On-Stage GS7140 Heavy-Duty Push-Down Spring-Up Locking Guitar Stand for Electric Guitars - Secure & Adjustable Instrument Holder for Stage, Studio & Home Use
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Product Description
Product Description A small stand with big time security! The GS7140 features a unique spring mechanism that locks your guitar in place, effectively making the stand and instrument one unit. The stand and guitar can be moved around stage or studio together with ease. Operation couldn't be easier; Simply press your guitar into the spring-loaded yoke and lock it into place under the upper yoke. Designed for the working musician, The GS7140 accommodates most full size electric guitars and bass with cutaway body designs. From the Manufacturer A small stand with big time security! The GS7140 features a unique spring mechanism that locks your guitar in place, effectively making the stand and instrument one unit. The stand and guitar can be moved around stage or studio together with ease. Operation couldn't be easier; simply press your guitar into the spring-loaded yoke and lock it into place under the upper yoke. Designed for the working musician, the GS7140 accommodates most full size electric guitars and bass with cutaway body designs.
Product Features
Features a unique spring mechanism that locks your guitar in place, effectively making the stand and instrument one unit
Stand and guitar can be moved around stage or studio together with ease
Operation couldnt be easier; simply press your guitar into the spring-loaded yoke and lock it into place under the upper yoke
Accommodates most full size electric guitars and bass with cutaway body designs
Rubber feet prevent slipping
EVA foam protects instrument finish
Durable black powder coat finish
Customer Reviews
I didn't have any of the problems you read in the reviews here - worked smooth 8 out of 10 - came with instructions which were clerar enough. BUT - look at the image - see how the upper fork that holds the neck is level on both sides? Now image your cutaway - there is no shoulder for the fork to leverage on the cutaway side. You sit your guitar on the lower support and push down - then lean it into the upper fork which when you release it and it springs up rests on the shouders of the guitar locking it in. If you have a cutaway it only rests on one side and DOES NOT secure your instrument.
