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Chosen by a concert pianistMatch the case to the trip: a padded gig bag for lessons across town, a rolling case for regular moves, a hard flight case for air travel, and a dust cover for a keyboard that stays at home.
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If you only read one section, read this: one pick for most people, one for a careful budget, one to grow into.
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A rolling case with wheels made of sturdy Oxford fabric. Looking after your instrument costs far less than replacing it, and small care items are easy to forget.
I suggest it for moving a keyboard between rooms and venues.
See it on AmazonBest value
Dust cover for 88-key digital pianos. The 88-Key Keyboard Dust Cover is one of my careful first-budget picks for this list.
I suggest it for a keyboard that stays out in a living room between practice sessions.
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A heavy-duty flight case with high-density foam, locking latches and recessed wheels. The BreezeHug BreezeHug 88-Key Flight Case is one of my premium picks for this list.
I suggest it for a pianist who flies or tours with an 88-key keyboard.
See it on AmazonA portable digital piano is only portable if you can carry it safely. A padded bag protects it on the way to a lesson, a hard case protects it in a car or a plane, and a cover keeps dust off the keys at home. I list each by what its listing states, and I ask you to check the inside size against your own keyboard before you order.
I recommend this gear because it is what my adult students need to work through my free 41-lesson course and, later, to use with my upcoming method books. I am a concert pianist and a university piano professor, and these are the kinds of tools I look at first when a student asks what to buy.
How this helps you learn: a protected, ready instrument is easier to start every day, and a case makes lessons away from home possible.
A soft padded bag with shoulder straps and a 53.5 by 13.8 inch interior. The SNIGJAT 88-Key Padded Keyboard Gig Bag is one of my careful first-budget picks for this list.
I suggest it for carrying a keyboard to lessons.
See it on AmazonA soft padded case with outside pockets for accessories. The AKOZLIN AKOZLIN 88-Key Gig Bag is one of my careful first-budget picks for this list.
I suggest it for a keyboard owner who also carries a pedal and cables.
See it on AmazonA padded Oxford-cloth bag that fits most popular 88-key keyboards. The XIDIHF XIDIHF 88-Key Piano Bag is one of my careful first-budget picks for this list.
I suggest it for storing a keyboard between uses.
See it on AmazonDust cover for 88-key digital pianos. The 88-Key Keyboard Dust Cover is one of my careful first-budget picks for this list.
I suggest it for a keyboard that stays out in a living room between practice sessions.
See it on Amazon88-key keyboard dust cover. The Explore Land 88-Key Piano Keyboard Cover is one of my careful first-budget picks for this list.
I suggest it for a keyboard that stays out in a living room between practice sessions; this one is the Explore Land 88-Key Piano Keyboard Cover.
See it on AmazonA rolling case with wheels made of sturdy Oxford fabric. Looking after your instrument costs far less than replacing it, and small care items are easy to forget.
I suggest it for moving a keyboard between rooms and venues.
See it on AmazonA lockable hard case for keyboards up to 37.8 by 11 inches. The Case Club Case Club Lockable Keyboard Case is one of my mid-range picks for this list.
I suggest it for a smaller keyboard that travels.
See it on AmazonA heavy-duty flight case with high-density foam, locking latches and recessed wheels. The BreezeHug BreezeHug 88-Key Flight Case is one of my premium picks for this list.
I suggest it for a pianist who flies or tours with an 88-key keyboard.
See it on AmazonMeasure your keyboard's length, width and height and compare them with the interior size on the listing. Key count alone is not enough, because cabinets differ.
A gig bag is lighter and cheaper to carry to lessons. A hard case protects better for air travel and frequent moves.
If your keyboard stays out in a room, yes. Dust works into keys over time, and a cover is the simplest protection.
A hard flight case with foam and latches is built for transport, but check your airline's rules for size and weight before you book.
Yes. The links go to Amazon.com and open your local Amazon store when the model is sold there: the UK, Canada, Australia, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden and Singapore. Models, voltages and plugs differ by country, so on your local listing check for the 230-volt or UK-plug version of a digital piano or a suitable mains adapter, and check that the sustain pedal, bench (keyboard stool) or keyboard stand you want is sold in your country. If a model is not sold locally, the page will say so.
Covers, polish, humidity.
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