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G3NX GUITAR STAND UNIVERSAL FOR 3 GUITARS

G3NX GUITAR STAND UNIVERSAL FOR 3 GUITARS

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Practical Storage to Protect Your Guitars Daily

This universal floor stand holds up to three guitars and helps reduce the risk of falls associated with storing them against a wall or on a chair. Its steel frame ensures good stability, while the foldable design makes transport and storage easy after a concert or session. The height adjustment allows you to customize the footprint according to your instruments and available space.

Technical specifications

FoldableYesSupportground
CategorystandColorBlack
Useelectric guitarWeight2.65 kg
MaterialsteelDimensions (mm)613 x 281 x 205 (emballé )
Height adjustableYes
Intended useguitarFinishmatte black
Support typefloorWeight (kg)2.65
Cover includedno

Customer reviews

What customers say

Summarized and selected by AI from recent customer reviews

Universal 3-guitar stand praised for stability, quality, and space-saving design. Customers said it's "super stable" with elastic straps preventing falls. However, necks may touch with larger instruments unless guitars are positioned strings-inward. Light, portable, and excellent value, though footprint is 62cm diameter.

Review highlights

  • “Easy to assemble and excellent quality for its modest price!”
  • “IMPECCABLE!!! Two classical guitars and one electric coexist perfectly on this support.”
  • “Excellent value. Easy to assemble, very stable. I highly recommend it.”

Based on 41 reviews

  • 2 stars, 0 reviews

  1. JC H.

    -Nice piece, easy to assemble, large stable base, and top handle and handle lock, for easy one-handed transport.

    -The lower fork seems a bit short at first glance, and when I place my banjo and guitar there,
    -* the Banjo is almost vertical, and its inertia encourages the handle to move away from the axis, and to fall, so it must be locked by the rubber collar strap provided for this purpose
    -*And of course as everyone has noticed, the sleeves touch...

    -The idea then comes to me that to move the center of gravity of the banjo (which is much heavier, and much more fragile than a guitar), and naturally bring its neck back to the center, all you have to do is turn it over, the strings first to the central axis and the body to the outside,
    - It is still vertical, but the force of gravity places it on the stand, and it is no longer likely to fall.

    -To avoid making anyone jealous, I do the same with the guitar, strings inside, body outside. (Inverse position to the classic position) It is now vertical, and perfectly stable

    AND...

    NOW...

    IN ADDITION...


    OF COURSE...


    The sleeves no longer touch each other, since they are parallel.

    ---

    -All those who, in the previous comments, put their guitars intuitively, “case to case” and “with “the necks touching”, use this magnificent object “upside down”

    -And I advise them to try to place them, “strings against strings”, neck very vertical, so that the 3 instruments “look at each other without touching each other” :':-))

    Just try it!!!

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  2. JC H.

    - This is my second order for this stand, which offers optimal space management,
    - I keep one for small guitars (Baby Taylor I love it, Ukulele)
    - And one for the big ones

    If we use them correctly, they should stop bothering us with these stories of touching sleeves.
    =_ But you have to place the guitars almost vertical with ***the strings inside*** (and not out like on a Classic Stand)
    The weight of the strings brings their center of gravity back to the axis, so 3 guitars fit perfectly without touching each other.

    It's certainly less sexy, but it's effective! :'))

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  3. Jc H.

    - This is my second order for this stand, which offers optimal space management,
    - I keep one for small guitars (Baby Taylor I love it, Ukulele)
    - And one for the big ones

    If we use them correctly, they should stop bothering us with these stories of touching sleeves.
    =_ But you have to place the guitars almost vertical with ***the strings inside*** (and not out like on a Classic Stand)
    The weight of the strings brings their center of gravity back to the axis, so 3 guitars fit perfectly without touching each other.

    It's certainly less sexy, but it's effective! :'))

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  4. philippe r.

    I had ordered several items including this guitar stand on Thursday noon, and Friday morning at 8:45am, the delivery man was there... again hats off to woodbrass. This product is perfect. Two electric guitars and one electro acoustic, all on this stand, a very good product at a low price... thank you

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  5. Pierre G.

    Very good product, which allows me to put an electric guitar, a folk guitar and a ukulele without any problem, all saving a considerable amount of space. Ordered on Friday, the stand arrived on Tuesday. A truly exceptional price, thank you again Woodbrass! :)

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