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Pros:
- Fairly sturdy once properly assembled
- Decent cushioning for the guitars
- Comfortably seats a fair number of guitars
Cons:
- The instruction/assembly manual is a complete joke - it explains nothing, the screw types are mislabeled. I know that certain things are not supposed to be idiot proof, but c'mon
- The metal bars scratch extremely easily and are painted very cheaply
- The screws provided crumble quite easily, and are prone to stripping
- The provided screwdriver is useless. I don't know how anybody'd have the patience to assemble everything with it
- The neck slots are plain plastic, compared to the nice padded bottom bars
- Fairly sturdy once properly assembled
- Decent cushioning for the guitars
- Comfortably seats a fair number of guitars
Cons:
- The instruction/assembly manual is a complete joke - it explains nothing, the screw types are mislabeled. I know that certain things are not supposed to be idiot proof, but c'mon
- The metal bars scratch extremely easily and are painted very cheaply
- The screws provided crumble quite easily, and are prone to stripping
- The provided screwdriver is useless. I don't know how anybody'd have the patience to assemble everything with it
- The neck slots are plain plastic, compared to the nice padded bottom bars
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Meh
It might be German-designed, but it was manufactured in China. It doesn't sit even on the floor, although, after I loaded the rack with electric guitars it was better.
Not impressed with the pop-on/pop-off plastic neck holders. I popped one off and it cracked.
They provided a cheap screwdriver for assembly. I used it cautiosly. The screwdriver was made to look fancy, incorporating their "G" logo and trademark green stripe. All in all, it was just a bunch of marketing, centered around a theme of green rubber bands.
Not impressed with the pop-on/pop-off plastic neck holders. I popped one off and it cracked.
They provided a cheap screwdriver for assembly. I used it cautiosly. The screwdriver was made to look fancy, incorporating their "G" logo and trademark green stripe. All in all, it was just a bunch of marketing, centered around a theme of green rubber bands.
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More substance, less marketing, please.
This stand is fine. It seems to function ok. The construction was easy enough. Although the neck rests are of a 'soft..ish' material, they don't feel too kind to the guitars. I might pad them a bit more with something else. What is the story with all the extra 'style' accessories? what a load of pointless rubber bands. Dump your marketing team and spend your company money on a better design.
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7 guitars didn't fit in
The guitar stand is very good constructed, but ist too narrow for 7 e-guitars.
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