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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
960mm
B : Exterior Width
345mm
C : Exterior Depth
65mm
D : Interior Overall Length
930mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
325mm
F : Interior Depth
50mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
300mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
470mm
I : Interior Neck Width
150mm
Weight
0.7kg
Colour
Black
Features
Shoulder pads, bottom pocket
Description

Ibanez produced the IGBMIKRO Powerpad gig bag as a custom-fitted carrying case for the miKro series of scaled-down electric guitars. It sat as a dedicated accessory within the Ibanez miKro lineup, sized specifically to match the compact dimensions of those instruments rather than adapted from a standard full-size bag pattern.

The bag was constructed to the following internal dimensions: 930mm overall length, 325mm lower body width, 300mm upper body width, 470mm lower body length, 150mm neck width, and 50mm depth — proportions that correspond directly to the miKro guitar outline. Externally the bag measures 960mm long, 345mm wide, and 65mm deep. Finished in black, it includes shoulder pads and a bottom pocket. The complete bag weighs 0.7kg. The GRG miKro electric guitar is noted as a compatible model.

Owners sourcing a replacement bag or checking fit compatibility should verify the internal dimensions against their specific instrument's measurements; a guitar technician or luthier can assist with any fit or hardware questions.

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