Multi Guitar Stand, Walnut Wood Guitar Rack for 3 Acoustic/5 Electric/Bass | for 3 Acoustic/5 Electric/Bass, Soft Felt Pad, Neck Holder, Floor Instrument Holder, Space Saving, for Home Studio Display

Play More, Enjoy
More: Still keep your guitar in its case or hang it on the wall? Life is short, so let's play more! By having your guitars on this rack, you may tend to play them 10 times more than taking them out of the case each time. This is a practical floor guitar stand for acoustic guitars, folk guitars, electric guitars, basses, jazz guitars, banjos, guitar bags, and guitar cases.
Solid Construction: To keep your guitars stable and balanced, this rack is built with sturdy hardwood. The angle of the two bumpers on the base has been redesigned, allowing guitars to rest securely on all three contact points (one steep cradle, one lower cradle, and the neck holder) for simple placement and retrieval. No more annoying body swivel, wobble, lean, or tipping.
Space Saving: Compared to a traditional tripod or single stand, this compact guitar rack stand can hold up to 5 electric guitars or basses while occupying a smaller footprint. This eliminates the need for guitars to lay across furniture or lean against walls. Choose this guitar display holder to achieve its intended purpose: say goodbye to the clutter of multiple stands and enjoy more open, organized floor space.
A Piece of Furniture: Tired of invariable and unsightly metal guitar stands? Made with solid hardwood, this stylish wood guitar stand presents an elegant black walnut wood grain, making it more like a piece of furniture than a mere stand. It turns your musical instrument into classy home decor, drawing compliments from visitors who glance into your music room.
Removable Pegs: Considering thicker guitars like acoustics require more width to avoid bumps and scratches, the neck holder of this multi-guitar stand rack is designed to be freely expandable by detaching the wood separators. You can even place a hard guitar case or a guitar with a tremolo without risk of bumps (the capacity may be reduced according to the thickness of the guitars)