Very nice sturdy stand great price for the money. I bought 2- one for my Hofner Beatle base that just doesn’t sit well in the rack/the other for practice. I am sure these would work great in a live setting where sometimes things can get knocked over -believe me I know- these are very sturdy and they set a little higher and I really like that adjustable base depending on the weight of your instrument. Very nice came quickly very easy to put together- very happy !!! My Fender Jazz and P’s sit well- and also my Rickenbacker fits great, very pleased!!!!! Sometimes we get the family little ones here who love nothing more than just to sit and spin the holder on a guitar stand ,these will lock in place -I really like that they just lock -no more spinning very nice!!!!

It’s a good solid guitar stand. Very sturdy and good quality. This is a great deal for the money!

Could be a little higher quality. But, they're strong enough to hold my guitars. Stable wide base. They aren't ultra portable, but they'll do the job.

Solid and stable and perfect for my acoustic or electric guitars HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

Works fine for either electric or big bodied acoustic. Good elevation off the floor so they don't inadvertently get kicked.

I have 4 of these. They keep the guitar off the floor and they don't fall over. Well worth the money.

This stand claims to be better than a typical guitar stand (TGS), and looks like it should be better, but is it really? An example of a TGS would be the Eastrock (https://a.co/d/bKLiqJl). I'll address the selling points listed in the "about this item" section as advantages over a TGS. "Hight Adjustable Guitar Stand" -- so is a TGS. No advantage there. The twist-tighten mechanism is like a mic stand, and has no centering feature, so you have to eyeball it to make sure the neck support is lined up with the base. Bit of a pain, really. Most TGS have a set screw that rides in a slot of some kind to keep the top & bottom halves lined up for you. If you have an odd-shaped guitar that works better with the neck support off-center from the base, this stand might be a good choice for you. "More Sturdy and Stable" -- surprisingly, nope. The tripod legs are stout, but aren't any longer than the front legs on a TGS, and the increased height of the guitar raises the center of gravity, which decreases the stability. And the legs are all the same length, so the stand doesn't lean back to center the guitar weight over the legs; it's too far forward, so is easy to tip. The height is nice in one way: if your guitar has a 1/4" jack on the bottom, as most acoustics do, this stand gives you better access to plug/unplug. The neck support piece is bolted in place, which is a nice feature, but the U-shaped neck holder is smaller than a TGS, so something with a wider neck, like a classical guitar, might be a bit crowded in there. "Multi-protection" -- The "neck fixing strap" relies on two plastic buttons that will just fall off. They need to be glued on somehow. The EVA foam is just like on any other guitar stand. I do like the design of the supporting arms, though in practical use I don't think they're any more secure than TGS arms. "Universal Guitar Stand" -- if the guitar has much weight to it, like an electric, I wouldn't put it on this stand. The high CG makes it too easy to tip if bumped from behind. A TGS is more universal than this one. "Space Saver" -- no advantage over a TGS here. Overall, this is a decent stand, not really any better or worse than a TGS. Some of its features might be just the ticket for certain guitars. The design seems to be based on some really good ideas that just weren't fully realized in the final product.

Robustos de buena calidad! Valen la pena.

Seems sturdy

exellen

facili da montare e abbastanza resistenti. un pò di robustezza in più sul gancio che regge il manico, non avrebbe guastato... ma per il prezzo, va bene così. Se si usa con criterio, fanno perfettamente il loro lavoro

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