Would a 60lbs guitar amp be too heavy to confidently set on top of this? thanks!
213153
Not poisitive, but I woul think it would bend it in a short period of time. Also the wheels.
983577
That might be difficult as the amp is in the back of the box but you can probably suspend it with chains from a truss or the ceiling.
1974616
The weight shouldn't be a problem, the only thing I might consider would be if your rack is top heavy? This cart is not very big around.
375020
the only time I put that much weight on the bar was on the rack ..I loaded it and let it sit for a little while and then unloaded it .... 600 pounds is a lot of weight ... If you are actually capable of squatting or dead lifting that much to be safe you might want to go with a stronger bar .....This is a really good bar for your average person and will do really well for most, except for super strong people
1546857
I have not but I have a pretty heavy LP Standard hanging on it, if you are worried about weight. And the hanger adjusts to the neck width so you should be good there. I have plaster walls so I mounted these hangers with 2" long deck screws on every stud and staggered them up and down so the guitar bodies didn't interfere. I did NOT use any of the screws that came with it. That's just my opinion.
1732136
It's side table so I don't know how much weight you expect it to support. When I bought it I put a 25 pound guitar amplifier on the bottom shelf and an antique radio on top. It was perfectly fine. The pieces are thick and it is very sturdy. It does not look or feel like those flimsy cardboard-like tables you see for the same price. To me, it was money well spent.
1641972
I don't know the total weight, but the guitar isn't heavy at all, however it is "neck heavy." You will experience neck dive; the guitar isn't balanced.
1587812
The stands are metal and very solid -- so the only thing I would be concerned about with 20lb speakers is it being top-heavy and tipping over.
404574
I don't think that would work. It is your full weight that is needed to get it going...maybe a pedal machine for under a desk.
1222707
I'm not sure about 60lbs but I would definitely be sure to NOT put any more weight on it! Good luck!!!
175791
It is made from a thin gauge metal so I would not put anything to heavy on top. Hope this helps.
1934372
Yes. I rotate guitars on it, one of which is a Strat. If you can't anchor the stand in a stud, be sure you get dry wall hardware (I used 40-lbs.). It works really well and I get lots of compliments on it.
511283
Amp is a little underpowered for that. I would look at something a bit more beefy.
828741
I would not stand on it. It holds quite a bit and ours are fairly heavy with all the back stage supplies we have in them. I don't think the top would support a person's weight on it.
604231
The stand would have no problem with the weight of the 60" flat screens. I have a 55" flat screen on the stand, which is sturdy and nice looking.The only issue I can see with a 60" tv is that the 60 " would overhang each edge of the stand by an inch or two. This means if you want to set the stand snuggly up to each wall, the tv would touch the walls, not the stand. If you don't mind the edges of the stand being a couple of inches away from the walls, then this stand is a very good choice.
1899870
Probably not. You might look into using a guitar stand, which would be closer the right size and very adjustable.
1955762
Yes...with the rails being made of the same material as the rest of the station. if you plan to mount amps that have some weight to them I would put some sort of rear support on them. I have two amps mounted in mine with 1/8" X 1 1/2" aluminum flat bar supporting the back of the amps.