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The Proline MOUNT premium wall-mounted guitar hanger is the perfect solution for elevating your guitar display, turning your instrument into a work of art. Designed with an auto-closing, pivoting yoke, the MOUNT securely holds your guitar by the headstock, accommodating all types of stringed instruments, from standard guitars to unique and non-traditional shapes. The cradle's finish-safe foam and reduced contact points protect your guitar's surface, while the pivoting yoke adjusts to fit any headstock shape. With convenient pick storage slots, it's easy to "pick up-and-play" whenever inspiration strikes. For maximum security, the MOUNT includes extra-long screws that anchor firmly into wall studs, providing a stable, best-in-class hold. Available in elegant black, natural, cherry, and mahogany finishes, the Proline MOUNT wall hanger complements any space, combining secure functionality with a sophisticated look.

Proline MOUNT Premium Wall-Mounted Guitar Hanger With Auto-Closing Yoke Cherry
Proline MOUNT Premium Wall-Mounted Guitar Hanger With Auto-Closing Yoke Cherry
Proline MOUNT Premium Wall-Mounted Guitar Hanger With Auto-Closing Yoke Cherry

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  • Auto-closing, pivoting yoke fits all headstock shapes securely
  • Finish-safe foam cradle protects guitar surface and reduces contact
  • Extra-long screws provide secure hold in studs or drywall
  • Elegant wood finishes in black, natural, cherry, and mahogany
warning

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer, and Lead, which is known to cause birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Bass Guitars look ready to fall out
Bass Guitars look ready to fall out
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  1. Hanging anything but a guitar.1
  2. Home Studio1
  3. Professional Recording1
Cons
  1. Not Functional5
  2. Unstable5
  3. Flimsy2
  4. Heavy / Bulky1
  5. It's slick to the touch!1
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  1. Experienced2
  2. Professional Musician2
Pros
  1. There are no pros1

Reviewed by 7 customers

  • Why is it slippery?!?

    1

    submitted2 months ago

    byChuck

    fromDanvers MA

    The rubber is slick to the touch. I don't know if it's some sort of packing process to keep the rubber from drying out but it causes the guitar to slide forward. If it wasn't for the flimsy arms my guitar would have hit the deck. Only good thing about it.

  • This product is a complete dud, do not purchase.

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    submitted4 months ago

    byJose

    fromSanford NC

    None of my guitars securely fit in this wall hanger, my LTD SN / M series guitars absolutely are not secure, and my EC series just barely sits proper. The head stocks tilt and turn as the guitar settles into the cradle. This is a horrible design and clearly was not tested well.

  • do not buy

    1

    submitted5 months ago

    byjoe

    fromsanta maria ca

    it's amazing that they actually sell such a terrible product. wow it sucks.

  • Dont buy

    1

    submitted5 months ago

    byJohnny

    fromEmeryville, CA

    Barely holds guitar straight, the auto closing prongs just press against the strings on the tuning head which cold be damaging in the future. Looks fancy but not functional at all. Doesn't even screw into my wall flush. Please save your money and just get the basic wall mount to display your guitar

  • Bass Guitars look ready to fall out

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    submitted5 months ago

    byScott

    fromBuffalo, NY

    Both of my basses with different types of headstock just slide forward in the mount and either rest on the plastic arm or the arm is pushing on the strings just above the nut. Sometimes they look like they may fall. I will switch to mounts that curve up at the end.

  • Too wide for a common guitar

    1

    submitted6 months ago

    byMcGee Williams

    fromGilroy

    to wide up top to told the head of a guitar and it slips out

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