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Stand by me
I travel around a lot to make performances. Something very important for me is that my equipment takes small space and are easy to pack up and down.
This stand makes it with brilliance! There is no need for these big and clumsy stands. Often the concerts I make provides guitar stands but I still prefer my own little thing.
The performances I do can be very rough sometimes, people coming up an stage
to stage dive or vibrations from the music. Nothing has ever threatened to make the stand to fall and destroy my guitar.
I guess the stand is tested in some of the roughest circumstances and
I got to say it is still as good as when I first bought it.
This is the stand, stand by me
This stand makes it with brilliance! There is no need for these big and clumsy stands. Often the concerts I make provides guitar stands but I still prefer my own little thing.
The performances I do can be very rough sometimes, people coming up an stage
to stage dive or vibrations from the music. Nothing has ever threatened to make the stand to fall and destroy my guitar.
I guess the stand is tested in some of the roughest circumstances and
I got to say it is still as good as when I first bought it.
This is the stand, stand by me
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Great portable stand
This stand fits easily in the pocket of your carry bag and is very light but also quite sturdy.
I tried it with an electric guitar and a bass and it holds them in place pretty well. I even gave them some soft knocks to check the stability and I wasn't disappointed.
My conclusion is this: if you don't touch the guitar it will never fall. However if there are people, dogs, cats etc. moving around or if there is a very, very strong wind, the possibility of an accident rises. So if the environment is safe, you don't have to worry.
I tried it with an electric guitar and a bass and it holds them in place pretty well. I even gave them some soft knocks to check the stability and I wasn't disappointed.
My conclusion is this: if you don't touch the guitar it will never fall. However if there are people, dogs, cats etc. moving around or if there is a very, very strong wind, the possibility of an accident rises. So if the environment is safe, you don't have to worry.
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Ultra compact
This guitar stand is sturdy, stable, small, and light weight. It looks discreet and cool on stage as well as in the living room.
I use the stand for a Yamaha Silent Guitar (nylon string), which has a slim "body", so it is a perfect fit. The stand is even so small, that it fits into the front pocket of the gigbag, leaving room also for strap, cables, pedals etc.
And finally, I have been using K&M stands for many purposes for more than 40 years. None of my stands have ever broken down, so I can personally attest to their superior build quality.
I use the stand for a Yamaha Silent Guitar (nylon string), which has a slim "body", so it is a perfect fit. The stand is even so small, that it fits into the front pocket of the gigbag, leaving room also for strap, cables, pedals etc.
And finally, I have been using K&M stands for many purposes for more than 40 years. None of my stands have ever broken down, so I can personally attest to their superior build quality.
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comes in handy...
... as it's fairly light-weight (about 485 grs) and fits easily into the pocket of my gig bag. Not really suitable for guitars with a body depth exceding 2 inches (about 5+ cms) approximately, though, and I personally wouldn't use it for a long-scale bass on stage as it could be tipped over too easily.
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good for most guitars
just wish it was wide enough to fit acoustic guitars as well, but other than that really good for the price
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gig bag friendly
This stand is so small and light that I can keep it in my gig bag all of the time. I prefer to use something bigger and sturdier on gigs, but this is great for rehearsals etc where I don't need to bring lots of gear. Don't think I'd trust my Suhr or PRS guitars with it, but it has come in very handy
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Easy!
Takes only minimal space, never falls, holds the guitar. Much better than the standart-stands. Easy to fold and transport (even in guitar bag).
Gogogo!
Gogogo!
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Brilliant!
This stand is robust and feels like high quality. It is lightweight, folds flat, and fits nicely in the gig bag pocket. The guitar stands reasonably steady in all directions unless provoked to much. Works well with a bassl, although the longer neck and higher center of gravity makes it easier to push over backwards.
As a bonus, you don't see much of the stand when it holds a guitar, making it look nice in the living room or on stage.
As a bonus, you don't see much of the stand when it holds a guitar, making it look nice in the living room or on stage.
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Compact and still stable
Use this only in my living room corner. Small in size which means my guitar is more visible. I can recommend, but if you have lot of kids, dogs etc. running around the house then maybe not the best option.
Easy to take along with as well.
Easy to take along with as well.
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Gig bag companion
Got this, so I could have light-weight stand to carry around in a gig bag and this fits the bill perfectly.
It is stable - i kept nudging it and the guitar on the rather slippery hardwood floor, but it was having none of it and kept stable.
Rubberized feet dont really slip and rubberized top keeps your guitar from scratches. Nice addition to have in your gig bag.
It is stable - i kept nudging it and the guitar on the rather slippery hardwood floor, but it was having none of it and kept stable.
Rubberized feet dont really slip and rubberized top keeps your guitar from scratches. Nice addition to have in your gig bag.
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