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The On-stage Stands Professional Double A-Frame Guitar Stand is a versatile double version of their heavy-duty A-Frame. It features heavy-duty square tubing, velveteen rubber and a "uni-construction" design, which means that there are no parts to lose. A patented stepped yoke holds both acoustic and electric guitars as well as desktop mixers and combo amps in the front and an additional electric guitar in the back. There is no longer a need to own multiple stands when the patented stepped yoke design can hold all of them! A must for the gigging musician.
Open Box On-Stage Professional Double A-Frame Guitar Stand Level 1 Black
Open Box On-Stage Professional Double A-Frame Guitar Stand Level 1 Black

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  • Patented stepped yoke holds both acoustic and electric guitars, as well as desktop mixers and combo amps.
  • Folds flat in seconds for easy storage and travel.
  • 10-degree tilt back angle and splayed foot print make for a stable foundation.
  • Applications: Holds two guitars, an amp with one guitar, or any combination of acoustic, semi-acoustic and electric guitars Padding Velveteen Rubber
  • Tubing: 1 x 1" Square and Round
  • Color: Black Powder Coat Finish
  • Gross Weight: 5.88 lbs

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4.83

12 Reviews

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

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  1. Performances6
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  3. Outdoor Events / Games2
  4. Amateur Recording1
  5. Pro Audio / DJ / Mixing1
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  1. Heavy / Bulky1
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  4. Portable5

Reviewed by 12 customers

  • Great product

    5

    submitted6 years ago

    byBassman

    fromPortland Oregon

    I use this to hold my Fender Jazz Elite and Bongo

  • definately purchase this again

    5

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    submitted7 years ago

    byFaith

    fromundisclosed

    bought this for my husband and he loves utt!!! Now when we play out, he can reach his electric and acoustic easily. It is heavier than your normal stand... but not too bad

  • Great double bass stand

    5

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    submitted7 years ago

    byRandall

    fromundisclosed

    Pros: Sturdy, lightweight, collapsible & convenient Cons: Bass sits at an angle on stand when cord is plugged in

  • Excellent stand

    5

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    submitted8 years ago

    byMyke

    fromundisclosed

    This is a great was to safely hold 2 guitars

  • Great product for the money

    5

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    submitted8 years ago

    byMichael

    fromLone Tree Colorado

    Stage use

  • I would Definitely purchase it again.

    5

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    submitted8 years ago

    byForest

    fromundisclosed

    Hollow body bass up front and solid body bass behind as backup. Takes up less floor space, solid and easy to pack. 👌

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  • submitted4 years ago

    asked byBetty

    fromCamp Connell, CA

    I have 2 acoustic guitars that I use off and on throughout a set. One is a Takamine steel string guitar and the other is a Takamine classical nylon string guitar. Will both of them fit in your double stand? My old double stand is falling apart, so looking to invest in a new one. Thanks.

    I have 2 acoustic guitars that I use off and on throughout a set. One is a Takamine steel string guitar and the other is a Takamine classical nylon string guitar. Will both of them fit in your double stand? My old double stand is falling apart, so looking to invest in a new one. Thanks.

    Open Reply - Thomas
    Yes

  • submitted6 years ago

    asked bymrc

    fromSacramento, CA

    Suitable for basses?

    Suitable for basses?

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    This is recommended for guitars, not basses