On-Stage GS7253B-B Flip-It Duo Guitar Stand

There have been many different guitar stand styles that I've owned over the years, and I've been disappointed with just about all of them for many reasons. Yet there is one failure that plagues nearly all stands they allow the guitar to fall over, or slip out of, the stand. While the design of this stand may not seem special at first glance, there has been some thought put into it that is probably overlooked by most. The key to this design is the angle of the tubes because it allows for more secure support for the guitar The "U" support for holding the guitar has also been shaped to fit many different body shapes without issues with the output Jack getting in the way, and it has been made wide enough to hold most guitars very securely. Also, the lock mechanism at the headstock is superbly engineered to provide secure storage while on stage, while at the same time facilitating easy removal while requiring fine hand placement to remove or place the guitar in or out of the stand. Outstanding design! A STAND THAT IS STURDY, SOLID, AND SECURE This product is highly recommended by us! ******A NEW TOP RATED EQUIPMENT.

Kash Romero

| May 15, 2021

It feels very sturdy to hold two guitars on this stand. It's worth what it is for me to trust my Gibson SG on it. Now that I have had it for a few months, I'm satisfied with it. The Gibson is on one side of the guitar, and the Takamine is on the other side. They both work well. I put this together very quickly and it was very simple. Almost anything you put out or put back is going to be great as long as you're careful. The only downside of this is that if you're not careful, you could damage the guitar heads. My only mistake was hitting my head close to a head once and I realized how close they were, and never did For me, it isn't that big of a deal and I won't give it a star. This stand definitely deserves five stars and if I buy two more guitars, I'll be buying a second one of the same model.

Joanna Webb

| Mar 05, 2021

The bass holds my two basses most of the time. One of my favorite things about it is that it's one of the few stands with a neck support that will fit my 6 string bass (even other On Stage stands do not). To make them a little more secure, the guitar cradles have been tweaked from the older model. Overall, I find this to be what I was looking for.

Yara McCarty

| Apr 27, 2021

Only a small part of the spring holds them in place, and they are loosely attached to the frame. There was no stopping it at all. The spring popped right off as it wiggled too far and too easily. However, it pops right off again once I try to pull it back into place. In the hope that the extra money would increase the quality of this stand, I spent some extra money on it. Not at all. This is not even a good enough product for a home It's hard for me to imagine trusting this It's not worth it if you're thinking about it.

Blake Harrell

| Dec 31, 2020

My husband will display this guitar next to his other guitar for Christmas. It has a strap to hold the neck in place and is well padded at the neck. It is also very well padded at the bottom, so it will not scratch anything. The guitar is in great condition and at a great price. I highly recommend it to.

Madalyn CONNOLLY

| Jul 18, 2021

Guitar is held firmly in place and the flip holds the neck of the guitar so it does not fall I gave this to my son for his birthday - Legal system. It would not have been safe for him to leave the guitar out when he had a dog, but now it is because the stand holds it.

Katherine Clayton

| Aug 19, 2020

This is the flip-side Although the system isn't perfect, it does serve a useful purpose. There is plenty of substance to this stand, and the flip-up design is brilliant As long as it keeps the guitar from falling, it's effective. All in all, it's a good thing and I'm happy about it. Two guitars on the table should be safe and there should be no easy knock overs. If, however, you remove the guitar by pushing on the flip-flops, they will pop out When I pull it out, I sometimes bump the strings into the top of the stand, so I must be mindful of that when doing so.

Theodore DICKINSON

| Oct 06, 2020

Neither the fit nor the finish of the platform is satisfactory. The holes in the set screws are not aligned with the holes in the aluminum tubing. It is dangerous to have guitars that are not the same weight. Both of my Les Pauls and my Ibanez guitars are heavier and smaller than each other. A tilt occurs when I remove the stand from the stand. This tripod at the base might provide a stable work platform if it were wider. The situation is not the same as the one described. I find this stand to be cheap and poorly designed.

Tony Lara

| Jul 14, 2021