RockStand by Warwick 3-Guitar Folding StandRockStand
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The Warwick Rockstand is a sturdy guitar or bass stand wiht a folding bottom for easy transportation. It features a thickly padded bottom to protect your instrument from rough handling and keeps it from wandering in the stand. The top posts feature the same padding, and is remarkably resistant to bumping.
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A great solution to keep your guitars out of the way on the stage. After reading the other reviewers concerns, I have to say that I trust very high dollar guitars to this stand. No issues with it yet. And I even dare to lift it up full of guitars. It stacks them nicely out of the way, much less dangerous than the lean-back individual kind. Also when a cable gets caught on this stand, much less likely to fall over because of the bigger weight of multiple guitars.A great stand, and really, dirt cheap.
From one perspective, this is a well-made stand: the bars and foam padding are all made from high quality materials. It's very sturdy and solid. Unfortunately, this lulls you into a feeling of false security, because there's one problem: unless you rest your guitars (especially heavy electrics) on it just right, their weight will cause them to swivel sideways, and because the bottom is open, they'll fall about two inches to the floor and possibly topple forward, smacking the ground again. Or, they'll bang into your other guitars. Also, you have to remove all your guitars if you want to move the stand. Never, ever pick this stand up with guitars in it. It does not hold them securely. I also don't think it's a good way to display the guitars, since they're all sideways and packed pretty close. Personally, I wish I'd bought several individual stands instead, but if you really like this design you'll probably be okay if you keep some shoelaces handy for tying the necks in place and glue some Styrofoam blocks to the bottom so the guitars can't swivel. Either that, or keep it above some really soft carpet.
When I put my guitars in this I know they are almost nearly as safe as in their cases and that is secondary only to them being out and in sight and easily taken off the stand to play, because the whole point it seems to me is to play the instrument. Also when they are out in sight it is easier to find the time to restring or clean or adjust them or put on a new strap, because you don't have to go through the hassle of finding the case, removing the guitar, finding somewhere for the guitar to stand, and getting the case out of the way while you are playing. The stand is extremely stable and padded everywhere.
Overall, this is great. It just has some flaws.First off, when I got, I struggled putting my guitar on it. This also makes me feel kinda worried about my guitars ... since they bang into each other. I have 4 guitars and 2 individual stands. But I usually use 3 out of the 4. This is extremely portable and if you get the guitar on it just right it is really nice. Just beware and and be careful with this thing. It can be great with proper usage.
I own the rockstand for 5 guitars and it is the best thing to keep all my guitars on, and friends guitars. The ultimate stand for a band.
