KEPLIN Guitar Wall Hooks – Display Mount Hangers for Electric & Acoustic Guitars, Bass & Banjo - Pack of 2 Brackets with Screws, Guitar Pick, & Adjustable Soft Padded Sponge Holder Supports

My son loves Keplin Guitar Wall Hooks, very easy for assembly, installation, excellent for money, excellent quality and excellent strength. Yes I recommend this item

Easy to set up with drill markers to help. This review is 3 months after purchase: Unit is still securely located, and does the job of keeping the guitar tidied away, on display and freeing up valuable floorspace (for other junk). Quality seems good, price fair. Can't complain.

It's a perfectly good minimal guitar stand. I use a couple of others I bought from China a few years ago that are lighter weight, even less obtrusive, and provide exactly the same amount of protection for your beloved guitars. My main concern about these stands is that they don't provide much protection against accidental knocks, and it doesn't really matter much that the stand is steady if it doesn't hold the guitar in some way. That just means that if you (or your dog, your children, etc) knock the guitar it is likely to fall off a stand that doesn't move. This is why I use these only in my studio space, where guitars can be stood close to walls to minimise any chance that the guitar gets knocked. For that, they're fine. Would I trust this type of stand with my favourite guitars? No, not even a little. For that I'll go to single stands with an extending arm to hold the neck somewhere near the headstock, with a lock of some sort to stop the guitar pitching forward, and I'd still keep the instruments off to one side. Most of my guitars go into racks, which are by far the best type of stand if you can make the space for them, but there comes a point where you have to have a few closer to hand. This might sound a bit negative for a 4-star review, but its a question of whether this is the sort of stand you *need* to have rather than the one you'd *like* to have. If aesthetics or space is a real consideration and you can be pretty certain that the guitar won't get a knock, this will be fine. Its generic rests for the guitar are a compromise, so it doesn't fit like a glove for a typical acoustic guitar although it might for a dreadnought, and if you put a nitro-finish guitar on this you will get problems with that guitar's finish. I bought one and put two "for later" if this turned out to be pretty good, but while I will keep this one, I won't be getting the other two, and I'll be going for a taller tripod stand instead.

Exactly what I needed to display my son's guitar on his bedroom wall. Very easy to fit and look great, padded to protect the guitar.

Bought it as birthday present for my boyfriend who got an Acoustic guitar, jumbo size (bigger then the others acoustic). He loves his guitar probably more then me ... so very precious. We wanted somenthing trustable , light and easy to transport and this stand got it all. Initially I thought it was too small and maybe not stable but I have to admitt it's very secure , hold the guitar very well, it's a standard size so you can adapt to big guitar like the one of my boyfriend . It's also very small, light and it folds up so you can transport it easly. It's cheap but got an amazing value. At home we leave it on the living room so keep the guitar ready to use and it make looks the room pretty with the guitar there.

So simple and work really well, so easy to fit too. Highly recommend.

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