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Open Box Proline FS200AE Heavy-Duty A-Frame Guitar Stand Level 1

Description
Rugged All-Steel Construction
With its rugged, all-steel construction, the Proline heavy-duty a-frame guitar stand is durable enough to withstand the rigors of the road while also keeping your guitar practiced when onstage or out in the open. The all-steel construction provides the durability and strength for musicians who are on-the-go and need tour-worthy quality combined with a compact footprint. The guitar stand is also designed so that it doesn’t touch the neck of your guitar, offering even more protection.
Premium Foam Padding Protects Your Guitars
The Proline heavy-duty a-frame guitar stand features premium foam padding that cradles your instrument and protects your guitars, not stain them. Additionally, the slide-resistant rubber feet will hold the stand in place, so you don’t have to worry about your guitars toppling over. The slide-resistant rubber feet also keep the stand where you put it on busy stages and studios.
Fold-Flat Design for Easy Transport
With a top hinge design that allows the stand to fold flat, the FS200AE is designed to fit both acoustic and electric guitars. The Proline heavy-duty a-frame guitar stand’s ability to be folded flat makes for easier transport when you’re headed to the gig or the practice session.



Features
- Ideal for electric, acoustic and bass guitars
- Folds flat for easier transport
- Premium foam padding will not stain your guitar
- Slide-resistant rubber feet hold stand in place
- Rugged, all-steel construction
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submitted8 months ago
asked byBeans
fromLincoln, NE
Can I use this as a cymbal holder? Drummer here and I have seen a few different people using guitar stands as a cymbal "rack" if you will. Seems to be the most cost effective way to store 10+ cymbals
Technically, you could rig something up with the Proline FS200AE A-Frame Guitar Stand to hold a cymbal in a pinch—but it’s not really built for that, and it has some limitations: No actual mount to secure the cymbal by the bell (no threaded post, felt washers, etc.) No height or angle adjustment. Not safe for any kind of playing—any hit would cause wobble or a fall. It’s built for guitar weight distribution, not the focused weight of a mounted cymbal.submitteda year ago
asked byChristian
fromFontana, CA
Is the rubber pads used on this product nitro finish safe?
Yes, it is.submitteda year ago
asked byMike
fromYukon, OK
Will this guitar stand work for a Dean ML?
No, it won't.submitted2 years ago
asked byMud
fromArlington va
Can the width of the legs be varied and made secure?
No they can't. It's very secure.submitted2 years ago
asked byJB
fromundisclosed
Would this work for a Fender Jazz Bass?
Proline FS200AE Heavy-Duty A-Frame Guitar Stand - yes it would.submitted3 years ago
asked byLH
fromallentown pa
how tall is the stand
I’m very sorry, the manufacturer has not made that information available. Unfortunately, I don’t have one to check












