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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
Color
Wine Red
Padding Thickness
15mm
Compatible Instrument Type
Soprano Style Ukulele
Description

Ibanez produced the IUBS541WR as part of the 541 POWERPAD® series of instrument gig bags, sized and shaped specifically for soprano-style ukuleles. The bag sat within Ibanez's accessory line as a step above plain canvas alternatives, distinguished by matched-color hardware and a wine red exterior.

Protection is provided by a 15mm thick cushion on the bottom and sides, with an interior belt designed to grip and brace the ukulele's neck during transit. Three external storage pockets accommodate strings, a tuner, and other accessories. The heavyweight zippers are color-matched to the bag's exterior. Interior dimensions run 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. The bag weighs 0.43kg and measures 590mm × 210mm × 90mm on the exterior.

Owners seeking advice on fit for a specific soprano ukulele body profile, or guidance on strap attachment and neck brace adjustment, should consult a qualified guitar or ukulele technician.

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