought together. Very dissappointing.