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3 guitars in the space of 1
Surprising small footprint. It's really neat. Holds three guitars very stably. Very easy to assemble (It arrives flat-packed). And while not solid wood, does feel substantial and look good.
On the downside, I ordered in January '24 and it arrived in June '24. Thomann, like many other suppliers I tried, were just let down by Fender They kept me well informed. When they eventually received it from Fender it was with me within 4 days (in the UK).
On the downside, I ordered in January '24 and it arrived in June '24. Thomann, like many other suppliers I tried, were just let down by Fender They kept me well informed. When they eventually received it from Fender it was with me within 4 days (in the UK).
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Small footprint!
I tend to use the old fashioned stands with a neck support and a par of arms to hold the lower part of the guitar, but they take up quite a bit of space in a room. This takes up much less space and doesn't look as workmanlike as a metal stand, which really belongs on stage.
Mine is for 3 electrics, and presently holds 2 Strats and a PRS. With these instruments on the stand, it takes a careful bit of handling to get the rear two guitars out to play, as the three are packed closely together, but it works. I can see myself getting a few more of these over the course of time as I have a fair number of instruments all of which get played, and some need to live in rooms where metals stands or racks are jarring.
So, they're good to use provided you are careful and don't hurry. They're also quite expensive given that they are a microscopic Ikea project involving just four pieces of "wood". Thomann have the best prices for these that I can find, and even then, buying one involves some chin-scratching.
Mine is for 3 electrics, and presently holds 2 Strats and a PRS. With these instruments on the stand, it takes a careful bit of handling to get the rear two guitars out to play, as the three are packed closely together, but it works. I can see myself getting a few more of these over the course of time as I have a fair number of instruments all of which get played, and some need to live in rooms where metals stands or racks are jarring.
So, they're good to use provided you are careful and don't hurry. They're also quite expensive given that they are a microscopic Ikea project involving just four pieces of "wood". Thomann have the best prices for these that I can find, and even then, buying one involves some chin-scratching.
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