Coolmusic BP60D amplifer bag/case for roland amplifier

Perfect fit for my 120 watt cool music battery powered amplifier. Also has room for the charging box and cord. Seems well made

I am happy to own this amp cover. Like other reviews, I bought this for my CoolMusic BP80 amp and it fits great with a couple extra inches on one end. I can use that space for cables, a pedal, etc.

Great little amplifier - I use it weekly.

THIS IS A WELL MADE ITEM THAT FITS THE SPEAKER PERFECTLY. AS THE ZIIPER IS PULLED AROUND THE FROUNT "ROUNDED" CORNERS, IT CAN GET A BIT STUCK AND REQUIRE TWO HANDS... OUTSIDE OF THAT IT IS A NICE (BUT NOT INEXPENSIVE) SOLUTION.

I have a cool music BP 40 and this works just fine for that. Offers the protection I was looking for.

This was bought my my professional musician friend who states: this bag fits the 100W CoolMusic amp as well as the 150W (longer amp). There is about 4-5 inches of space from the end of amp to the edge of the bag, because this bag is made for the 150W amp, which is slightly longer but it holds the 100W well and is sturdy and well made. It does not move around too much inside the bag because my friend puts other cables and a mic bag inside to take up some of the internal slack/space. Well worth the money.

This case fits with the Coolmusic BP60D 120W Battery Powered Acoustic Guitar Amplifier (if you were wondering). It’s wise to go ahead an invest in this case because: 1.) There’s only one case that’s going to fit it (no brainer). 2.) While other amp cases usually do not have pockets, this one does and it can fit you cords and mics.

Works well with the Cool Music BP60D!

Seems to be well made, and functional. Have only had it out twice so far, but happy with it.

Great product. Sturdy and well made.

This is a solidly made bag with thick fabric, enough padding, good stitching, a substantial zip and a functional handle and backpack straps. Because it is made for the BP60 I did not expect it to be a particularly good fit for my BP80 but it's actually not bad at all: there's about 10-15cm of space at the end and it is a little loose at the top, which is just enough space to add a bag with a microphone, a pedal or two, some cables and a (compact) microphone stand, and still have space for more stuff in the front pocket. This is exactly what I need: I can fit everything needed for a performance apart from the instrument into one bag. The amp can stay in the bag for performing if you wish. The main flap opens far enough to expose all the controls and sockets, and can be partly closed if needed without bending cables too much. Used this way, with a bit of ingenuity to hold it in place, the flap can even provide a little shelter from a light shower. There are two main flaws, one functional, the other aesthetic. The functional flaw is that, if you want to keep the amp in the bag while playing and don't want it in a vertical position, it rests on unprotected cloth and the backpack straps, which do not provide a firm foundation and which get dirty, after which it is not a good idea to sling it on your back. It really needs a pocket to stow the straps away (they are not fully detachable) and, ideally, some substantial feet of the sort that are attached to the side to support the bag and amp. My partial solution is to carry a piece of tarp in the bag on which to rest it. The aesthetic flaw is just an annoyance, but it makes the bag look cheap and, for a performer, such things can matter. The problem is a large, very bright, very white Coolmusic logo on the front. I do like the company - it makes good, cheap products that work well - and I wouldn't object to providing free advertising for them if it were fairly discreet. This, though, is not at all discreet. I'm still working on a way to cover it up - a big patch, maybe. It cannot be removed without damaging the bag. On the bright side, you can at least roll it out of the way while you are playing.

I purchased it for my CoolMusic BP80 amp. It fits with about 4 inches left over on the side, the rest fits perfectly. It seems well made, its thick and padded well, the zippered pocket is handy for smaller gear. I put my remote guitar connectors in their boxes in the left over 4 " space and a folding Hercules guitar stand. Like other reviewers, there should be fabric protection on the bottom (like there is on the one side) to sit on the floor or cement when busking instead of on the backpack straps. Leaving the flap open works OK especially with the remote connections. I'm happy with the item so far. Don't know if I can carry the weight of the BP80 on my back therefore removable backpack straps would be handy and allow protection from the floor to be installed there.