String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

I purchased this because I didn't want another flat black metal stand and like the wood stain of this one. It is very easy to assemble and takes less than ten minutes. The stand is sturdy, even on the thick carpet floor I have it standing on. The padding is excellent for protecting your instrument. However, it is rubber and I am concerned that over time it will degrade like some other stands cushion/padding and cause sticking and discoloration. I use this stand to hold six bass electric bass guitars and it easily holds my Jazz, P-Bass, Music Man and Thunderbird body styles. The only drawback to this stand is that if you want to use every slot, they tend to put the instruments close and if you have a sloping headstock, you can't place it against a flat one. Overall, I am satisfied with this stand.

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

This guitar rack works well. It was easy to put together and holds up to six guitars, which is great considering its actual dimensions. The instruments sit on less of an angle so the depth needed is far less than other racks. The rubber on the bottom and top are what sold me. My guitars stay in place and that rubber is better than the foam I've seen on other, similar products. The piece as a whole wobbles a bit if you sort of prod it on the left and right, but I did put it together hastily so it's probably not a design defect as much as me needing to tighten some screws/redistribute the weight of the guitars across the rack differently. Additionally, the materials seem to be of fair quality and it isn't an eyesore. No complaints.

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This is used in a small recording studio control room. I didn't want something that looks like it just came off the road. This wooden guitar stand holds 6 guitars securely with a small footprint. Works and looks great. Easy to assemble as well.

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

Easy to assemble with a small footprint for what it holds, currently holding one arch top and five electric basses.

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Good for electric (thin) guitars.

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I use this side-by-side stand to hold my guitars in a single easy to access place.

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I decided to buy a this intead of another 7 guitar tubular stand. I am very happy with this. I would have been happier if it were $20 cheaper. This stand is pretty compact and upright. I'd say that it is as narrow as a 4x12 guitar cab.

If you are mixing angled headstocks (Gibson's,
Epiphones, etc) with flat headstock guitars (Fenders, etc), place your angled headstocks on the left, and your flat headstocks on the right. Reverse if left-handed.

Make sure you assemble with the bottom pieces in the correct orientation- before the included Gorilla glue dries. I went to write this review and saw that my side pieces were upside down.

The guitars are a tight fit, and you need to practice placing the guitar bottoms securely, otherwise they will only contact either the front or rear rubber pads and will pivot on that contact.

I wish this came with 8 slots...

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

This item looks nice in the photo. I put everything together per directions and it's not very solid at all. Tips over with a full load of 7. Tried all the recommendations to keep it from folding with no luck.

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

This is a good quality stand. Very solid. Made in the USA! It will hold 6 electric guitars, and holds about 4-5 acoustic guitars.

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I use this stand for my Daughter's Squire Strat, my Epiphone Les Paul, Fender Acoustic, and and Ibanez RG series. That's only four guitars and I only have room for maybe one thin electric Guitar left. If you have at least one acoustic guitar you will loose at least one spot. If you have a mix of at least two acoustic guitars you'll need a bigger stand.

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

Nice workmanship, assembles easily. Be aware that the spacing is insufficient for 6 acoustic guitars - you could get at most 4 standard-sized acoustic guitars on this rack, and that's a little crowded - three if they're deep-bodied instruments like a D-28 or a J-200

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

I bought this product to house 1 acoustic, 2 electrics and an electric bass. They all do fit on the stand. That is about as good as this stand gets though. When I first assembled by instructions the stand would not stay upright. I drove the last screw in and it was still leaning backwards without even any guitar weight on it. I drove two extra screws in and that seems to have stabilized it. The stand is at a pretty severe angle so it has to be a pretty good distance from the wall. It's not the best space saver and still doesn't feel very sturdy. I will be switching to a different stand. Just not worth the risk given the value of the guitars leaning on it.

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

Would hold 7 electric guitars but I have 3 and 2 acoustics on it . It looks great and holds by instruments securly

Service and delivery comments:

Delivery was as expected.

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

I really dig this rack! Works great and it looks fine on my wood floor in my room.

Comments about String Swing Side-Loading Inline Guitar Rack:

Really enjoy this guitar stand.