MAHANCRIS Guitar Stand, Guitar Rack for Acoustic Holder, Electric Guitar, Bass, Multiple Guitar Rack Holder for Guitars, Guitar Amp Accessories, for Home Music Studio, Black GSHB6501

Excellent guitar rack. It is quite sturdy though as mentioned not sure how much weight the side holders will hold. One side I have violin bass which is very light so I’m not worried about that but the other side is a Gibson Les Paul with Bigsby so it weighs a bit and it is holding, I’ll keep an eye on it. I’ve got 8 guitars on mine which freed up a lot of floor space on separate guitar stands. Only 8 due to some guitars have Bigsbys and the handles took up a bit of space. It went together very easy and quick with an electric screwdriver. Instructions are perfect. Easy to move around when empty and looks great. I did find one the next day for a few dollars less on Amazon and has two drawers on top. Other than the drawers it is just like this one. WishI had seen that one first.

Searching for a compact guitar rack. Certainly glad to have found this example! Not only a quality, functional stand - but the top shelf allows space for a desktop guitar amplifier as well!! Sturdily built, and extremely easy assembly with excellent instructions. Item arrived in absolutely perfect cosmetic condition. Missing one wall anchor, but not applicable for my installation. Appreciate the amount of foam padding used, especially around the neck rest area (pegs AND horizontal bar that the neck lays against)! Please note that the rack itself does indeed hold 5 guitars. But it seems that only solid body electrics without tremolo bridge will fit adequately. And even then...it is a tight fit. Must be VERY cautious when placing instruments in or out of this stand. Plenty of spacing for a wide variety of guitars if fewer instruments are being stored. Otherwise, quite pleased with this piece of furniture and highly recommend!

Pros: easy assembly, all holes align, threaded parts are threaded cleanly, and for an imported product the instructions are clear to the point of letting you know which direction to face specific parts so you don’t fasten then have to relocate parts after discovering proper alignment. The guitar rack seems pretty stable and comes with a furniture strap should you choose to mount it to a wall. It is also pretty lightweight and easy to move should the need arise. Cons: I purchased the 7-9 guitar holder, and realistically, it’s only gonna fit 5. The hooks on the side are questionable, so I’ll be hanging lightweight Ukeleles from those and mayyyyyybe my cheap acoustic, but I wouldn’t trust the hangers with anything too valuable. Our Jazzmasters and Basses are too long for the main compartment as the shelf is in the way, so they’ll be staying on wall hangers. Overall, not a bad product, and there are definitely going to be nicer ones on the market, but for the price point it works pretty well.

Easy to put together. Very well made. We added a light to ours and it looks amazing. Great product

I like this thing way too much. Honestly for the price...it's better than it should be. Went together super easy. I fit three electrics and an acoustic on the inside, and put a base on the outside. It's a bit tight getting guitars in and out without banging into eachother...but you're fitting a LOT of guitar in a little area so just...take your time or only store 3 electrics inside and dont' take your time. Honestly the only thing that I would like to have had on this is some protection on the outer most vertical support. It's the only part of it you can easily bump into that's not cussioned. Wouldn't look as nice though....meh 5 stars!

I didn't have problems putting everything together. It has some extra screws just in case. Very easy to assemble, it takes a good 30 minutes being careful. The end product is great, great quality, has adjustable feet that you can extend to level the rack in case your floor is irregular. It doesn't fold, just so you know. It came with wall anchors that I didn't use because it's sturdy enough. I only have one minor issue with the instructions. When you put assemble both sides, it's not obvious that you should match the holes where the foam part goes. Easy problem to fix, just unscrew and turn the lower assembly part, if that makes sense. It took me 1 minute to fix this, no big problem, but something to consider. I also purchased a "Waterproof Shelf Cover, Dustproof Storage Shelving Unit Cover, Shelf Display Rack Protector Cover with Zipper, Fits 17w x 12d x 49h Shelf, Black, Cover only" from Aacabo brand here on Amazon and it fits like a glove. Sure, a bit tight but you can see from the picture if fits perfect for what I need, which is to prevent dust from getting to the guitar. I purchased the 17W x 12D x 49H for 32.99 and while not super cheap for a cover I would recommend it because of the fit. I'm not sure my Jazz Bass will fit inside but that's OK, as I can hang the bass in one of my wall hangers and move a guitar to this rack. My short scale Gretsch bass will definitely fit here. Overall, I'm very happy with this stand and cover. I don't anticipate this coming apart but I'll update this review in case I experience something wrong with this. Thanks for reading.

I really needed this. Easy to assemble! The instructions are clear and concise. Without guitars it feels wobbly but with guitars mounted it sits sturdy. Holds my 12 string — 6 string acoustic — electric — and bass perfectly. I also skipped the second half of the shelf so that I can easily remove and place my bass guitar without obstruction. Before I had this stand, my guitars were all over the place and they never got used. Now, my guitars are all in one spot and I use them a lot more now because I don't have to look around my room trying to find the right one that I want to play (not behind my green screen or inconveniently leaned up against my desk or leaned up against the wall in random spots). They're all within sight and within reach now when I'm ready to practice or record. I love how all of my guitars are now held standing straight up so it prevents dead frets. (if you use old schools guitar stands they will start to bow the neck and it will create dead frets on your guitar and this guitar stands prevents dead frets and holds them perfectly!) I definitely recommend this guitar stand, it's priced nice, looks great, saves space and frustration, and easily fits 4 different types of guitars without the side hooks installed.

Lots of parts, but fairly easy to assemble. All of the holes aligned properly, and the machine screws threaded cleanly. There is no way to actually fit 7 to 9 guitars in this thing. The (unusable) left and right side holders flex with an unsecure downward angle with even the lightest (6.5 lbs} of my guitars. If I'm careful, I can fit maybe 5 guitars in the middle section. I am worried that the rubberized contact points will react and damage nitrocellulose finishes. It's stability is questionable, but it includes wall straps and wall anchors to secure it and prevent tipping. It's too much trouble to unassemble and return, so I guess I'll try and find some way to use it. Save your money and buy a K&M Guardian guitar stand instead.

Excelente producto, es resistente, coloque dos guitarras y un bajo, resistió muy bien, lo recomiendo.

Love this guitar stand,it's so compact compared to my stand that would hold 5 guitars and was almost double the width,it's sturdy enough but has a slight wobble to it so I wouldn't put anything breakable on top just in case

Purchased this in an untraditional sense as I got it specifically for Guitar Hero and Rock Band guitar controllers. If you were like me and wondered if this would work, it works flawlessly. Building the unit was exceptionally easy and was quick to do. In terms of reliability for heavier set, real guitars. I can’t speak for that. I may put my acoustic bass and electric on it eventually though for storage purposes. My only concern is the reliability of the side hangers and the weight they can handle. The metal brackets the hangers screw on to are held together with only two welds.

Nice and compact, feels sturdy, it was easy enough to put together. Like other people have pointed out basses can only fit on the hangers (they feel fine too, not worried in the slightest about them) Only thing you have to get used to is how you put the guitars on the stand. For so many years I’ve been used to ones that lean. This is very much vertical though you can put them at a slight angle. The gap between guitars is a bit narrow. I can fit an acoustic on it but have to be careful which guitar goes next to it. All in all I’m really happy with the stand and if you’re unsure I’d say just get it. It really is a space saver whilst being very functional.

I did read some reviews about this item being difficult to assemble. Apart from me checking screw tension my 8yr old grandson put this together. Lay your parts out make sure they are all there and its easy. 30 mins with my hired help. Nice that they included the parts required to attach it to the wall to prevent it falling over. As far as capacity, inside the frame 5 electric guitars will fit snugly. Or 2 electric and 2 acoustic. Alternately at a squeeze 1 acoustic and 4 electric. And 4 acoustic strings to strings 2 either end. Holders at either side of the stand do feel as if they would be pushed to there limit if used for heavy guitars. I use them for a classical and a ukulele so perfect. If space is an issue then this would be perfect. Also have put a 20w practice amp on top and it holds it great Would hold bigger but if not attached to the wall could be very top heavy.