Guitar Stand 4-Tier for Acoustic, Electric Guitar, Bass, Rack Holder Floor Adjustable Multiple Guitars, Amp Accessories, Display Music Room Home Studio with Shelf(Patent)

Of course these needed to be assembled but very easy. I bought two, I have several guitars and these gave me a great idea to display them. The shelves aren't huge but they work.

This stand was easy to put together and configure for my needs. I just started taking lessons and with that have grown an addiction to buying guitars. This now holds three and the adds art to my room.

I needed something to hold several guitars with some shelves in the middle for accessories in my studio. This unit actually held most of the instruments I wanted it to. The metal stands are all rubberized to protect the instruments, and it will hold acoustic and electric guitars, mandolins, ukuleles, and bass guitars. The instruments grooves are moveable to fit the size of different instruments, and the unit is very sturdy. The only concern I have is that the stands are very close together to fit all the instruments the unit can hold, and one must be very careful pulling them out so you don't bump into other instruments on the rack. Otherwise, it's a good product.

This is a really cool product. It holds more then qutairs it holds more than n two amps my son loves it

This guitar stand was delivered quickly, and went together easily. The Allan wrenches are included in the kit. You can set this unit up in several different configurations very quickly.Perhaps the one thing that made me go through all the trouble of writing a review is that this kit, like many like it, has quite a few different types of screws. Inevitability I'm the kind of guy that usually looses a screw or other essential fastener, and then the whole project grinds to a halt waiting for me to either find the missing piece, or replace it. This kit came with one extra screw of every single variation. As a clumsy assembler, I truly appreciate that.Plus, it holds four of my most often used guitars, and pedals, and a practice amp. It’s better than the haphazard way I had things before.

love it, keeps every thing in one place so i dont have to go looking for it. easy to set up . holds guitars in place with no problems, wish i had gotten it before now

It can fit a small bedroom amp (My travel Yamaha fits at the top nicely.) and the middle shelf is great for books and sheet music.I've not noticed any issues with my guitars that have a nitro finish, but I do use them often enough that they're not sitting on the same exact spot for more than a weekend at most.At the bottom I keep some pedals that aren't on my board. I kinda wish it had more space (maybe a second wire shelf at the bottom) or maybe that's a sign I should buy less pedals, heh.I moved with it recently and it fits in the trunk of a 2011 Civic, though my guitars had to sit in the front for safety during transportation.

This is sturdy, quality materials, attractive in appearance, and holds guitars as listed. Only fits one dreadnought or any fullsize acoustic guitar in a stacked slot. The stand is way too small for a 15amp box unless you set it on the top self. I don't believe my daughter's 10w amp would fit any where but top self either. I should of measured for the amp. I don't really like it sitting on top when I play. I kind of find myself wishing for a draw on the middle for my cords and smaller peddles when I am not using them. I would recommend this if you don't plan on putting you amp on it. Otherwise fund one with wider self space.