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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
1.31kg
Colour
Blue
Cushion Thickness
15mm
Description

Ibanez produced the IGB541DBL as part of its POWERPAD® 541D series of gig bags for electric guitar. The blue colourway distinguished it within a range offered in multiple colours, positioning it as a carrying solution for players who needed reliable protection without resorting to a hard case.

The bag featured 15mm thick cushioning on the bottom and sides to absorb impacts and guard against scratches. Four storage pockets provided space for accessories, and an internal neck belt braced the guitar's neck against movement inside the bag. Matched-colour heavyweight zippers ran throughout, and a handle on the rear face allowed the bag to be held vertically. The exterior measured 1080mm long, 430mm wide, and 75mm deep; the interior accommodated 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. The bag weighed 1.31kg.

Owners with questions about fit for a specific instrument body shape, or needing advice on long-term storage and transport practices, should consult a qualified guitar technician.

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