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| 4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:  When your guitars absolutely positively need to stay put, By bisticles (New Paltz, NY) - See all my reviews This review is from: Hercules GS422B A/G DUO Guitar Stand (Electronics) If you've used the small tubular "lean back" style guitar stands before, then you know about their shortcomings. For one, even with the guitar "strapped in", it's very easy to bump a guitar forward, causing the entire unit to tip over. This is even more of a problem in double guitar holders, where the guitars can't "lean" quite as much without bumping headstocks. Perhaps more importantly, the cheap stands use a type of plastic in the padding that can react with Nitrocellulose finishes, causing the lacquer to wear away. The Hercules stands go about holding your guitar in a different way; by grabbing it at the headstock. The weight-driven head catches the guitar, bringing out two retaining fingers when pressed down. This should be sufficient to keep it from jumping out if bumped. The overall height of the stand is adjustable with a nice base-mounted grip, so you don't have to screw and unscrew an adjuster. There are horizontal bar pads at the bottom that keep the guitar... Read more 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful: Great Guitar Stand, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Hercules GS422B A/G DUO Guitar Stand (Electronics) This stand folds up well and takes very little space. It is made very solid and holds both guitars very well. I was very impressed and highly recommend it. Awesomesauce...just don't pinch your fingers in the locky thingy like I did, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Hercules GS422B A/G DUO Guitar Stand (Electronics) It's worth the hype for sure. Much better than other stands I've used and breaks down nicely to fit into my gig bag (by gig bag I mean a drum hardware bag that I've re-purposed to carry all of my pedals, DI, microphones, etc.). The only downside I've found is what I mentioned in the review title...ouch! |
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