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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
Wine Red
Intended Instrument Type
Electric Bass Guitar
Cushion Thickness
15mm
Description

Ibanez produced the IBB541WR as part of the 541 POWERPAD® series of gig bags, positioning it as a shaped, padded carrier for electric bass guitar. The wine red colourway and matched-colour heavyweight zippers distinguished it visually from standard black canvas alternatives in the line.

The bag featured 15mm thick cushioning on the bottom and sidewalls to absorb impact, and included an internal neck belt to brace and secure the instrument during transport. Four external storage pockets provided space for accessories. Interior dimensions accommodate a bass with an overall interior length of 1240mm, a lower body width of 405mm, an upper body width of 320mm, a lower body length of 570mm, a neck channel width of 165mm, and an interior depth of 50mm. A back-side handle allowed the bag to be held vertically. Total weight of the bag itself is 1.39kg.

Owners verifying fit for a specific bass, or assessing repairs to zippers, padding or stitching, should consult a qualified guitar technician or bag repair specialist familiar with instrument cases.

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