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Confusing assembly, but otherwise perfect
Like it says on the title. It's a sturdy little stand that can hold up to 7 guitars/basses or slightly less if you're planning on storing your acoustics too. Only one issue: the assembly is hellish. You'd think not, right? Seems simple enough by the looks of it? Right?
Wrong! It's a nightmare to assemble and I have quite an experience with IKEA furniture. So, buy this but don't be like me and start assembling it right away. No! Go to Youtube and look for videos of people assembling this. Trust me, it'll save you some hours and a lot of stress. I'm not kidding.
Wrong! It's a nightmare to assemble and I have quite an experience with IKEA furniture. So, buy this but don't be like me and start assembling it right away. No! Go to Youtube and look for videos of people assembling this. Trust me, it'll save you some hours and a lot of stress. I'm not kidding.
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Good concept, but executed with little flaws
The concept of this guitar stand is well thought through. It's compact, has ample room for 7 guitars and is very well finished esthetically. But after putting it together it just stays a bit wobbly, it's not 100% straight. Bot a major problem, but with a little more attention to detail such as exact positioning of the holes for putting parts together, it could have had a perfect score.
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It does what it says.
Yeah, the description is very accurate. No additional worries, except when setting up I was an idiot and did it wrong. Read the manual carefully.
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Sturdy and compact
I have this instrument stand holding 5 guitars and 2 bass guitars, and it is impressively compact. I would get a bigger one (9 instruments) if you have acoustics since they need more room.
I have had this for roughly a year now, and it still seems as good as new. The build is sturdy, and the rubber placement for the parts in which the instruments touch the stand is very good.
Only con I have seen is that the manual for assembling it is not very explanatory, but there are YouTube videos of other people doing it, so that can be helpful. Also, if you have your own set of screwdrivers, you should probably use them since the tools provided with it aren't really good.
I have had this for roughly a year now, and it still seems as good as new. The build is sturdy, and the rubber placement for the parts in which the instruments touch the stand is very good.
Only con I have seen is that the manual for assembling it is not very explanatory, but there are YouTube videos of other people doing it, so that can be helpful. Also, if you have your own set of screwdrivers, you should probably use them since the tools provided with it aren't really good.
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sturdy standard but assemble info stinks
I expected this guitar standard to be easy assembling stuff. But it wasn't! Where a simple assemblage drawing would have done the job they have opted for confusing text with wrongly marked parts and screws. Of course.. in the end you will always manage the job but annoying wasting so much time on it, resetting parts... anyway the result is satisfactory! Just had to get this of my chest.... learn from Ikea, Thomann!
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Bruno Correia
Easy to set up and very solid. The protections are good so the instruments don't get scratches.
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Takes time
To get it right, but then it stands really solid and should give your babies a nice home!
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okay stand
fits 7 electrics, but if you're gonna put an acoustic on there expect it to take up 2 spots instead of 1, can hold a ukulele sideways haha. Missing a locking mechanism but for the price it'll do the job
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Good stand
I expected to be a bit more stiff but it does his job. Only negative part is the removable guitar holder on the top are really just plastic without any soft cover/ protection. In general its still ok as far the guitar doesn't move much but it would be a nice + to have.
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Good and stable rack, great value for money.
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