Gator GK-LT-25W
Rolling Backpack for 25-key MIDI Controllers and Laptop Computers
A Rolling Carrier for Your MIDI Controller and Laptop
GK-LT-25W Laptop/MIDI Controller Bag is the perfect size to carry a 25-key controller plus your laptop computer. An expandable top can accommodate up to 37-note controllers as well. Its exterior pockets can handle interfaces, cables, and other accessories, while retractable wheels and handle make it easy to transport. Gator GK-LT-25W Laptop/MIDI Controller Bag Features:- Rolling backpack designed to carry most 25 note controllers and laptop
- Exterior pockets allow storage for interfaces, cables and other recording accessories
- Retractable wheel and handle is removable for backpack use
- Expandable top accommodates up to 32 & 37 note controllers
- 1680-Denier nylon construction
- Padded interior protects gear
- Padded interior insert to use between gear for protection
- Backpack straps can be hidden inside exterior pocket when handle is in use
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by Duck 13 from Tallahassee Fl.
January 18, 2008
Music Background: Producer/Recording Engineer
The GK-LT-25W is the s*@T!! Fist off let me tell you everything this baby holds for me:
Axiom 25/MBox2Pro/15"MacBook Pro/External Hard Drive/Portable Belkin surge protector/and all the cables t ... read more [+]o conect...+ a mighty mouse. WOOOOOW!
If you are a producer like me this bag is just what you need. It fits in overhead compartments and looks good.
I have searched from huge corporate stores to online and this is the best bag for its buck. close [-]
PERFECT case for the Xponent, laptop and a Trigger Finger
by Funkygreenie from Denver, CO
October 1, 2007
Music Background: Electro/Progressive and mash-up DJ
Just got back from a trip through Houston, Puerto Rico, St. Thomas. LOTS of flights, everything from big commercial Boeings down to 8-seater Cessnas.
In a word, the Gator bag was PERFEC ... read more [+]T.
Packed my Xponent, Powerbook, Trigger Finger and Odyssey stand, along with all associated cables and knicknacks. Didn't even need to use the bag in "extended" configuration.
Didn't have a single problem with any check-in or security stop. Bag fit no problem into the overhead bin, although I did have to turn it sideways (rather than "end-in" to save space).
Zippers are strong and the bag is rugged as hell. Not a single sign of wear after this trip, particular impressive given the way Cape Air shoved the Gator into the carry-on compartment located behind the Cessna's left engine. Trolley system was flawless and absolutely critical, especially at one of the resorts where I had a number of VERY long walks with the equipment. The ease and speed of removing the trolley also came in handy on two occasions.
Pocket placement and configuration is excellent; the only gripe I have is that two of the pockets have velcro-flap enclosures rather than zippers. Beefy enough that I'll trust it in carry-on through airports and bigger planes, but not something I felt safe with on the smaller planes, shuttle buses and taxis. close [-]
Perfect case for the M-Audio Torq Xponent
by Dr. TaaDow from Tennessee
September 15, 2007
Music Background: 10+ Year DJ, Beginning House Music Producer
To anyone looking for a good padded case for their Torq Xponent, this is it. I did an exact measurement of the Xponent before I bought this case, because I got the exact dimensions from the Gator web ... read more [+]site, and the controller fits 100% perfectly! It's built well, has plenty of padding inside, has room for headphones in the bottom front pocket, and has room for a few cables too.
I forwarded some buyers to Sweetwater to buy one of these for their Xponent :) close [-]
Lotta bag
by Edie from Hudson Valley, NY
August 6, 2009
Music Background: music teacher, gigging unknown rock star, amateur engineer, and the person with the cool toys.
When I first got this bag I thought it was the greatest thing. There's tons of room for laptop, mobile preamp, extra hard drive, powere adaptersand keyboard. As my Macbook pro aged and I wasn't as wo ... read more [+]rried about scratches, I've also shoved in binders and scores. The only thing that has always made me nervous is that, even though it's padded on the sides, there's no sleeve to prevent your laptop from thumping all the way to the bottom when you insert it. (Good depth for storage, but bad for jarring.) It stretches the dimensions of a carryon, mostly because of the rigid plastic structure which holds the bottom shape and attaches wheels. Most of the time, I must fly with the computer in my lap and the bag checked planeside. Trying to stuff it in overheads has led to missing screws and plastic pieces. It still keeps rolling.
Multiple pockets are very cool but I've lost lots of little things out of the larger front pocket because of the stiff (durable) material and proximity to top pockets which makes it very hard to tuck in to pull zipper all the way around. Wish that zipper was more accessible. Lots of hangnails from zippers and rough surfaces. There is a limited warranty, but before spending the postage I figured that my wear and tear problems probably weren't covered. I'd buy another if the plastic was a tad narrower and if there was a strap or sleeve to prevent the computer from just dropping to the bottom. Excellent wheels have survived daily beating on stairs close [-]
OK but beware of loading too much
by Steve from Washington DC
September 22, 2009
Music Background: Pro Musician
I am on my second - the first ripped at the backpack seams, the second is about to. I load it very heavy so perhaps it is not fair to label it substandard but it definitely has a capacity - a weight c ... read more [+]apacity. close [-]
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