CasioKeyboard Carry Case (SC-800)

I had read in various forums that this bag is a good fit to the Roland RD-88/RD-88EX/RD-08 stage pianos. Given the indicated interior depth of the bag, I was skeptical that it would fit.I'm happy to report that it does. It's tight, and I wouldn't go tossing it around or anything, but padding seems to be in all the right places. The RD-08/88 pianos are all over 6" deep/high, and the interior depth of this bag is under 5". Closer to 4" I think. But the top of the bag is flexible enough that it works fine. It helps that these Rolands are not >6" all the way around--just the very back few inches. Photos attached. The bag seems a bit overpriced to me, except for the fact that is very niche. So that specialization in sizing is going to make it cost more to market. It's not like they can crank out a million and sell them all. So the price is pretty reasonable I think, given the custom nature of the bag.

I bought this for a Roland RD88. It’s a tight, but the keyboard fits perfectly. So far it seems very sturdy and I love the extra pockets to put stuff in. This might be the best choice for a Roland RD88.

Fit my Roland RD-88 as if it were made for it. Good quality materials and padding. Easy to carry.

There are no Velcro straps to secure the keyboard inside the case. However, the fit is so snug and well-padded, that straps are unnecessary. I have a Casio CDP-S350, and it fits perfectly in this Casio case vs other cases I have tried with Velcro straps inside. There are pockets on the outside front of the case that perfectly fit the removable music stand, foot pedal and accessories. If you are buying this case for the recommended Casio keyboards, it will be a good fit. This is the next best thing to a hard-sided equipment case. Good value for the money. Measure your keyboard and try it!

this case is the best fit for a Roland RD-88 . this is my 3rd case I have purchased for my Roland . the first two cases where too big . what a waste of money on the first two over $400. if your looking for a case for your Roland RD-88 you won't be sorry. highly recommend.

Fits awesome my pxs3000 but could be more sturdy, the padding could be improved a lot

I tried three or four different bags for a slim line 88 key piano. This snuggly fits my PX 3100.This bag was made for it. Nothing comes close.Definitely an expensive option but well worth it. There’s no riding around in the bag which is one of the largest complaints I had even with a really nice Gator, slim line 88 note. The gator actually is a beautiful bag very well-made with the straps on the inside which I like and I have another with wheels for a Yamaha Motif.Get this bag if you bought the Casio PX 3000 or 3100.

I purchased a Roland RD-88, which is a much slimmer stage piano than most on the market. This Casio case was mentioned on several YouTube reviews as a great option for a carrying case. I wanted something snug for the RD-88 because a standard case would leave way too much room to where it wouldn’t protect the keyboard. This fits perfectly! It’s a little snug, but does the job really well. The zippers and fabric are super high quality, and I love that it has a “backpack” option. Makes taking the keyboard from home to venue a breeze.