Guitto GGS01 Guitar Tripod Adjustable A-Frame Stand for Acoustics, Electric Guitars and Bass Guitars

This stand really is the absolute business! Practical in its size, weight, portability; the quality of build is outstanding at every point - my Gibson J45 sits comfortably and securely on it; and it looks great! Seriously great value for money - I think it’s clear that I’m more than happy with this purchase.

Compact and light. Fits in the gig bag. Balances the guitar (in this case a tele) very well. Great for gigs where space is at a premium. Quick to set up and strip down. Cheap as chips. It does what it says: a guitar stand. Used four nights a week for the last year.

This product comes in its own box and has a fair bit of weight to it. It is simple to use (instructions on back of box if needed), simply pull down one section and pull up another, making sure the base is expanded fully. Mostly plastic construction but with slight padding to protect instruments, I have to say I was intrigued by this and even looked for independent reviews to check it out before ordering. Would there be enough support for a guitar? Would there be support for the neck? Would it be stable enough to support an expensive instrument safely? The answer to all questions was a resounding "yes" and with these taking up such a small footprint, they are ideal for any room - and because they also fold up again they can easily be carried and used for a gig or somesuch. I selected some instruments from my collection and used a jumbo-sized 12-string acoustic, an Ovation round back acoustic, and a banjo. All fitted perfectly, stood nigh on upright and there was no movement of the instruments or the stand. Far superior to the traditional stands I've used over many decades, and less fuss placing a guitar on this stand and taking it off. I liked it so much I immediately bought another and I think I will be buying several more also to have more instruments out on "display" and within easy reach rather than having to lug around extremely heavy hard cases to select a guitar/banjo to play. The price is tiny compared with the value and use of this stand and I can certainly recommend it.

Perfect if you need a quick and cheap stand, seems sturdy enough for my bass. Visually wise, I wouldn't say it's the prettiest plus it has a few rough edges here and there. All in all it's good value.

Good, does the job, lightweight,easy to transport and holds a guitar well.

Fit's both my classical and electric guitars perfectly - whilst very lightweight it's nevertheless sturdy and well balanced - the stand has two sections of the base, one that that allows an acoustic to sit perfectly and then a narrower section that allows an electric to sit perfectly - my guitars are typically standard height of around a meter - the acoustic is just under a kilo and the electric is about 4.5kilos and this stand holds both perfectly - Can't understand why some have reviewed this as a 1* or 2* as it comes Exactly as described and does Exactly what it says - i.e. holds your guitar secure and stable, folds easily, is lightweight yet sturdy and whilst firm plastic (except for the neat rubberised back-stop to stop slippage) will not scratch your guitar if you place and remove it carefully which is what most of us guitar owner do naturally anyway - it just works - all I wanted was a compact and sturdy stand for holding the guitar in the corner, and that's exactly what it does, delighted with my purchase. Will be ordering another one now so that I have one for each guitar.

.....there's not a lot to complain about. Affordable, very stable, not overly large and easy to set up. Silicone type material in all the right places to avoid scratching guitar/floor

An excellent guitar stand with a small footprint. Well made. Easily portable. Is being used to support a bass guitar. Have ordered another to support an electric guitar. Well packaged. Prompt delivery.