The HC-76 is a moulded hard case built to carry a 76-note keyboard. Its polyethylene shell takes knocks that a padded bag cannot, which matters once your gear starts travelling in a van or a hold. Working players moving an instrument every week are the people it is made for.
Measurements to check first
Inside, the case gives you 1,308 x 457 x 140 mm, so measure your keyboard against those figures before ordering. Outside, it comes to 1,448 x 546 x 203 mm. Empty weight is 12.7 kg. Add that to whatever the instrument itself weighs when you work out the carry.
A rigid shell, not a bag
Polyethylene is the material throughout, which is a rigid plastic rather than a fabric with foam behind it. A hard shell spreads an impact instead of passing it straight through to the keys. The trade-off is bulk and weight.
Specifications
| Material | Polyethylene |
|---|---|
| Exterior Dimensions (W x D x H) | 1,448 x 546 x 203 mm / 57.01"x 21.50"x 7.99" |
| Interior Dimensions (W x D x H) | 1,308 x 457 x 140 mm / 51.50"x 17.99"x 5.51" |
| Weight | 12.7 kg / 28.00 lbs. |
Specifications from Korg. Appearance and specifications are subject to change without notice.