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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
1080mm
B : Exterior Width
430mm
C : Exterior Depth
75mm
D : Interior Overall Length
1055mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
405mm
F : Interior Depth
60mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
335mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
535mm
I : Interior Neck Width
140mm
Weight
1.278kg
Colour
Black
Carrying System
Backpack straps
Description

Ibanez produced the IGB540BK Powerpad as a gig bag sized for electric guitar, finished in black. It sat in the Ibanez accessories line as a protective carrying solution built around the POWERPAD® cushioning system.

The exterior is covered in synthetic leather at the bottom and sides — the areas that take the most wear during transport. POWERPAD® cushioning runs along those same zones, with firm edge cushioning measuring 25mm at the bottom and 15mm at the sides. The zipper layout was designed to allow quick, safe instrument removal. Additional external pockets provide accessory storage, and backpack straps are fitted for hands-free carrying. The bag weighs 1.278 kg and its interior accommodates an overall length of 1055mm, a lower body width of 405mm, an upper body width of 335mm, a lower body length of 535mm, a neck width of 140mm, and an interior depth of 60mm.

Owners checking fit compatibility against a specific instrument should compare those interior dimensions carefully against their guitar's body and neck measurements; a qualified guitar technician or luthier can assist with any fitting or hardware questions.

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