The On Stage GS7462DB Double Electric and Acoustic Guitar Stand is an upgraded, patented Double A-Frame-style stand that supports two electric guitars or basses in any combination, or holds one acoustic and one electric. It's also strong enough to make a great combo amp stand with room left for an electric guitar in the back. The square tubing makes for an extremely strong stand, and it folds flat for easy storage & transport. A must for the gigging musician. For nearly 20 years, The Music People! Inc. has been on of the nation's leading suppliers of microphones and pro audio equipment. The Music People! Inc. also owns and manufactures On-Stage Stands support stands. Founded on a promise of quality, innovation and customer service, The Music People! Inc. is committed to the needs of music professionals throughout the world.
| 19 of 20 people found the following review helpful:  Best double--or single!--stand there is, By 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful:  Works very well - but may need adjustment depending on usage, By Thomas S. (The Real LA, on the South Coast) - See all my reviews This review is from: OnStage GS7462DB Double Electric and Acoustic Guitar Stand (Electronics) Built rock solid, folds out easy. Was a bit hard to figure out how to best set the acoustic and electric into. As it came, with the acoustic in the front cradle, the electric would impact on the head/neck of the acoustic when removing the electric. Removing the acoustic to get to the electric is not an option. Bending the long back side arms back a small amount, angled the electric back enough to give enough room to pull the electric out without impact, while the acoustic stays in the front cradle. Works well. No danger of the thing tipping over at all. 8 of 10 people found the following review helpful:  Front arms too long; back arms too short and close together., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: OnStage GS7462DB Double Electric and Acoustic Guitar Stand (Electronics) I purchased this product for my bass guitars and found that it was not the right product for me. For the front stand, the distance from the arms (that support the body) to the top of the a-frame (which supports the neck) is too far. The A Frame leans away from the arms and the arms are pretty long. As a result, both the acoustic and the electric leaned too much for my comfort. Both sat at an angle of about 60 degrees (relative to the floor), instead of the 85 degrees that would be almost perpendicular to the floor. Since they leaned so much, I was concerned that they would lack stability and fall over. The acoustic, because it has no weight in the body, fell once I let go of the neck. The back stand was very narrow both front-to-back and side-to-side. Neither the neck, nor the body had any space between the supports and the guitar. Even the knobs rubbed against the supporting arms. The strings rubbed against the a-frame. It leaned at an acceptable... Read more |
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