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the feet didnt line up perfectly but everything else is fine.
I mean, it does its job and for the money its all youll need for a simple stand.
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Cheap and cheerful
The build quality isn't great, on my stand the hole for the guitar body bracket and the neck bracket are not aligned, causing so random stability issues when dropping a guitar on the stand. But value for money is excellent.
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Speaks for itself..
I bought a couple of these the other day, thought it was time to organise my string instruments a little bit rather than having them laying all over my studio.
As most stands, it cradles your guitar/bass pretty nicely, just as you would expect it to do.
One thing that was not clear to me before purchasing this stand though was that the bottom rack (the part that holds your instrument from the bottom), is not fixed or fixable for that matter. This was a little annoying because it then could spin on itself and easily become upside down. When upside down it becomes pretty easy for it to slip out of the stand.
This is not a huge issue though if you just watch out for it. It would have been nice though if they added a tightening key/knob to it to ensure it's placement.
Pros:
- Holds your instrument perfectly
- Adjustable hight of the neck
- Accommodates all guitars and bass
Cons:
- Bottom part is a little loose and cannot be fixated.
As most stands, it cradles your guitar/bass pretty nicely, just as you would expect it to do.
One thing that was not clear to me before purchasing this stand though was that the bottom rack (the part that holds your instrument from the bottom), is not fixed or fixable for that matter. This was a little annoying because it then could spin on itself and easily become upside down. When upside down it becomes pretty easy for it to slip out of the stand.
This is not a huge issue though if you just watch out for it. It would have been nice though if they added a tightening key/knob to it to ensure it's placement.
Pros:
- Holds your instrument perfectly
- Adjustable hight of the neck
- Accommodates all guitars and bass
Cons:
- Bottom part is a little loose and cannot be fixated.
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Was alright
For the price its alright its stable as long as you don’t move your stand to much
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they do the job and great price.
Of course they are not the best guitar stands you can have. But, they do the job. They are not tall stands, the top end of the stand is half way or two thirds of the guitar length, depending on the guitar. And the fitting at the top doesn't quite stay locked. But, if you want this stand to store your guitar, or leave it there in a recording or band practice situation, they are OK. I wouldn't use this stand in a playing live situation, would prefer something more solid, stable and safe. That fits the guitar at the top of the neck, with a strap that locks well.
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Almost perfect!
A very nice stand for a stupidly cheap price that is almost near perfect.
It's easy to put together, slightly angled, and includes a neck lock to give you a bit of added security.
The only complaint i have is the seat needs to be more firm. As it is right now the seat spins around in the socket, which i have to admit makes me worry about resting my guitar on it. Would be nice if this joint was solid.
However, again i can't argue with the price on this. Well worth it
It's easy to put together, slightly angled, and includes a neck lock to give you a bit of added security.
The only complaint i have is the seat needs to be more firm. As it is right now the seat spins around in the socket, which i have to admit makes me worry about resting my guitar on it. Would be nice if this joint was solid.
However, again i can't argue with the price on this. Well worth it
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Slim and minimalistic, but does its job
I'm using this stand to hold one of my electric guitars, a Telecaster.
The stand is a bit flimsy but it does its job after all.
Pros: cheap, minimalistic
Cons: can damage nitro finishes, bottom support is not fixed
Just be careful when you place the guitar on it and it will be fine.
The stand is a bit flimsy but it does its job after all.
Pros: cheap, minimalistic
Cons: can damage nitro finishes, bottom support is not fixed
Just be careful when you place the guitar on it and it will be fine.
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I bought one of these for my classic guitar. Despite there is no way to fix the bottom rack it serves its purpose.
Pros:
- Holds your instrument perfectly
- Adjustable height of the neck
Cons:
- Bottom part is a little loose and cannot be fixated.
Pros:
- Holds your instrument perfectly
- Adjustable height of the neck
Cons:
- Bottom part is a little loose and cannot be fixated.
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good value
Excellent value for money.
The height adjustment screw in the back works, but is quite hard to turn - like a mismatch between thread and screw. But it does work.
This type of stand is perfect for offset guitars.
I wouldn't hesitate purchasing it again. Also, good long term experience with other Millenium stands from Thomann inspire confidence.
The height adjustment screw in the back works, but is quite hard to turn - like a mismatch between thread and screw. But it does work.
This type of stand is perfect for offset guitars.
I wouldn't hesitate purchasing it again. Also, good long term experience with other Millenium stands from Thomann inspire confidence.
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Good but..
The stand overall is quite good, holds the guitar in my room and doesn't seem to tip over. The only point i don't really like is the fact that the base isn't really attached to the stand itself and if you're not carefull, it comes out which isn't great
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