Is the tubing used on this stand safe with all guitar finishes? If not, which ones is it not safe to use with?
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I agree with Peter's assessment. It's fine if your guitars are "players" but I wouldn't use this for a prized guitar in perfect condition. To put it bluntly, this stand is ok for simple storage where space precludes using regular stands, but it does not hold guitars very securely like some of the "vault" cases you'll see pro's use on tour.
1309863
If you have guitars for show then you may want to place them in glass cases. Otherwise guitars that are played will show some wear. The rack is great and makes my guitars accessible. If you do not plan on playing them, I would suggest using the case they came with (or one you purchased seperately to store them). Just play them and as always have fun my friend!
1309864
The tubing is adequately padded but your guitar finish is still not safe. This rack doesn't hold your guitar in a stationary position. Lacking a proper restraint, it frequently falls into guitars standing next to it with damage resulting.
125694
I have this hanger used to hang a fender telecaster. I do not know what the head stock of the guitar mentioned looks like, but a telecaster has almost no lip on one side of the head. It works fine.
213301
Yes. Just don't use it recklessly. The reason i say that is because ive heard these cheap ones can break easy. But so far ive had no problems with it. It has worked fine for the couple months ive been using. But if you want a better that you can be a little reckless with go to a guitar center and get one from there. There about 4 or 5 dollars.
1690470
I don't see a problem with any guitar, I even use an Ovation on it. Though it isn't the best fit, it still works fine.
1885564
I got my set because I have a guitar that is old and had a lot of dry wood. I say just make sure that you all the parts you can use it for. A couple of the products aren't supposed to go on a certain type of wood.
551277
I wouldn't recommend this guitar stand for anything with an asymmetrical bottom. It sits very low to the floor. You would be much better off getting a tubular stand from Stagg or another vendor. If you look at the models and can tell they have an adjustable "Y" tube on the bottom, it could then be tilted slightly, fitting your bass better and holding it upright.
1392437
No. The finish is painted black and is durable. Slight marks can be removed with soap and water. I've found little maintenance is required. The frame does not mar or scratch guitar finish either.
1577979
I bought this stand for my husband who plays his guitar and he likes it. He does play it on a carpet. So for him it does not wander. He thinks it should not be a problem.I don"t know if you have seen a music stand that my husband and myself saw a John Schneiderman and Yamaya Duo play a duet on 18th century Plucked Strings atthe Bowers Museum Concert Hall. These Musicians both used the same type of stand with 3 rubbered feet. I would think that if you had doubts about the On-StageSM7211. That you might want to check out the type of stand these Master Musicians use. I would suggest checking out you-tube, where I know John Schnridermanplays his Lute. Good Luck! Carol R. I bought this stand for my husband who plays his guitar and he likes it. He does play it on a carpet. So for him it does not wander. He thinks it should not be a problem.I don"t know if you have seen a music stand that my husband and myself saw a John Schneiderman and Yamaya Duo play a duet on 18th century Plucked Strings atthe Bowers Museum Concert Hall. These Musicians both used the same type of stand with 3 rubbered feet. I would think that if you had doubts about the On-StageSM7211. That you might want to check out the type of stand these Master Musicians use. I would... » Read More I bought this stand for my husband who plays his guitar and he likes it. He does play it on a carpet. So for him it does not wander. He thinks it should not be a problem.I don"t know if you have seen a music stand that my husband and myself saw a John Schneiderman and Yamaya Duo play a duet on 18th century Plucked Strings atthe Bowers Museum Concert Hall. These Musicians both used the same type of stand with 3 rubbered feet. I would think that if you had doubts about the On-StageSM7211. That you might want to check out the type of stand these Master Musicians use. I would suggest checking out you-tube, where I know John Schnridermanplays his Lute. Good Luck! Carol R. « Show Less
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I know there is a lot of talk about certain materials affecting the finish of your instrument and I'm not sure if this stand has the kind of material that is said to be questionable but I can tell you that I have had one of my guitars sitting in this stand continuously for probably almost a year and it has had no damaging effect on the finish, despite the fact that I rarely put it back in its case, so it is always in the stand.
1648940
There's a pressure clamp on the tuner that you clip to the head of the uke. It has soft jaws so it doesn't scratch the finish.
743488
I extend the legs first and tighten nuts...this gives the stand some downward weight. Then loosen the turn knob at end of center post and the inner tube should advance freely. Sounds like there may be a dent or crimp in the tubing or a metal burr that's catching. I'd return for an exchange.
2086613
The guitar hanger works just fine. You can adjust the arms to any angle and width you wish. I am using 10 of them and they all work just fine.
2134500
This product works great for me, I use a metal bottom mic stand and it works fine for me. The guitAr will not tip, yes relax!
1098672
I didn't notice any damage to my guitar, I think the rubber layer is safe. but u must know that I don't remove it a lot from my guitar.
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Thanfully yes since all my guitars are rosewoodfretboards. This fluid is not really aggressive. You need some good amount of elbow grease along with the cleaner to get that player buildup off. That's likely a good thing as it's milder nature keeps you from overstripping the fretboard's finish. Some have written that it darkens the finish but my experience is the opposite...likely due to the dark dirt and oil buildup that it removes.
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whether or not it is okay on a satin finished guitar is not detailed or specified on the kits packaging or individual bottles themselves. I would contact the manufacturer in hopes they can provide you with accurate information. All my guitars have a shiny finish. Sorry. =/
927043
I would definitely look at the nut. If you are a string bender and you dont use the whammy bar then you may wish to go to a fixed bridge setup. Just took my strat to have bridge set lower flush to deck. Not doing the Clapton block bridge, but I dont see anything wrong with that. Maybe in the future.