do the hooks suspend the guitar far enough away so that the wall is not scratched and will not cause scratches to an electric/ acoustic gtr? banjo?
774136
o yeah. The wall is definitely not an issue. However, Im not sure how big the head of a banjo is and i wonder if the hook is too wide for a banjo?
774137
Clears the wall without a problem. I have both electric and acoustic hanging. Hope this helps. KJE
774138
yes to both questions; they are perfect. Guitars hang freely and do not touch the wall; no scratches to guitars either
717709
I really don't know. I purchased these stands for lower brand guitars. So I'm not sure how the materials might affect a guitar's finish. Great question, but I would guess if I had a more expensive guitar that I might opt for a higher end stand due to my previous review. After all, if the stand can tip over so easily, I would assume no guitar finish is that safe if the guitar continues to get knocked over all the time.
1392436
We haven't but I could see someone doing that by not tipping the guitar forward then lifting up on it. The backrest doesn't have the padding like the arms but dragging it out would wear on your finish along the back, we're careful with ours so it won't be a problem. You could always lay a soft cloth on the back if you were concerned but it's not a really hard plastic either that the back rests on, it's just not cushioned that would be a good upgrade for it, otherwise it's great!
1994766
It looks as though it would, but I would call the company. It is a great wall mounting guitar rack... the best and safest way to display your guitar on the wall.
1392439
My husband has several guitars a banjo & a uke. None has been damaged by the frame. However his is basically retired & does mostly 1 hour gigs a few times a month. So I son't know if constannt use would make a difference.
268236
it should work, but this hanging is definitely made for an acoustic guitar.
2086613
The guitar hanger works just fine. You can adjust the arms to any angle and width you wish. I am using 10 of them and they all work just fine.
552495
My acoustic guitar does not touch the wall. There are several inches clearance.
2052744
I have mine mounted to the studs in the wall for double protection. The electric guitar is a little bit heavier then the acoustic one I have hanging right beside it on my bedroom wall.
1693776
I didn't want to damage the guitar so I stuck it on a wall where I leave all my instruments by. It's the same kind of double tape that you buy at the store though so I don't think it would be too difficult to take off.
902945
It depends on the front to back dimension of the guitar. The two suction cups side by side are 3.25 inches outside edge to outside edge. If the guitar body width is less than that dimension, it's doubtful this support would work.
513590
It depends. I used studs for my heavier bass guitars but not for my Hofner hollow body bass, mandolin, violin, and acoustic guitars. It does come with mounting hardware for drywall mounting but it's kind of cheap. If you were to go that route, buy some decent moly bolts and you'll be fine.
1841003
I suspect that parts of the bike (pedals, handlebars, tire) would scratch wall, as these hooks would not standoff from the wall surface enough to keep the bike clear. The 100 pound per hook rating is probably a bit conservative, these are stroog hooks when mounted into structure!
1593089
I use it on a banjo, there is a sticky side on the base, but it's not very functional. I rigged up some tape to keep it stable and the nodes. Not sure how it would work for a harp. The pick up itself works very great
1167768
The only issue may be dealing with the wire attached. Otherwise the main spring clip would be inside and not affect your strumming.
2052748
I would suppose it depends on the weight of your guitar, but I have mine into the drywall only (with anchors) and it holds my bass nicely. It weighs about 8 pounds
1575572
Huh? No... Guitar cases usually have little plastic or metal feet that are intended to stabilize it when placed on the floor. If you don't like that look, there are these things in your residence called "walls" that you can lean the cases against. That's a viable and cost effective alternative to buying this guitar stand.