Yamaha YBSP600I Soft Rolling Case for Stagepas600i

No other comments just great!

This bag is made specifically for the Yamaha 600i and fits snugly but not so much that you have to work to get the speakers in. This is probably due to the fact that the heavy-duty zipper unzips to open-up 2/3rds of the entire case (which makes it super-easy to get the speakers in & out). The top & bottom handles are solid and strategically placed which makes them easy to grab/carry either vertically or horizontally. The side pockets are big enough to hold 25' worth of "real" 1/4" speaker cables and an IEC plug. The telescoping handles and poly, roller-derby type wheels are as good as you can find on your medium-priced luggage. Overall, these are a bit pricey (as with all rolling speaker bags) but this one is made of high-quality, very durable material. I have no doubt that this rolling case will provide the best protection for my investment and if you can afford them, get 'em. You won't be disappointed!

Made very good

Bought this for a portable church setup. After years of not having a decent way to carry their large speakers, a pair of EV ZX1 speakers in this rolling case almost brought tears to their eyes!The wheels seem sturdy enough for years of service on smooth floors. They're like in-line skating wheels. Bumpy sidewalks could certainly shorten the life of the plastic housing that holds the wheels though. The case has long plastic ribs on its back for rolling down a set of stairs. I tried it once and it worked, although I'd probably recommend carrying it to save the impact on the wheels. As long as you're gentle with it, it could handle stairs.There's a handle on each end. They're sturdy nylon handles - not plastic. The whole thing is kind of long for a person to carry alone, but it's manageable for just getting it in and out of a vehicle and then wheeling it the rest of the way. The plastic ribs on the back give it some rigidity for when it's being carried by both handles. The internal padding seems about right, including a pad that sits in between the two speakers. The zippers are big and seem tough enough.The EV ZXi90 speakers fit perfectly in this case. I also tried my QSC K8 speakers, which have built-in amplifiers. They also fit nicely, but the weight would probably cause the wheels to wear out quicker. For my purposes, I prefer the individual K8 bags from QSC, since I can carry one in each hand that way. If I was mostly dealing with indoor floors, this bag would be great for the K8s too (or the EV ZXA1).As someone who over-researches things like this, I'm very pleased with this purchase.

These I bought a Yamaha 600 I when they first came out about 9 years ago along with a pair of these bags. Super tough, super strong, and lasted me dragging these at least three times a week up until a few months ago when one of the telescoping handles broke . Bought some new ones for a great price on Amazon and couldn’t be happier! If you have a 600 and play ‘out’ you need these!