GatorGPA-TOTE12 12-Inch Speaker Tote Bag

Had spent some time researching a suitable bag for my new Roland Cube Street amp. Seen unconvincing reviews of Roland's product so decided to search the Gator range. After 10 mins of measuring the dimensions and using the Gator website I settled on this product. It's perfect for what I need - protects the amp, strong carry handles and room to include the PSU and a couple of instrument leads. I bet I could squeeze a microphone and cable in if I needed to.The only downside is that it doesn't have a shoulder strap, but that is something I can rectify - probably use an old guitar strap.The upside - quality product and significantly less that the Roland branded product.

This is a great bag for speakers, well made with thick cloth and altho they are mentioned in the review my Mackie 212 fitted perfectly.

I use the bag to carry a 'powered' 12" Mackie Thump speaker ( New style with the full front grille).The bag fits the speaker nicely and is pretty good for scratch protection. There is little or no padding on the bag so hard knocks should be avoided.The fit is close and it was a bit of a faff to get the speaker in the first time but with use comes familiarity and it is now very easy to get the speaker in the bag. The large pocket on the front is ideal for carrying cables and other bits and pieces, I also carry a 4 way mains adaptor in there as well. The bag can be carried easily by one person but if 2 people are needed just take a handle each and off you go.All things considered, for the price it is does exactly what it says on the tin. I would recommend it to keep you speakers scratch free, but if more than that is required buy something with more padding.

Good quality bag at a decent price. This bag is a little under half the price of the QSC version.These bags have 2 zippers, so it's easy to get the speaker in and out, and the internal compartment has a soft lining.Overall fit is snug on the width and around 4cm spare space on height.The only issue is that the speaker effectively needs to be face down in the bag and the soft fabric (no integral board) will not protect the grill if put down firmly on an uneven surface. For this reason I have added my own padded board in the bottom of my bags (There is around 2 to 3 cm of spare depth in the bag to allow this)

Knew it would be a good product as had one of these bags before but a different size from a few years back. This one the quality is even better. Solid inside and out, really well made and looks great.

It's a bag!! Not really much protection for my valuable speaker though!! It also doesn't really make it much easier to carry but maybe for the price that's what you get? I think one with wheels and a telly type extending handle with a bit more protection for the speaker would be a better choice but prices seem a bit out of proportion to me!!

These are almost perfect. I use them for Alto Professional 8inch powered speakers and they fit fine. Minor niggle. The padding could be better, especially on the side which goes on the ground most (opposite the handles). Put a hard piece of plastic at the bottom with some foam on to protect from placing the speakers on the ground. I have done this myself with a cheap foam carry mat (camping type thingumy). Those foam floor cover tiles cut up would work also. Also we musicians like a handle on the side. Other than that way better value than branded stuff and I would buy these over anything else I could find.

This bag fits my headrush amp with room to spare so I can fit the amp in facing down or on it's side, it looks to be well made but pocket is a little small to put a gigging sized lead in.