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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
1.1kg
Colour
Wine Red
Padding Thickness
15mm
Description

Ibanez produced the IGB541WR as part of its POWERPAD® 541 series gig bag line, positioned as a protective yet visually distinctive carrying solution for electric guitars. The wine red colourway and matched heavyweight zippers set it apart from standard black canvas bags in the same category.

The bag features 15mm cushioning on the bottom and sidewalls to absorb impacts and guard against scratches during transit. A belt inside the bag braces and secures the neck of the guitar. Four external storage pockets provide space for accessories and supplies, and a handle on the reverse side allows the bag to be held vertically. The interior dimensions — 1055mm overall length, 535mm lower body length, 405mm lower body width, 335mm upper body width, 140mm neck width, and 60mm depth — determine compatibility with a given electric guitar body; owners should measure their instrument against these figures before assuming fit.

For questions about fit with an unusually shaped or oversized electric guitar, a qualified guitar technician or luthier can advise on whether the interior dimensions suit a specific instrument.

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