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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
1125mm
B : Exterior Width
370mm
C : Exterior Depth
110mm
D : Interior Overall Length
1075mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
320mm
F : Interior Depth
60mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
260mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
540mm
I : Interior Neck Width
150mm
Weight
2.35kg
Colour
Black
Padding Thickness
25mm
Zipper Type
Water-stop
Description

Ibanez produced the IGB724BK as part of its POWERPAD® Ultra gig bag series, positioning it as a protective carrying solution for electric guitar. The bag was designed to balance portability with meaningful impact resistance, sitting above basic entry-level slip cases in Ibanez's accessory line.

The IGB724BK featured 25mm foam padding throughout the top, back, sides, headstock area, and bottom. The exterior fabric carried a water-repellent treatment, and the zippers were specified as water-stop construction to resist moisture and dust ingress. A rubber pad was fitted at the bottom exterior, with a rubber foot also present. The interior accommodated an overall length of 1075mm, a lower body width of 320mm, an upper body width of 260mm, and an interior depth of 60mm, with a neck channel width of 150mm — dimensions that suit a standard full-scale electric guitar profile. The bag weighed 2.35kg.

Owners checking fit for a specific instrument, or assessing whether a replacement zip or padding insert is compatible, should consult the interior dimensions listed in this record alongside advice from a qualified guitar technician or repair specialist.

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