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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
1180mm
B : Exterior Width
460mm
C : Exterior Depth
200mm
D : Interior Overall Length
1130mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
410mm
F : Interior Depth
150mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
310mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
560mm
I : Interior Neck Width
120mm
Weight
3.2kg
Color
Charcoal Gray
Padding Thickness
25mm
Instrument Type
Acoustic Guitar
Description

Ibanez produced the IAB724CGY as part of the POWERPAD Ultra gig bag line, positioned as a protective carrying solution for acoustic guitars. The bag was designed to balance portability with a meaningful level of physical protection for instruments in transit between rehearsals and sessions.

The IAB724CGY features 25mm foam padding across the top, back, sides, headstock area, and bottom. The exterior uses water-repellent fabric and water-stop exterior zippers to guard against moisture and dust ingress. A rubber pad and rubber foot at the base provide additional protection and stability when the bag is set down. Three external pockets accommodate accessories such as a laptop or tablet, strings, headphones, and a tuner. The bag weighs 3.2kg and the charcoal gray exterior finish is designated by the CGY suffix in the model number.

Owners checking interior fit should reference the internal dimensions: 1130mm overall length, 560mm lower body length, 410mm lower body width, 310mm upper body width, 120mm neck width, and 150mm internal depth. A qualified guitar technician can advise on whether a specific acoustic body configuration falls within these tolerances.

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