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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
1085mm
B : Exterior Width
420mm
C : Exterior Depth
145mm
D : Interior Overall Length
1060mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
390mm
F : Interior Depth
125mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
320mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
485mm
I : Interior Neck Width
105mm
Weight
1.38kg
Colour
Black
Bottom Cushioning
25mm
Side Cushioning
15mm
Description

Ibanez produced the ICB540BK as a Powerpad gig bag purpose-built for classical guitars, sitting within the Ibanez accessory line as a protective soft case aimed at players who needed a portable, padded carry solution for a full-size classical instrument.

The bag's construction centres on Ibanez's POWERPAD® cushioning system, with firm edge cushioning of 25mm at the bottom and 15mm at the sides. Synthetic leather covers the durable sections at the bottom and sides of the bag. A smart zipper design allows for quick and safe instrument removal. Additional external pockets provide storage space, and backpack straps are fitted for hands-free carrying. The bag weighs 1.38kg and accommodates a classical guitar within an interior overall length of 1060mm, a lower body width of 390mm, an upper body width of 320mm, a lower body length of 485mm, a neck width of 105mm, and an interior depth of 125mm.

Owners seeking advice on fit for a specific classical guitar body or on zipper and strap servicing should consult a qualified guitar technician or instrument repair specialist.

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