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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
650mm
B : Exterior Width
235mm
C : Exterior Depth
90mm
D : Interior Overall Length
620mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
215mm
F : Interior Depth
70mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
170mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
260mm
I : Interior Neck Width
110mm
Weight
0.49kg
Color
Wine Red
Cushion Thickness
15mm
Description

Ibanez produced the IUBC541WR as part of its Powerpad 541 series of instrument bags, positioning it specifically for concert-style ukuleles. The wine red colorway and matched heavyweight zippers distinguished it from generic black canvas alternatives in the line.

The bag featured 15mm thick cushioning on the bottom and sides to guard against impacts and abrasion. An internal neck belt braced and secured the ukulele during transport. Three external storage pockets provided space for strings, a tuner, and accessories. Interior dimensions accommodate a concert-style ukulele with an overall interior length of 620mm, lower body width of 215mm, upper body width of 170mm, interior depth of 70mm, lower body length of 260mm, and neck width of 110mm. The exterior measures 650mm long, 235mm wide, and 90mm deep, with a total weight of 0.49kg.

Owners requiring assessment of fit for a specific instrument, or seeking compatible replacement hardware such as zippers or straps, should consult a qualified guitar technician or bag repair specialist who can evaluate the bag in person.

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