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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
1120mm
B : Exterior Width
445mm
C : Exterior Depth
150mm
D : Interior Overall Length
1095mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
410mm
F : Interior Depth
130mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
325mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
580mm
I : Interior Neck Width
130mm
Weight
1.3kg
Colour
Navy Blue
Cushion Thickness
15mm
Series
541 POWERPAD®
Description

Ibanez produced the IAB541NB as part of its 541 POWERPAD® series of gig bags, positioning it as a protective carry solution for full-size acoustic guitars. The navy blue colourway distinguished it from generic black canvas alternatives in the line.

The bag featured 15mm thick cushioning on the bottom and sides to absorb impacts, and included a belt inside the bag designed to grip and brace the guitar's neck during transport. Four external storage pockets provided space for accessories, and a handle on the back of the bag allowed the bag to be held vertically. Matched-colour heavyweight zippers ran throughout. The bag weighed 1.3kg and accommodated instruments up to 1095mm overall interior length, with an interior lower body width of 410mm and an interior depth of 130mm.

Owners checking fit compatibility for a specific instrument should compare their guitar's body dimensions against the interior measurements on record. A qualified guitar technician or luthier can advise on neck brace adjustment or padding modifications if needed.

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