DUAL GUITAR DISPLAY STAND - TRADITIONAL DESIGN ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT FOAM PADDED New

The stand isn't bad, it kinda pivots left to right which makes it a little unstable but it was 25$ most dual stands cost 45- 50$ for 25$ I trust it to hold both or either one of my guitars separately, just be gentle with placement and it'll do fine

The stand itself is pretty bad if I have to be honest with you. It's just really weak, especially if you have only 1 guitar on it. With only 1, it's extremely off balance and it feels like it's on the verge of being tilted over. I just feels really really weak and low quality from a sturdiness perspective and for the sake of 2 pictures for this review, I've placed my 2 guitars on it but other than that, I don't trust the stand to be able to keep itself upright for a long time and I would just throw it in the trash. My acoustic doesn't even want to sit correctly and most of the time, the neck is leaning forward, touching the hanger strap. Also, it's really difficult to undo the hanger strap to take my guitar out and I feel that the strap is way too firm compared to my other guitar stands. Even a guitar wall hanger would last longer than this. This just doesn't work well in terms of build quality and when they engineered it, it's pretty obvious that they didn't factor weight and balancing. The fact that I have to put my guitar really really close to the edge of the bottom holder just so that my guitar can safely rest on the hanger is really worrying and a tiny push near the guitar's body can damage my guitar as it slips from the stand. Overall, I recommend that you look for something better than this. This is just a low quality and I wouldn't even trust ONE guitar on it due to the far of a leg collapsing or it being tilted over.

All the people who are saying this item is cheap, unstable, and doesn't hold two guitars well are really not being honest. First, it is made from typical grade components. It is very stable. Second, it fits my two guitars perfectly. One Gibson Les Paul electric, and one acoustic/electric. These are full size guitars, not youth guitars. If it fits mine, it will fit yours. Third, I think the reason people feel it doesn't fit guitars well is because if you assemble it like the picture above, the heads on the top of the necks of the guitars will touch. HOWEVER, if you slightly spin the top piece so that it is NOT lined up straight over the bottom piece, the guitars offset each other perfectly. I believe this even helps stabilize the unit. Simply unscrew the knob on the top piece and rotate it until your guitars no longer touch. Also, there's curvature in the top piece where the neck of your guitar rests. Make sure you have it on the right way. If your guitar looks awkward in the foam rest, rotate it 180 degrees and use the other rest.

It broke immediately (the plastic sleeve that connect the center poles cracked in my hand, I didn't even tighten it). The pieces are all flimsy and weak. The balance is also weird, so you have to be careful about placement and it frankly doesn't hold guitars very securely when it IS standing up.Avoid.

I basically just wanted a double stand to put my guitars on when I felt like having them out, or when I was playing and needed them handy. For that, this does its job.It's also padded, as promised, and the rubber band things are a nice touch to keep my acoustic and electric from slipping out. Mine is sturdy enough. I was kind of irritated that it was just random pieces in a box with no instructions as far as shipping went, but if you've ever so much as seen a guitar stand, you'll have it put together in five minutes, tops.Overall, it does its job. I spent less than $20 with shipping on this, so I wasn't expecting it to be the greatest guitar stand of all time.

The stand couldn't hold my BC Rich Warlock. I wanted both my electric guitars on one stand but I had to get a different single one for it an put the acoustic guitar on it instead as you see on picture. An then I saw that same stand at a way cheaper price but I just didn't say anything else an accepted it.

The way this stand is built is kind of awkward. The bottom attachments are fine and hold both acoustic and electric guitars pretty well, but the top ones that hold the neck are too close together. You can't actually have both guitars sitting straight up without them touching and falling over. I had to turn the top attachment in such a way that the guitars sit slightly diagonal with the heads right next to each other rather than back to back.Overall, it works for my needs and I'm okay with it

Could be sturdier