Gator Cases Gig Bag for Micro Controllers, Keyboards, and Multi-Effects Pedals, 23" x 12.125" x 3" (GK-2110)

I bought the 23" x 12.125" x 3" (GK-2110) Gator case bag. As a previous reviewer wrote, it is a perfect fit for the Line 6 Helix LT. Nicely padded with a large pocket attached. Very convenient for placing the power cord. It can safely fit in an airline overhead bin. Seems to be made of durable material. Price was reasonable. I didn’t want to spend a bundle of money for a Helix LT case as I only need a good padded soft case and this fit the bill in all respects. If you are a gigging musician who checks your equipment to load with baggage, then you need a metal locking flight case and not this padded soft case. I do local gigs so this was not an issue for me.

The image provided looks terrible, but this fit my Helix LT beautifully! I’m sure a Helix Floor would fit just fine too! 🙏 So worth it! Wish it had more padding, but it will do just fine! Gator construction is a plus. Very well made. Get your own shoulder strap though, the one provided is 💩

I have a Boss GT-10 multi-effect pedal for my guitar, and it's really snug in this bag. It fits but the dimensions of the GT-10 are literally the max that the bag can handle. The GT-10 measures exactly 21 3/8" x 10 3/4" x 3" and I have to work the corners in a little bit, so anything larger will most likely not fit. It might settle in over time, but it's actually nice that the board doesn't shift around at all. Otherwise, the bag is well made. The inside is plush and the outside seems to be some kind of abrasion resistant textile mesh. The outside pocket is enough for a few items such as a power cable, 1/4" cables, and maybe a mic; but it's not huge. Overall, I'm pleased with the bag and consider myself lucky that my pedal board fits so snug. I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a small bag for their pedals, and assuming they fit.

Based on the measurements, I thought this would fit the IK Multimedia UNO Synth Pro, and I'm happy to report it does fit.I admit It was a gamble, but I've always been happy with Gator products, and thought I could use it for something else if it didn't fit the UNO Synth Pro, but it does quite nicely. And the the UNO Synth Pro is just heavy enough (very sturdy construction), I needed a good carrying bag.

I found it a little difficult to find an exact match for my drum machine, specifically for the Elektron RYTM MK2. Fortunately the Gator GK-1610 was just the right size with a little bit extra wiggle room inside of the case. I didn’t want anymore spacing as the device would shift and indeed, there is a bit of shift still, but I can see where I can line it with some spacers to keep it in a nice fit.I did not wanna spend a lot of money on a bag as I’m not traveling as often if anything it would be for that just in case yes perhaps a backpack would suffice however when it comes to protecting your musical equipment for when you need it, I’ve used gator cases in the past, and my equipment has always arrive safely back home or times I’ve been too tired to care about how I’ve placed them delicately back in my car or if I’m being very careful to place it the way you should properly in order to prolong the life of your gear. Granted, I could spend well over this to give a proper protection for a very expensive piece of gear, but I’m not traveling very far and I don’t expect to do anything very heavy so I’m happy this is surfing. It’s purpose when I need to.I tried to do some justice taking these pictures to show the extra room/space leftover that I’d have to fill again not much, still a great bag

Mine came flattened in a little box. I wasn't happy that its form was deformed. Well in a few days it popped back into shape so I didn't have to ship it back. A good sign!I am using it for both some music and computer stuff. The bag is well made considering its price. You cannot even get a backpack for this price. I love its depth. A number of these types of bags are too shallow so the zipper is about to burst once loaded. This is a solid 4"+ depth and cozy padding around it for protection. Be sure to check out all the dimensions though. Its very long - I was a bit surprised but that was me misreading it. I think I saw "micro" and thought shorter.Not only is this a great music tote but also a decent computer / electronic or other tool tote for equipment that is wider than a brief bag or backpack. I'm thinking of getting another because of this.The only minus is that I wish the outside pocket was a little larger and maybe had an inside pocket or folder / paper slot. But these are just wish list items. Finding padded bags this size is a pain so if you need this your options are limited. Lucky this is a good option.

I have done my share of searching for a good case for my Pod HD500. I was really just wasting time when everything I had searched would lead me back to this case. I really wanted a nice hard case that didn't drain what little money I had. I was never happy with what I found considering my needs. So I finally took the plunge for this case and I couldn't be more happy with a case for my unit. It was more than ideal for my purposes at a terrific price. Sure a hard case may be more protective, but that may require some kind of mounting or the unit will just flop around, not even to mention the price that will have to be payed for such a case. With this case, it is as simple as it gets, the unit does fit snug as others say, but it still slides right in. The bag seems very durable for what it is and at the price point. All in all, it is perfect for my needs, and the added side pocket is just a bonus with enough room to carry all of my cables and power chords for my hook up. So don't be like me and wait forever debating weather this case is good enough. Unless you are abusive to your equipment, buy this now. I will venture to say you will be happy that you did.