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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
Color
Charcoal Gray
Description

Ibanez produced the IGB724CGY Powerpad Ultra as a padded gig bag intended to protect electric guitars during transport. It sat within the Powerpad Ultra tier of Ibanez's accessory line, distinguished from standard gig bags by its heavier foam specification and weather-resistant construction.

The bag features 25mm foam padding across the top, back, sides, headstock area, and bottom. A rubber pad and rubber foot are fitted to the bottom exterior for surface protection when the bag is set down. The exterior fabric is water-repellent, and the exterior zippers are water-stop units designed to resist moisture and dust ingress. Interior dimensions accommodate a guitar up to 1075mm overall length, with a lower body width of 320mm, upper body width of 260mm, an interior depth of 60mm, and a neck channel width of 150mm. The bag weighs 2.35kg.

Owners needing to assess fit for a specific instrument should compare the interior dimensions against their guitar's measurements. For repairs to the bag's hardware, zippers, or padding, a qualified repair technician or saddler experienced with musical instrument bags is the appropriate resource.

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