Agileguy_101
Master of his Domain
Except it actually is.
I picked up a Hercules 5 guitar rack. I've recently accepted the fact that I will need three guitars for my band, each in a different tuning. Of course, I can't just leave them on the floor at gigs, so I picked up one of these. I've never really liked multi guitar stands - I've heard too many horror stories of guitars falling out of them. But I like Hercules stuff, and this stand seemed to receive acclaim from every owner. There were a few cool features that made me buy this over any other stand.
As you can see here, the guitars rest at such an angle that the chance of them falling out is practically nil.
I really like that the bars that support the guitars are elevated off of the floor, I'd say a good 3-4 inches. The last multi stand I used sat flat on the ground, and it was far too easy for your guitar to hit the floor when you went to put it on the stand.
I love that each neck support piece has four slots to hold picks. It's never a bad thing to have a convenient place to store picks.
And I really love how it folds flat, making it easy to put in the car for practices and gigs.
Additionally, for $10 a piece, you can buy an extra neck support unit and two pads for the bottom to support more guitars. This stand can hold up to ten electric guitars - pretty impressive considering that it's much smaller than any ten guitar stand I've seen. And it's also a pretty good bargain - I paid $95 for this unit, and buying enough sturdy guitar stands to hold all of my band's instruments would be noticeably more expensive. Plus, I've never used a stand that made me feel more comfortable about my guitar not moving than this one. Seriously, once the guitars are in there they won't move unless you want them too. I was shaking the stand pretty hard and the guitars didn't move at all. The stand itself is quite sturdy too.
Anyway, this is an awesome product and you should buy one because I said so.
I picked up a Hercules 5 guitar rack. I've recently accepted the fact that I will need three guitars for my band, each in a different tuning. Of course, I can't just leave them on the floor at gigs, so I picked up one of these. I've never really liked multi guitar stands - I've heard too many horror stories of guitars falling out of them. But I like Hercules stuff, and this stand seemed to receive acclaim from every owner. There were a few cool features that made me buy this over any other stand.
As you can see here, the guitars rest at such an angle that the chance of them falling out is practically nil.
I really like that the bars that support the guitars are elevated off of the floor, I'd say a good 3-4 inches. The last multi stand I used sat flat on the ground, and it was far too easy for your guitar to hit the floor when you went to put it on the stand.
I love that each neck support piece has four slots to hold picks. It's never a bad thing to have a convenient place to store picks.
And I really love how it folds flat, making it easy to put in the car for practices and gigs.
Additionally, for $10 a piece, you can buy an extra neck support unit and two pads for the bottom to support more guitars. This stand can hold up to ten electric guitars - pretty impressive considering that it's much smaller than any ten guitar stand I've seen. And it's also a pretty good bargain - I paid $95 for this unit, and buying enough sturdy guitar stands to hold all of my band's instruments would be noticeably more expensive. Plus, I've never used a stand that made me feel more comfortable about my guitar not moving than this one. Seriously, once the guitars are in there they won't move unless you want them too. I was shaking the stand pretty hard and the guitars didn't move at all. The stand itself is quite sturdy too.
Anyway, this is an awesome product and you should buy one because I said so.
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