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This Warwick Rockstand 7 Guitar stand is suitable for holding acoustic, classical, electric or bass guitars. The stand has foam padding on the contact points where the guitar meets the stand to protect the guitar from any bangs or bumps. The non-slip rubber feet holds the stand securely in place making this an ideal storage solution for the keen guitarist, for a recording studio or a music room. Rockstand 7 Guitar Stand Features: Securely holds 7 instruments Colour: black Collapsible for easy storage and transport Easy to assemble, screws and tools included Road-rugged metal construction Non-slip rubber feet Protected by patent Dimensions: Height 29.5 Width 34.6 Depth 16.7 Weight 3.8 Kg
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
I have purchased many different guitar stands over the years. This one is up there with some of the best. I'd go as far to say that its better than its competitors. I have previously purchased a quik-loks 8-way stand. This more than measures up at half the price. The only criticism of it is that is can't really hold an acoustic, unless you balance it gingerly. For those looking for a stand to hold 7 electric guitar look no further.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
I looked at several multiple guitar stands and this one just seemed the sturdiest and most simple to be honest! Reviews were generally good so i ordered one!
Now firstly, it comes flat packed as you'd expect and you have to put it together, this was not an "easy" task as such and took a bit of grunting and twisting to get the holes lined up well enough to get all the nuts and bolts in, although once it's done it really is very solid, just a shame the holes didn't quite line up enough on mine to make it a complete breeze! I'd imagine this varies though and some go together just great.. i'm still glad i bought it, even with this build quality issue.
The second thing i was slightly disappointed about it the rubbery padding, it's quite spongy, and although it does the job of protecting the guitars i can see over time that it will thin and flatten until there is a small layer of foam between the metal frame and the guitar.
The third small issue i had which could be looked upon as a positive is that the rubber is incredibly grippy! If you put your guitar in willy nilly, it will just stand at pretty much any angle you put it in at! So to get it to sit in the neck slots properly you have to play about with how the bottom of the guitar is sitting on the base of the framework! But this also means the guitars aren't going to suddenly flop out and snap a headstock :)
However... i modified mine because i have a hang up about rubber/spongy stuff damaging my guitar finishes (my collection is worth a fair ammount and not something i want to risk damaging for the sake of a guitar stand. So i bought a load of bandages and basically mummified it! I literally wrapped layers of bandages around all of the foam padding, probably 5 or 6 (i think i used 7 packs of 3" bandage), pretty tight layers! Now this worked well in several respects..
It meant the padding the guitars sit on was firmer, no more worries for me about the padding wearing through now! :D It also means the rubber is no longer grippy as the guitars are only in contact with cotton bandages, now with this, the result is that when you lay a guitar into the stand it automatically slides quite firmly and snuggly INTO the stand under their own weight, you don't even have to push the neck into the slot!! I'm confident that they aren't going to fall out sideways and this appears to just be a natural trait of the way the stand is designed, that it encourages the guitars to lean "into" the stand. And of course, i don't have to worry about the "possible" damage to my guitrs finishes, which may not even happen but better to be safe than sorry :)
All in all, with my modification, i couldn't want a better stand, it doesn't look AS great as if it's left unbandaged, but it does look kinda cool in it's own funny way!
Now firstly, it comes flat packed as you'd expect and you have to put it together, this was not an "easy" task as such and took a bit of grunting and twisting to get the holes lined up well enough to get all the nuts and bolts in, although once it's done it really is very solid, just a shame the holes didn't quite line up enough on mine to make it a complete breeze! I'd imagine this varies though and some go together just great.. i'm still glad i bought it, even with this build quality issue.
The second thing i was slightly disappointed about it the rubbery padding, it's quite spongy, and although it does the job of protecting the guitars i can see over time that it will thin and flatten until there is a small layer of foam between the metal frame and the guitar.
The third small issue i had which could be looked upon as a positive is that the rubber is incredibly grippy! If you put your guitar in willy nilly, it will just stand at pretty much any angle you put it in at! So to get it to sit in the neck slots properly you have to play about with how the bottom of the guitar is sitting on the base of the framework! But this also means the guitars aren't going to suddenly flop out and snap a headstock :)
However... i modified mine because i have a hang up about rubber/spongy stuff damaging my guitar finishes (my collection is worth a fair ammount and not something i want to risk damaging for the sake of a guitar stand. So i bought a load of bandages and basically mummified it! I literally wrapped layers of bandages around all of the foam padding, probably 5 or 6 (i think i used 7 packs of 3" bandage), pretty tight layers! Now this worked well in several respects..
It meant the padding the guitars sit on was firmer, no more worries for me about the padding wearing through now! :D It also means the rubber is no longer grippy as the guitars are only in contact with cotton bandages, now with this, the result is that when you lay a guitar into the stand it automatically slides quite firmly and snuggly INTO the stand under their own weight, you don't even have to push the neck into the slot!! I'm confident that they aren't going to fall out sideways and this appears to just be a natural trait of the way the stand is designed, that it encourages the guitars to lean "into" the stand. And of course, i don't have to worry about the "possible" damage to my guitrs finishes, which may not even happen but better to be safe than sorry :)
All in all, with my modification, i couldn't want a better stand, it doesn't look AS great as if it's left unbandaged, but it does look kinda cool in it's own funny way!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I own 1 acoustic, 1 electro-acoustic and 2 electric guitars, which this rack holds well. As other users have said, not recommended for acoustics (not more than 3, at least).
It does the job, but it is not very sturdy. Also, one of the screw holes didn't match the screw and the top foam pad was slightly coming apart (even in the delivery box, not my fault). Thought about returning it, but as it works, decided to keep it. Wish there were better ones available on Amazon, though.
It does the job, but it is not very sturdy. Also, one of the screw holes didn't match the screw and the top foam pad was slightly coming apart (even in the delivery box, not my fault). Thought about returning it, but as it works, decided to keep it. Wish there were better ones available on Amazon, though.
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Great bit of kit
Perfect. Easy to put together and sturdy. I keep four electric, a bass and an acoustic on the stand and am very pleased with it.
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Published 5 months ago by Mysterious Squirrel
Warwick rock stand rocks
We got this to help us manage the 6 bass guitars and one accoustic bass, which were taking over the house on individual stands. Excellent piece of kit - a great help.
Published 8 months ago by Fiona Fairy
Great Stand
Great guitar stand holds all 7 of my electric guitars safely and securely. It keeps everything neat and tidy and takes up about as much space as 3 normal free standing guitar... Read more
Published 11 months ago by Colm Gourley
stand up
Its a great rack for the money and has certainly freed up some floor space in my studio. Like other comments though, you will not fit 7 acoustic guitars on it (probably 4) but I... Read more
Published 21 months ago by P. Winthrop
Very, very good rack.
This is very, very good guitar rack, the only part I found negative was one point in putting it together.
One side joined okay, but the other side just wouldn't. Read more
One side joined okay, but the other side just wouldn't. Read more
Published 22 months ago by D. Laurie
Very impressive! Highly recommend
Have 3 Acoustic and 3 Electric guitars and finally a nice stand to keep them all safe. Virtually everybody who has seen this has commented on how cool and impressive this looks. Read more
Published on 27 Nov 2009 by Mr J
Sturdy and affordable
The assembly took me about 30 mins and was straight forward.
The stand is good quality, sturdy and well padded and seems universal. Read more
The stand is good quality, sturdy and well padded and seems universal. Read more
Published on 9 Nov 2009 by D. Pye
Great value and service
For the price a fabulous product. Easy to put together even for a DIY failure like me. Light and strong - a very good buy.
Published on 26 Jun 2009 by I. Stuart
Very cost effective way to store multiple guitars
I've got 2 of these, the 3-guitar & 5-guitar versions.
For the price they are fantastic, very solid & sturdy once built with very thick foam pads to protect the body & neck of... Read more
For the price they are fantastic, very solid & sturdy once built with very thick foam pads to protect the body & neck of... Read more
Published on 1 Jan 2009 by Paul Gabbott
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