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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
1145mm
B : Exterior Width
445mm
C : Exterior Depth
125mm
D : Interior Overall Length
1120mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
410mm
F : Interior Depth
110mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
325mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
580mm
I : Interior Neck Width
130mm
Weight
1.37kg
Colour
Black
Padding Thickness
25mm
Compatible Body Style
Hollowbody Electric Guitar
Description

Ibanez produced the IHB541BK as part of their POWERPAD® gig bag series, designed specifically to fit hollowbody electric guitars. The Black colourway sat within the 541 POWERPAD® line, which Ibanez positioned as a step above plain canvas alternatives through matched-colour heavyweight zippers and a water-shedding exterior fabric with waterproof zipper construction.

The bag is built around 25mm foam cushions on the sides, a padded bottom, and a rubber pad at the base. An adjustable neck pillow supports the headstock and neck internally. Four external pockets provide storage for accessories. The exterior measures 1145mm in length, 445mm in width, and 125mm in depth; the interior accommodates a hollowbody with an overall length up to 1120mm, a lower body width up to 410mm, an upper body width up to 325mm, an interior depth of 110mm, and a neck channel 130mm wide. The bag weighs 1.37kg.

Owners verifying fit for a specific hollowbody should cross-reference those interior dimensions carefully, as hollowbody outlines vary considerably between makers. A qualified guitar technician or luthier can assist with assessing fit or with any hardware or setup questions related to the instrument being stored.

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