End Table with Guitar Stand,Record Player Stand,Vinyl Records Storage,2-Tier Guitar Stand for Acoustic, Electric Guitar,Bass,Turntable Stand Side Table for Music Room Studio Living Room-Black

A couple of the pieces were bent and were hard to put together. I had to hammer them a bit to get them back to shape. But in the end, this still looks super cute and it’s very sturdy!

I love this stand, it looks great in my living room. Easy to assemble, only thing is I had a hard time attaching the led lights to the bottom of the final piece, supposed to screw it in but the holes I assumed were to be drilled were diagonal instead of horizontal, which is the way I thought the lights were to be placed. So I ended up just taping it. Rather than that awesome purchase.

Looks great for the price and was easy to assemble.I had to use some some self tappers to keep the guitar rack from tipping. It had a tendency of leaning. I feel it should come with modular holes for the guitar part, but my way works tooSecond shelf isn't meant for records but it fits them just as well. I'm using my drill as a bookend for the time being until I get oneGiven the metal frame, if the fake wood shelves ever fail, one could cut a board to fit fairly easily

For the price the rack is a great piece. Not heavy duty but sturdy enough to serve its purpose. Packed well, all parts were included with good instructions. Easily set up with the instruments on the left or right side. Best suited for an acoustic in the back and a more thinline electric in front. It is padded to protect the instruments.

Overall, the unit looks good and was easy to assemble. The shelves feel they are sturdy enough for their intended purpose.The guitar stand is a bit of a let down. It's just 2 rubber coated bars that have a bit to much flex for my liking and those are just press-fitted "tight" by foam that covers the front and back bar of the frame. Because of that flex, you may find that offset guitars with some heft will require a bit more precision when placing into the stand. Be mindful that you can rip the roam when pushing down the bars as I have already done that when finding the right width.Also of note is what the stand can accommodate. From what I can see, the photo is a bit backwards. The front part of the sand can hold one acoustic (straight up and down) or one electric (with a lean back). The back stand can take an electric (straight up and down). Any other configuration I have tried, the guitar in the front will end up leaning into the guitar in the back.For the price, it isn't horrible though I can see myself possibly trying to find a better method of keeping the bars secure vs easy-ish to rip foam.

Very disappointed this was a birthday gift and now I cannot give it to my son because the holes do not line up and it is lopsided when I put together. Whoever did the holes place them in the wrong spot**edited**Received a second stand, and once again, the holes do not line up, where it’s supposed to hold the guitars. This seller needs to contact their manufacturer because they’re not doing these pieces correctly.

Was kind of hard to assemble but looks great after completion. Seems pretty sturdy so far with all my vinyls and guitar on it.

Fast delivery, easy to build