Cooperstand Pro-G Sapele
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A compact stand designed to transport and display your instrument
The Pro-G Sapele is a unique stand patented in the United States, designed for musicians who want a reliable stand without the bulk. It folds easily and fits into a guitar case, making it an ideal companion for rehearsals, studio sessions, or travel. At home or on display, it keeps the instrument securely in place in a protected or monitored environment while enhancing its aesthetics.Careful protection and compatibility with many formats
Made from solid Sapele, this stand requires the same care as exotic woods used for crafting stringed instruments: handle it gently to preserve its finish. To avoid any marks on the varnish, the contact areas combine inert silicone and closed-cell neoprene, with hard neoprene on the thinner zones. The rear support features two positions to adjust the rest according to the instrument.Technical specifications
| Multiple stand | No | Support | ground |
| Use | universal, guitar, electric bass, studio, Ukulele | Color | Beige |
| Material | wood | ||
| Uses | presentation, studio, home, exhibition | Compatibility | acoustic guitars up to 12.7 cm thick |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Cooperstand Pro-G Sapele compatible with an acoustic guitar?
The stand accommodates acoustic guitars up to 12.7 cm thick. The adjustable rear support with two positions allows adapting the contact point to the instrument.
Is this stand also suitable for an electric bass or a ukulele?
The stated compatibility includes guitar, electric bass, and ukulele. It is an individual floor stand, not a multi-stand.
Can the stand be stored in a guitar case?
Once folded, this compact stand can be stored in a guitar case, making it easy to transport to rehearsals or the studio.
What materials protect the instrument's finish?
The contact areas combine inert silicone and closed-cell neoprene. Hard neoprene is used on thin areas to minimize marks on the finish.
What kind of wood is this Cooperstand made of?
The structure is made from solid Sapele wood, with a beige tint. This wood requires careful handling to preserve its finish.
