OnStage Tripod Guitar Stand, Single

It’s a fine stand. Personally, I haven’t found anything negative to say about it.
It was basically already assembled when I received it, I just had to put in the base part.
It can be compacted down for travel, though the head part doesn’t fold in like others I’ve had.
The little safety lock thing does the job if you need it for some reason. I have no use for it.
It is made well and the foam works well to protect my guitars.
Delivered on time and packaged well.

El producto en si es perfecto, fácil de armar y muy resistente, queda perfecto para una guitarra.

Fue el embalaje lo que me llamo la atención ya que venía muy recubierto de plástico burbuja sin caja, pero igual llegó sin daños al producto

I like this for what I use it for, which is a full size acoustic guitar. There are a few issues with it. The metal it’s self is solid and put together well. The height of the neck from the swivel base (not the floor) is adjustable from 21″ up to about 26″ (and still able to use the screw in the back to secure the adjustable neck). The pictures are exactly what you get, so I didn’t see the point of taking another picture of the stand.

The two issues I have with this stand is 1. It is in fact very unstable. While it’s just sitting around, it’s nice and as long as it is out of the way then it’s fine. If you barely push it diagonally to the back left or back right, it will easily fall over. If it is sitting in a corner you wont have to worry about it. If it is on a stage, in a more high traffic area, or if there are other items around that could push in to it or if you’re in a rush to put it down, dog/kids in house – it could easily fall over. I have mine in a corner like most people probably do, however that’s a major concern for a stand. The rear peg is just too short. 2. The pads on the metal aren’t very high quality. Although they are fine for light use around the house and will probably last a year or more, they will wear out and need to be replaced for sure. They are not very thick but do the job.

I really debated on giving it three stars, but for how I’m using it (in home only) and the price, I believe it rated 4 stars. If you want to take it with you somewhere, I would consider a different option.

For those of you trying to find a decent guitar stand, this is the one.
It’s heavy duty, easy to assemble, and will last for years.

I use this to keep my guitar on display, it’s nice just a bit big. I originally had a wall mounted support to display my guitar but since moving i’ve been using it again, it is sturdy and has never fallen over. It even has a cute little clip to hold the guitar in place.

I just bought a Stratocaster electric guitar and wanted a stand to put it away safely when I’m not using it. I chose this one because it didn’t cost the earth and was highly rated.

I was a little apprehensive about a few bad reviews regarding stability but I needn’t have worried. My guitar weighs about 8lbs and has a regular smaller head. So when placed it on the rack it has a low center of gravity and is quite stable. Some guitars with a heavy head might not fare as well this may be the reason for at least some of the poor reviews.

The stand has a three point base and the rear leg is very short which was a concern for stability. But having tried it, I can see why they chose this design because it takes up less room and can stand up close to a wall. My original intent was to leave it standing on the studio floor when I’m not using the guitar but with three puppies running around (who are just tall enough to reach the guitar on its stand) I soon changed my plan. I now have it standing on the back corner of a desk about three feet up from the floor. The stand is stable if you push directly backwards or sideways; a little less so at 45 degrees towards the back. But it seems very secure on my desk, looks really nice facing me and is in easy reach when I’m working.

The cradle the guitar sits on is covered with foam and pivots so it’s very easy to quickly put the guitar down and seat the neck securely in the U shaped holder on the vertical stem at the back. The steel stem is height adjustable to suit a range of instruments and there is a rubber security strap that can be closed to prevent the guitar falling forwards. The strap is nice but not really necessary since gravity holds my guitar quite securely.

For the low price, this stand is exceptional value. It is sturdy enough for most people though if you have small kids and/or pets running around you might want to look for something like a hard case or wall mount or something with a more permanent base.

I can definitely see why this is such a popular stand. I’m amazed how inexpensive it was and it does its job well.

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