OnStage GS7155 Hang-It Guitar Stand, Black

You may be asking yourself if you should buy more guitars. Obviously the answer is yes, but the real question is where to store them all. This stand is a great space saver at a good price.

Currently I’m storing two electrics and an acoustic in it. The electrics (strat clone, washburn) are really narrow on the headstock opposite the tuners and I was worried it might not fit, but it wasn’t a problem. And there is still lots of space between the floor and the guitar at the lowest setting. I’ll be getting a long scale bass soon and it looks like it should fit (although it might not get along with the guitars; eternal rivals!). The stand is sturdy enough and doesn’t wobble even when only one guitar is in it.

It folds up easily enough and is reasonably compact. It’s about the length of my mini acoustic when folded (see pic).

When putting the guitar in, I find it easiest if you twist the guitar so it’s perpendicular, slide it in, then twist it back (easier than it sounds). You could just push the neck through the foam holder but I’m worried you would wear out the foam eventually. The foam doesn’t feel like it’s really high quality. That’s my only complaint.

I tried it out with a few yukes and it works well enough (see pics). They aren’t long enough for the body of the yuke to be supported by the stand unless you lower the stand all the way to the floor.

If you have it in a corner, getting the guitars in and out is a bit of pain without bumping the wall. It would be really cool if the stand would rotate. But I’m not expecting that feature at this price point and haven’t seen it on similar stands either.

To sit or to hang? Many stands have the guitar sitting on a base, whereas this stand is letting the guitar hang. The advantages of hanging are:
* it takes up slightly less space because the guitar doesn’t need to lean back.
* you can hang short instruments in it like yukeleles (yukes are awesome! Size doesn’t always matter does it?)
* guitar strings are constantly creating stress on the neck in one direction. Hanging the guitar would release some of that stress due to gravity pulling everything straight. If you are leaning the guitar like other stands you would be adding even more stress. In practice, if you have a quality guitar with a good truss rod it likely shouldn’t matter but something to think about… I’m sure you’ll want what’s best for your babies.

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The good:

This guitar stand holds three guitars and has a small footprint. The guitars hang from the horizontal “hooks” on top; perhaps not the most natural orientation for a beginner, but efficient, nonetheless. It is also light and fairly sturdy, easily transportable as it collapses and folds for travel.

The bad:

The metal is a little thinner than I would like and the screw at the bottom while adequate, is a little on the skimpy side, but I’m really just nit-picking with that.

Overall a good purchase and a recommended product. Do be cautious not to tangle your strap on the bottom hook, or bump into the stand, though since the guitars hang close to the ground it has a low center of gravity.

Good stand for the price, with a good design and useful for a one man or small band.

スタンドの垂直方向が斜めになっていて、ヘッドの部分と脚に当たる部分で3点で支えているのですね。
OvationのDeaconにも使えました。同じ設定でRickenbackerも支えられました。

保護用に樹脂製のスポンジをたくさん使用しているので、長期間立てっぱなしにしていると加水分解やら可塑剤の影響で、ギターの塗装がやられないかちょっと心配です。

The serves it’s purpose for me. It’s sturdy, no wobble or issues with it feeling like it will tip over. Padding is sufficient as to not mark your guitar’s finish. I have this holding a 6, 7, and 8 string guitars which are all quite heavy. No issues to report.

Ich habe eine relativ teure Gitarre, an der dieser Ständer seit Jahren hängt. Er wirkt gut verarbeitet, lässt sich gut und schnell zusammenklappen und mitnehmen und soweit ich weiß tut es einer E-Gitarre gut, wenn sie hängt, damit die Zugkräfte der Saiten ausgeglichen werden (diese ziehen nach unten, durch die Hängeposition wird die Gitarre aber nach oben gezogen = ausgleichende Kraft).

I own a lot of guitars/fretted instruments. With limited space in my apartment I needed something that could hold a lot of them and not cost me a fortune. The stand itself also needed to not take up a lot of space. I bought this stand about a year ago and I love it. It folds up easily and adjusts easily which is really nice because when I put my bass on there I need to raise the height. I rotate my instruments a lot and this stand has held a banjo, a mandolin, and even a ukulele (though it looked comical next to my guitars) with no problem. The stand is sturdy and stable whatever it’s holding. Even when it’s only holding one guitar it’s still stable and doesn’t wobble when you bump into it. It tucks away nicely into corners and is a great, safe, compact way to store my instruments. And for the money, it’s a great purchase.