Guitar Stand, Guitar Rack for Acoustic Holder, Electric Guitar, Bass, Multiple Guitar Rack Holder for Guitars, Guitar Amp Accessories, for Home Music Studio, Black GSHB6501The Forest Stewardship Council

I hang my guitars on the wall to save space in my music room, and it actually turned out to be quite decorative. But after running out of wall space, another option was needed, so when Amazon sent me an email featuring a multi guitar stand, I realized this is what I needed.Currently, I have ten guitars; four acoustic and six electric, so I knew I needed a stand that could hold at least five guitars. After an hour of research, I settled on this unit. The company got it to me in one day, Thank You!The stand came in a surprisingly small box, so my first thought was, "oh no, too many small pieces means that it won't be very sturdy, and it'll be a pain to put together." I was wrong on both counts. Although the instructions suggested that it was a two person job, I was able to put it together in less than half an hour.I was impressed with the amount of padding on this stand, because I don't like my instruments scratched (the individual guitar slots are wide enough to store your guitars inside of dust covers). This stand is extremely sturdy, it doesn't move at all. The guitar hooks on both ends of the stand is where I store my favorite guitars, because it's easy to grab them when I want to play.I think my favorite feature of this stand is the shelf on top. I store my music books, capo, picks, tuners, and other incidentals on top within easy reach. Also, the stand is less than 20 inches wide, so it takes up very little space. Overall, this stand is well designed.If you have several guitars and limited storage space in the room where you store your instruments, this stand is a must have. If my collection continues to grow, I'll happily buy another one.

Easy build and quality product. This is a nice solution for the guitar who has many guitars but still needs walking space in front of the rack. It doesn't stick out like a regular multi guitar stand. And I like the two extra hangers on the end for two guitars to hang. Plus a nice storage shelf on top is a nice added bonus. Well worth the money.

Easy to assemble. Holds up well. The two hanging mounts are a little questionable but so far so good. My only "issue" would be the height. It barely fits my bass. Ease of use:Holds my guitars and makes it organized!Value for money:Very cheap price for a pretty good product.

Unit takes some time to assemble (20 - 30 minutes) and it is well thought out; provided with side hangers, wall mount etc. The room for improvements in my opinion are-It is very tight as other reviews mentioned and better for non vibrato arm guitarsI installed a safety bar at the front of the stand with pipe insulation that I plan on wrapping with fabric. I did not trust the gravity angle to secure the guitars.For a little more money, a shelf below the top would have been great to store small items.In my view a great value and good product.Do not contact me with general questions or product data query / inquiries I am not an expert on anything and review is subjective. All of the product data is provided in the description. Please call or research online the manufacturer for more product information.

I have too many guitars. That's blasphemous to say, but I do for my tiny little office/music room. It's near impossible to access my closet without having to move a guitar rack out of the way. I saw the dimensions of this rack and I thought it might be too good to be true.I read the other reviews where it cannot store standard sized bass guitars, and sure enough, those other reviews confirmed it. I have 3 basses now on a different guitar rack while I put my short scale bass and standard guitars on this one.This rack is awesome. It barely took any time to set up (thanks to my wife who is the IKEA builder master helping me out). I recommend using your own hex key for better leverage, but the included one was fine to tighten things up.I like that there's a flat top on the rack so I can put a practice amp and my bowl of picks on top of it all. There are also two guitar hangers on each side of the rack which I am hanging a Rhodes V guitar as to not damage the longer horn of the V.Overall, totally worth it. It really condensed the area of space my guitars used up, especially since I have plaster walls and wall hangers really suck on plaster.

This is a decent guitar stand that accomplishes the mission, but the sectioned nature of the build leads to a little instability. To make the product fit in a small box the vertical legs are split in to 3 sections and the top is split in to two pieces. I feel the product would be more stable if the legs and top were one piece instead of two.Additionally, the bar that holds the pegs that separate the guitars is only attached with one screw on both sides, so it can rotate up and down. Probably wouldn't want to put high dollar guitars on it.This is a classic "you get what you pay for" situation. It's good for a $50 guitar stand but better options are out there.Made in China if that matters to you.

It’s a pretty nice stand. It took about 45 minutes to put together. I like the way the wood grain looks on top. I put 5 guitars on the rack, a bass and ukulele on the hangers, and a combo amp sitting on top and it’s holding up well. You may have to tighten the bolts a few months in. It has saved me space, and keeps my guitars on display and ready to play.

Easy to assemble, perfect room saver, looks nice.