SKB Hardshell Case for Roland AX-Synth Shoulder Synthesizer with TSA Latches and Over-molded Handle
Designed to comfortably fit Roland’s AX Synth, the 44AX case’s hardshell exterior incorporates larger bumper protected corners and contoured stacking points for added convenience. Featuring SKB’s patented TSA recognized and accepted trigger release latching system and a comfortable rubber over-molded handle, the 44AX’s interior has been custom designed to the shape of the syntheziser with an accessory compartment and includes compression foam in the lid for added protection on all sides. SKB 44AX Features Fiberglass reinforced nylon trigger release latching system Patented TSA recognized and accepted locks Bumper protected valance Injection molded feet Contoured stacking points Indestructible cushioned rubber over-molded handle Custom interior to fit the Roland AX-Synth Accessories compartment
Product Features
- Hardshell Case for Roland AX-Synth with TSA Latches and Over-molded Handle
- Hardshell case for Roland AX-Synth
- ABS plastic with molded-in bumpers
- Large over molded handle
- Interior is custom ELE foam for maximum protection
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There is no way to travel with this thing on a plane Well I have to say this is one of the most disappointing SKB case I have ever bought. Like some previous reviews mentioned this is a very flimsy case. I use to joke with my friends on the older models of SKB cases I own where I can jump on the case without breaking anything and I’m 200lbs, thus study enough to be thrown on a plane over piles of suitcases. You will not do that with this one. I won’t stand on it, not jump but stand without going through the case. I’m…
Like the second reviewer said, it’s cheap and flimsy. Since this case was made for a special instrument (that is NOT cheap) …. why not make a QUALITY product ?I would have loved to get a plush lined case (like Fender make for their Stratocaster or P-Bass)… with metal TSA latches.Instead it’s made with foam interior (I am wondering how many years before it turns to powder ?)….. and the case itself is extremely FLIMSY…. when you lift it up and the handle pulls on one side, the aluminum strip bends and groans, flexing…
After reading both of the reviews I decided to go for this case. I checked the website for the company and it seemed to look pretty good, so I got it. That was a bad decision. The plastic on the “hard” case is so thin you could shatter it with a punch. I’m not joking–it sucks. I’ve had it for two weeks and even though I’ve been very gentle, one corner has already cracked completely though. No drops or bangs. Heck, I haven’t even taken the keytar anywhere in the case yet. How can this case cost…