Gearlux Multiple Guitar Stand Case for 6 Electric or 3 Acoustic Guitars, Hardwood Exterior, Plush Interior

I really liked displaying each of my guitars separately on their own stands, but my collection was getting too big for my space. This stand is the perfect alternative. It safely holds 6 guitars. I really like the padding and locking snaps. It looks sleek, and was easy to put together. I have no plans for traveling with this item. I can say that it’s perfect for home use.

Good construction. Well padded and sturdy affording great protection for the guitars. Latches line up and function smoothly. Looks similar to the Fender guitar cases in appearance—blends right in with them. A terrific value at this price point. Exactly what I was hoping for.

It's fairly solid and looks pretty decent. Some people have mentioned it doesn't hold up well to traveling a lot, but for me that is a non issue as it stays in the same place in my studio. As such, I also can't comment on its ability to travel well. My only real issue is that it isn't very padded on the head stock rack, which is my reason for the 4 stars. Rest of it seems fairly padded, though as my cat really enjoys laying in it behind my guitars. Lol. Which leads to the next 2 points. Thankfully it had those snap straps to hold in place, otherwise she'd have knocked them over by now. And, as you can see, there is plenty of room for large guitars, or for storage behind them for things like cables, straps, and cats.

solid stand

good guitar rack, i like it r0ck0n!

I love it

Excellent stand. Holds two basses and four guitars for every gig my band plays and does the job flawlessly. Excellent value for the price.

For the price, I shouldn't complain and for the most part I don't. It's solidly built for what it is and how it's constructed. It's a snap to set up and break down and it looks snazzy. I did, however buy some 100% pure wool craft squares with the anticipation that the neck rests might not be padded enough; I was right. I cut single strips of the felt and neatly glued them into the neck slots with Aleene's Tacky Glue and lightly secured them with regular office tape until dry and the problem was solved and without worry of marring my nitro finished and vintage pieces. Also, consider applying velcro along the back and front inside wall with hook-side tabs adhered the "Muppet leg" dividers, as they will otherwise move around too much. While not necessary, I did buy a yard of 5X" wide crushed black velvet and some strong neodymium magnets to temporarily secure it to the top latches when open to use as a dust cover for the guitars. Works like a charm! I would recommend this for the home-based musician or *light* gigging around town on stable surfaces, but I wouldn't depend on full protection of your guitars/basses should your bandmate get drunk and go full-Tommy-Boy in an ill-fated tumble.