YMC Folding Multiple Guitar Stand for Acoustic Electric Guitar Bass Rack Band Stage,Includes Picks,Pick Holder,String Winder,Bridge Pins,Nut Saddle,String Cutting Plier -7 Holders

I bought this figuring even if it looked cheesy at least it would get the instruments in a safe sturdy location. For us it is great. It was easy to assemble and though its not top quality it is sturdy and looks nice. I especially like that every surface the instrument touches is foam covered. Right now we have a Fender bass guitar, B.C. Rich Warlock, 2 standard size acoustic, a dreadnought and a mandolin on it. There is plenty of room and it is very stable as far as the dimensions, doesn't seem like it wants to tip over in any direction. If you have an axe style guitar know that my Warlock doesn't sit on the bottom rail so I have padding under the tip and the fiddles are too short to reach the top rail even in the case, but it works for us. My son said the empty space looks lonely so he plans to get a banjo next (please help me).

Let's be real. For the price this is great. Had it been $10 more I would've given it 4 stars or less. But, you have to put it the context of a 7 guitar stand for under 40 bucks. Your guitars will knock into each other. It's not SUPER sturdy. HOWEVER, it is great for the money. It does what it's supposed to do. I don't have a high-end vintage collection. I have an American strat, bass, Martin acoustic, etc. and it works well. If anyone gives it a bad review because it's not built like a vault, get real, it's a $30 7 guitar stand and it works! 5 stars

I’m a music teacher so I needed a stand that was just going to hold my instruments and take up a small amount of space. Nothing fancy just a good cheap reliable stand.The stand itself was sort of easy to put together. The only thing I hated is that the instructions were really grainy so I couldn’t tell which part of the bars were inside or outside so I had to look at the actual amazon listing to see better quality photos to be able to tell which bar went where.It’s pretty sturdy but as some reviewers said this should probably not be a travel stand, I did not purchase with the intention of traveling with it so it works perfect for me. I work in a studio so it will stay where it is probably forever.I was able to put my violin and viola on the stand as well but I did have to remove some of the bars that hold the neck in order for my violin/viola cases to fit. Again, this stand is not intended for violin or viola cases lol but I tweaked it to fit my needs so, it is possible.Overall, I really really love this stand. I would purchase again and love that you can fold it up incase you need to put the stand away!

Bottom line- it’s OK.The stand had few enough pieces that the average person can figure out assembly despite the poor quality instructions. The materials to build it were all included in my shipment, and they are decent quality. The final product is better than flimsy, but it is not sturdy by any stretch. However, it is sturdy enough that I added a ukulele hanger to each upright (microphone stand clamp style). I may consider a detachable anchor strap for some additional sturdiness, but that might be overkill. My several guitars are not high end items, so I’m not terribly worried about safety. I would not recommend this rack for instruments of significant value. But for the price, I’m fairly happy with the purchase.

Currently holding 6 electrics and 1 acoustic. Takes up very little space and is super easy to put together. Would definitely buy one again if needed!

Pros: it’s inexpensive, relatively easy to put together, folds up for storage or moving, comes with a pack of extras (pics, plyers etc), holds 6 guitars without much of an issue and does the basic job you want it to.Cons: the instructions are really awful—blurry & not very clear and very minimal. Despite that it was relatively easy to put together. I’m not inclined with tools but even I could put it together without too much fuss. The overall construction is poor—the design overall needs some work and it ends up being a flimsy construction. With that said, it’s an inexpensive guitar stand. It does what you need it to do and looks good when your guitars are put into it. You get what you pay for and that’s okay in this situation. I don’t foresee my husband yanking and reaming on the stand itself so hopefully it will hold up for quite a while. It does keep the guitars upright and basically apart so I’m happy overall.

Great for the price. It's not super sturdy, but if you're not going to move it around, it seems to work great, look good, and it's great to have several guitars on one stand. Easy to assemble.

First thing I didn’t like about this stand is the instructions. I had to just put them away and figure it out myself. The tools (Allen wrench & open end wrench) basically useless! The Allen wrench slips out of each screw every time. The wrench bent so it’s to big for the nuts! I made a trip to my garage to get a good set of Allen wrenches and a good open end wrench! I wouldn’t recommend this stand to anybody! It was a pain to put together and the instructions basically useless!

Al principio cuando lo arme pense que seria debil, sin embargo lo tengo con 4 guitarras y un bajo y cumple su funcion y no veo que se pandee.

Quite well built, easy to set up and use. Very good value for the cost. Comparable to much more expensive units in terms of sturdiness and overall design.

This stand is easy to assemble and very affordable. It's not the sturdiest one out there, but it works just fine.

Muy fácil el armado, resistente de buen material ahora solo faltan más guitarras para llenarlo

Comes as advertised