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At A Glance

Exterior Length
1065mm
Exterior Width
430mm
Exterior Depth
135mm
Interior Overall Length
1000mm
Interior Lower Body Length
410mm
Inner Top Length
230mm
Inner Swell Width
320mm
Inner Top Width
45mm
Inner Head Width
110mm
Inner Bodyhollow Depth
35mm
Weight
4.75kg
Shell Material
ABS
Interior Lining
Soft hair leather
Latch Type
TSA-approved
Description

Ibanez produced the M300C as a hardshell electric guitar case within their protective carry range, designed to accompany players transporting instruments on the road or in transit. The case was built around a moulded interior sized to fit specific Ibanez body shapes — catalogued as compatible with RG, RGA, RGD, RG7, S, S7, and SA models, with the explicit exception of 27-inch scale and left-handed variants.

The shell is constructed from ABS material. Inside, a guitar body mould and neck support hold the instrument in place, and a storage compartment accommodates accessories such as straps, cables, and spare strings. The latches carry TSA approval, permitting locked transport in checked luggage. The interior lining is described as soft hair leather. Overall exterior dimensions run 1065mm in length, 430mm wide, and 135mm deep; the unit weighs 4.75kg. Interior dimensions provide 1000mm overall length, with a lower body length of 410mm and a swell width of 320mm.

Owners requiring replacement latches, interior lining repairs, or hinge work should consult a qualified guitar technician or case repair specialist, who can source hardware to the TSA-approved spec and confirm fit against the moulded interior before carrying out any work.

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