If I'm mainly keeping my Strat on a stand and moving it around myself (~2x a week, on my back not throwing it in cars and stuff) it this good enough?
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Hey kevin. I think its just good enough. I haven't had a chance to use mine yet but of the same thinking. As long as I keep it with me and on my back while transporting it it should be ok...hope that helps
2194280
Personally, it is good for any style. I really like it a lot. I play pretty aggressive music so I think I have an understanding of what you're going for. For me it works if you have the Sustainer at a lower level otherwise it'll hum and feedback a bit. Just adjust based on your settings and other pedals.
1592517
If your keeping up with the drums ,I would say yes. If your lead guitarist is haulin in a Marshall stack ,your in trouble
1254785
Yes, it will be fine. I have an Epiphone Special II and two Jackson V's and it has held up perfectly fine.
1702884
I haven't taken my guitars on the road all at once so I don't know about packing it for a gig,but the rack does fold easily for me to move it from one room to another.
541973
Probably be fine..I sing and play guitar with another guy...mostly small rooms tho....but I think you should still be fine...easy set up too
2134494
You can definitely relax, this thing works really well. I got a decent mic stand, and it works fine. I use a 12 string acoustic on it, and I was very concerned about tipping. It balances just fine provided you don't bump into the stand. Hope this was a help.
1885565
It should be fine on your strat as long as the finish is not nitrocellulose.
38581
I agree with others who say you would have to pad behind the guitar with something. A small pillow perhaps. Otherwise it may not move around but there would be undue stress on the neck with the body unsupported. It is pretty deep.
1812930
Case seems better than "good" I think you could travel with is protecting the guitar, the stand is very simple coated tubular thin and weak metal, "cheap" but it is fairly stable and servicable in a child free environment, other acc. seem to be value items, but helpful for new players
586798
Yeah this should work well for you! I really like mine, I don't have to strain my neck so often.
1546070
Yes your able move it around as you need it. Very durable and it should up. It has for me so far..
1546557
I am using an acoustic guitar. I would say - very suitable, as it has the back straps, which are quite durable (unless you are riding over rough terrain :))
1067616
Its very sturdy. I use it to play guitar live and it hold in place nice. some tabs i have to quickly tap/scroll and i've hit it with a good solid tap/slide and it stays in place. have it hooked to my camping chair :)
962307
If you plan to be on your back, it's doable. If you intend to be vertical and active -- for cooking, say -- I believe they'll keep slipping off, unless the geometry and physics of your head is very different from mine. (I spent about three minutes trying it out.)
2038144
I play guitar, (and weigh 300) and rock side to side a lot when I play. I use the highest setting. I don't tend to go back and forth that much, but it feels solid in all 4 directions, after being used over a dozen times on stage. Down the road it may loosen up, but not so far. (The little rubber feet need to be glued on though, they 'walk' off every time I pack it away with other gear). So far, i'm happy.
1546558
The body of the case is pretty dense and not very flexible, so I think this would not be a bad choice for transporting a guitar while riding a bike. The greatest challenge I foresee is that the bottom of the case may extend beyond the seat of your bike, so you may have to ride hunched over to keep the guitar off of your rear wheel.