Re: MIDIBoard Case

This reminds me..
My own MIDIboard Is sitting in a soft Calzone case I I got from Caruso’s for my 2600XS when it was new.  I would think a MIDIboard would fit in any good 88-key case. At least I know it fits in this one!
For flying gear, I’ve always put soft cases inside larger hard cases.  Rack mounted recording gear has flown to Europe many times in soft cases, and checked as baggage inside large normal Samsonite hard suitcases.  I’ve never had a problem.
Speaking of the MIDIboard, I’ll be moving in a few months and will have to lose it, as I was told I have too many keyboards for where I’m going. 
Anybody interested? I’m in Massachusetts. “Call by midnight tonight.”
“Dr. Fred”

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> On Sep 24, 2019, at 12:39 PM, Matthew Rubenstein [email protected] [KurzList] <[email protected]> wrote:
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> Hello. What can I use for a road case for a MIDIBoard? Cheapest
> but functional is best, as it will be flown very occasionally and
> doesn't need any other gear packed in with it. These things are too
> heavy to move around much, but when I do move it I need it to be safe.
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