GatorG-MULTIFX-2411-24 X11 InchEffects Pedal Bag

This bag performs exactly as I expected. You can't go wrong with Gator gear/equipment bags.

As far as soft cases go, the price point and protection are right on. Very light and seems real sturdy.

Great Gator bag for my Roland JP-Xi. Roomy for other small accessories. I love ordering from Amazon except when they change the prices unexpectedly. When I receive the Gator gig bag originally, they drop the price $30 off. I had to order a second bag at the sale price and send the first bag back to Amazon. They could have made a price change on the spot.

This is a better than average quality bag with nice zippers. It is a great choice in the 15” x 10” size for the new Line 6 Pod Go. I’m sure line 6 will eventually have a bag of their own but at present it is difficult to fine a bag. This one does nicely and has an outer pocket for power supply and cable. I feel it is a bit overpriced but this brand is better than most of the cheaper ones so you pay for the upgraded quality zipper. Zippers are usually the first thing to go on economy bags so it is reasonable that a better quality bag would cost a bit more, however at this price it’s 1/5 of the price of the gear going in it. That’s a bit high IMO.

I bought this to transport my Headrush pedalboard. It fits perfectly, like a glove - in width, length and height. The pedalboard does not move around when I throw the bag over my shoulder or carry it around by the handle.The materials and workmanship are top notch and it generally feels well made and offers good protection for my pedalboard.

I searched the questions and reviews to see if this would fit a Fractal Audio FM3, to no avail, so I figured I'd pick up the 11" X 10" X 3.75" version and see for myself. It fits perfectly! So, to the next person who comes along wondering if this is the right bag for your FM3 - yes, it is an exact fit!

Fits my Helix nicely. The padding isn't super thick so I need to be careful when transporting the Helix but otherwise the bag seems sturdy. I can't really complain about the padding though considering its better-padded competitors are 2 to 3 times more expensive. I guess you get what you pay for. I use this bag to lug the Helix to & from church every so often so it suits my purposes nicely. Plus, Line 6's official Helix backpack looked bulky & awkward to me and I'd rather have something I can carry or throw over my shoulder. I do wish the zippered pocket were larger so I could fit more stuff in it. Considering the low price I'm happy with my purchase. There are better bags but you'll pay way more.

Recently I purchased a Headrush Pedal Board, and decided I should also get a case/bag for it. From other reviews, I learned that this case is exactly the same as the Headrush case, other than the name on it, and a little better price. I think it is still over-priced for what it is. I don't do gigs, and only use it to store the pedal board in, in-between the times I play my guitar. If I were going to travel around with it, I would add another layer of padding between the top and the pedal board. Other than that, I think it works well for my needs.

Bought this for my Helix LT, and despite the measurements saying it would be a right fit it's actually a bit larger than stated.Also, it is really lightweight material, unlike previous hair cases I've had for line 6 products in the past. There are no rubber feet or any extra protection - it's essentially a thin canvas bag with a handle. Great for carrying bit will offer zero protection. Bit disappointed TBH.

I am impressed with this carrying bag. I was looking for something to give a bit of protection for my TC Electronic G System. From the quoted dimensions, this looked like it might just fit.As it turned out it fits with space to spare, in length at least.For the money it’s quite well padded , if you were gigging you might consider some extra foam for the ends and above the pedals, but for home use it’s perfect.

The case is slightly bigger than the gk2110. Apart from that, there list of negatives are as follows:The padding is low density foam, it will not protect your equipment as well as gk2110It has no rubber feet, so that protection to the bottom of the case and your equipment isn't thereThe positivesThe hand grip is nicer, the zippered pocket is padded, which is a nice touchOverall, buy the gk2110, unless you need the extra space as it is a far better case

Purchased for Headrush Pedalboard (full sized version). Although the published dimensions suggest otherwise it in fact fits perfectly. I've used Gator for years and they are well made, surviving regular gigging and offering good protection. This case is half the price of the official Headrush bag, so I'd suggest getting this as you get a great fit, great protection, and a great price.

I have recently bought an Akai Miniak mini synth to add to my guitar. The bag fits the miniak really well. The front pocket is big enough for the microphone, two 10ft cables and the powerpack. Its a very well made bag and the shoulder strap is very good. The reason why it is not 5 stars is because the padding is a little less that I would ideally have liked and it is a little too soft as well. I certainly feel you still have to be careful with whatever is in the bag regarding dropping it or having heavy instruments on top. Assuming you get the bag on the top of the pile (or another light instrument is on top) it will be great.