AODSK 5 Multi Guitar Stand Rack with Folding Design,Multiple Guitars Stand,Portable Black Guitar Holder,Black Guitar Display Holder for Guitar & Bass,Studio & Home (Square-5 Holder)

This thick, sturdy guitar rack does hold five guitars well. It looks great in room displaying beautiful instruments.It is functional and moveable by folding. easy to move if needed.It does have to be assembled, but it is easy to do. It can also hold the guitar straps and you can clip your capos onto it.

This guitar rack is a great and affordable rack that does exactly what it says it does. It holds multiple guitars safely in place. it folds for convenience when transporting and it takes up minimal space for a rack holding 5 guitars. It is easy to put together and the foam seems properly thick to provide adequate protection. Sections for the stand are also spaced generously to properly accommodate a thicker acoustic, such as a dreadnought.I would definitely recommend this rack to anyone.

Very easy to assemble and works as it should. Don't expect to store a lot of acoustics on it, as they take up more room. Spacing is wide enough to prevent contact, and the foam is thick to provide ample cushioning.

This guitar rack has saved me a lot of space in my music room. It is easy to put together, it looks good, and it is a quality guitar rack. The guitars are secure, and it is well padded to protect the guitars. It is lightweight and is easy to move once it is assembled.

Looks like it's well-made, heavy and sturdy. My son uses to keep his 3 🎸 in place. We are satisfied.

The stand came in good shape and as advertised. I'm giving it a 3 because the design leaves something to be desired, in terms of the guitars resting steadily on the stand. Both of my electric guitars don't want to sit back comfortably on the back rest - instead, they want to lean out. I may need to move one of the bottom supports, to widen the base that the guitars sit on.

I love it. For the price. For what it is needs no explanation. It's functional. It's very sturdy, maybe some slight movement if I try to make it shift but it's sturdy. The only issue which is super minor is with the little arms (metal stick covered with foam sleeve) that the guitar necks lean against. The metal arms screw into the frame and are very secure. The foam sleeves come off very easily and I can see that potentially damaging an instrument if someone doesn't take a precaution. What I did was I wrapped the metal sleeve with a few layers of paper towel and worked the foam sleeve over that so it holds tight. One of these days I'm going to experiment with ideas I have towards a more permanant solutiion like maybe glue or epoxy to stick the foam sleeves to the metal arms. Alternatively I may replace the foam sleeves with leather or something else I can craft to serve the purpose.

You get what you pay for. Horrible quality, can barely balance my guitars on it, and the pegs that’s hold the neck don’t fasten correctly and the sleeves pop off. Definitely not worth it.