9 Multi Guitar Stand for Electric Acoustic Guitar, Foldable Floor Stands with Aluminium (9 Spaces)

Previously I had all my guitars on separate stands or leaning against the amps. It looked cool for photos but it made my small room look pretty cluttered. This stand did the trick. As others mentioned, the directions were useless so I didn’t even look at them. Assembly was simple. I didn’t like the sharp angle that it held the guitars backwards as it took extra room up so as shown in my photo I added about 3 inches to the backside of the stand in two places using cut 2 x 4’s. This held them more upright than using the stand as it came, also saving about five inches of space so the guitars could be closer to my amps. The weight from the guitars keeps it all balanced perfectly as long as you leave a couple guitars in the stand. It even did a good job holding my oddly shaped Roland GR electric. It won’t hold 9 fat acoustics but in my case 2 acoustics and 7 electric’s worked fine. Everything is well padded. No complaints.

After 15 years, and many guitars later, it was time for a new guitar rack for my home studio. I chose this one cause it held 9 guitars, and was a very good price. It's built pretty solid also, and was easy to put together. There's no real instructions with it, but it's pretty easy to figure it would with the pics. A little tip that helped me is when I stalling the pegs that separate the guitar necks, take the rubber sleeve off and use a power drill if you have one to make it way easier to install them.

This was supposed to be a temporary solution until I could get my guitars on the wall. As a guitarist, (read: collector of most guitar-related things) I had a few.As you can see in the pictures, it fits acoustics, seven-strings, 4 and 5 string basses, A Kramer Voyager (pointy Explorer), Rhoades V's, and probably whatever else you could put on it.Position everything correctly, and they dont even touch each other. No scratches, no dings, but of course, be mindful when taking them off and putting them back... don't expect it to catch your stuff if you throw it.10/10, would reccomend.

It’s ok wasn’t hard to set up but it’s clear that there wasn’t any care put into how parts fit. Many holes weren’t fired right making it look odd

Super easy to set up and the price isn’t bad at all. It’s a little wobbly, honestly, I expected it to be a bit sturdier for a guitar stand, but for something that holds up to 9 guitars, it does the job. ES-style and acoustic guitars don’t sit quite as snug as a Tele or Strat, but overall, not a bad buy for what it costs.