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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
1265mm
B : Exterior Width
430mm
C : Exterior Depth
70mm
D : Interior Overall Length
1240mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
405mm
F : Interior Depth
50mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
320mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
570mm
I : Interior Neck Width
165mm
Weight
1.39kg
Colour
Black
Cushion Thickness
15mm
Description

Ibanez produced the IBB541BK as part of the 541 POWERPAD® series, a line of gig bags positioned to offer protection and organisation for electric bass guitars. The IBB541BK is the black colourway of that series.

The bag is built around a 15mm thick cushion on the bottom and sides, intended to absorb impacts and protect against the bumps and scratches of transit. An internal belt braces and grips the neck of the instrument. Four external storage pockets provide space for accessories and supplies, and a handle on the reverse face allows the bag to be kept vertical. Matched-colour heavyweight zippers run throughout. The bag's exterior measures 1265mm in length, 430mm in width, and 70mm in depth; the interior runs 1240mm in overall length, with a lower body width of 405mm, an upper body width of 320mm, an interior depth of 50mm, a lower body length of 570mm, and a neck channel width of 165mm. The bag weighs 1.39kg.

Owners requiring advice on fit compatibility with a specific bass body profile, or on the adjustment of the internal neck belt, should consult a qualified guitar technician.

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