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At A Glance

A : Exterior Length
590mm
B : Exterior Width
210mm
C : Exterior Depth
90mm
D : Interior Overall Length
560mm
E : Interior Lower Body Width
190mm
F : Interior Depth
70mm
G : Interior Upper Body Width
140mm
H : Interior Lower Body Length
240mm
I : Interior Neck Width
100mm
Weight
0.43kg
Colour
Navy Blue
Cushion Thickness
15mm
Intended Ukulele Size
Soprano
Description

Ibanez produced the IUBS541NB as part of their Powerpad gig bag line, sized and shaped specifically to accommodate soprano-style ukuleles. The navy blue colourway and matched heavyweight zippers distinguished it visually from generic black canvas alternatives within the broader 541 Powerpad series.

The bag was built around a 15mm cushion on the bottom and sides, providing padded protection against incidental impacts. Three external storage pockets offered space for accessories such as strings or a tuner, and an interior neck belt braced the instrument's neck securely within the cavity. The interior measures 560mm in overall length, with a lower body width of 190mm, upper body width of 140mm, lower body length of 240mm, neck width of 100mm, and a depth of 70mm. Exterior dimensions run 590mm × 210mm × 90mm, and the bag weighs 0.43kg.

Owners needing to assess fit for a different soprano-body instrument, or seeking advice on long-term storage and humidity management, should consult a qualified luthier or guitar technician.

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