Roland Protective Dust Cover for 88-Note Keyboards - Kc-L, Black

Fits perfectly and looks great. Why did you choose this product over others?: I like the ”stretchy” fabric.

Very good cover

Looks great and easy to put on the keyboard. It’s stretch should fit just about any keyboard of this size. It does not however fit the Jupiter 80 so I would recommend the next size up which is for 88 keys

If your piano is on a stand this cover does not fit properly. It won't stretch and stay over all 4 corners, it just sags, looks terrible, and is impractical to take on and off.

I got the 61 key version. The Cons: The product box states this is made from 'heavy duty' material. That simply is not the case. It like a thick pair of tights really. Hopefully it does actually keeps dust out and prevents key yellowing in sunlight, because it won't provide much protection from much else. It's a very slim cover. It fit my Novation Summit perfectly, but on synths that are more chunky (front to back), like an Arturia Polybrute or Access Virus Keyboard version etc, I think you would struggle. It's obviously more aimed at the 'home keyboard/electric piano' market where narrower units are more common. The Pros: It appears to be a genuine Roland product. It has a small Roland badge in one corner and logos on packaging. Super stretchy though which is a bonus. As said it's obviously made for slimmer 61 keyboards, but even if the seams where stitched for this general shape, because it very stretchy, it can be used for chunkier keyboards with shorter scale keyboards, of a more 'square' shape. I've tried on both my Sequential Pro3 and Take5 with 37 key scale and it's fine on either. It's super cheap compared to other solutions. It does feel like something you might be able to get your nan to run up on her sewing machine, but the material alone would probably cost what you pay for this. Because it's quite sheer material, it's very light and takes up no real space when taken off keyboard for a playing session. I have a kind of 'leatherette' more stuff style cover for my Pro3, which offers better protection, but is pain to find space for when removed. I can only imagine how annoying those stiff plastic decksavers are if you have them for a couple larger bits of kit.

Genuine item at a great price Fits well, very well made, not too heavy

Bought the large size and it’s the perfect fit for Roland Juno X. Keeps the dust off and a good quality product.

+ve It does cover the keyboard -ve Can't see that it's worth the money. If it's ever discounted to a tenner maybe. It's made of nylon and it's the quality of 80 denier tights or cheap leggings material. Although the description states it is nylon I would suggest the photos show it being more substantial than it is. The pull string to tighten it to fit appears pretty weedy and if that gives the whole thing won't fit. Paying for the Roland name but not particularly a fairly price product.