Protect your axe in style as you travel between gigs with the navy blue Ibanez IGB541 POWERPAD padded gig bag for electric guitars. It features shock-absorbing 0.6" thick cushioning material not only in the bottom but also in the sidewall. It is intended to fit Ibanez electric guitars, giving you an interior belt to secure the neck of your guitar, and backpack straps for ease of transport. Additionally, there are four roomy pockets for holding mobile devices, strings, picks, capos, and more.
- For Ibanez Electric Guitars
- Stylish Navy Blue Design
- 0.6" Thick Cushion on Bottom and Sides
- Interior Belt Secures Guitar Neck
Ibanez IGB541 Overview
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Ibanez IGB541 Reviews
Nice Bag
This is a nice bag, but the protection layer is thin. This bag works well with guitars that need minimal protection. It works better for solid body guitars, but may not afford good protection for semi-hollow guitars and even less for hollow-body guitars. I use mine for a small hollow body, and it works well for that. I just keep it in a closet when not in use. If I were to travel a lot, I would need something with a bit more padding. With that being said, at this price, it's an all-around good light-duty gig bag.
Powerpad the best
I build custom guitars & basses. I prefer hard cases, but when using a gig bag, Ibanez Powerpad bags are the best. I have tried all types of gig bags, and unless you spend more than the cost of a decent hard case, the Ibanez can't be beat.
