Stands GS200B EZ Pack Guitar Stand, Acoustic Electric

It's not hard to spend considerable money on a guitar stand. But at the end of the day, the job is rather straightforward -- keep a guitar off the floor, safely and securely. Don't damage the finish of the instrument, don't be "tippy", and extra points for being light and easily portable, still more credits for the ability to collapse into a very compact form. All good here. This wee beastie weighs nothing, folds to fit in a pocket on a gig bag, happily holds either an electric or an acoustic guitar very steadily, leaving no marks or damage of any sort behind. The only demerit I could assign would be that if you are dealing with an acoustic-electric guitar that has a cable plugged into the end pin (say, at a gig), well, this cradles the guitar too low for a typical stright-angle jack to clear the floor. You'll need a cable with a 90-degree jack. Otherwise, great item. I've bought 3, and at gigs use them to have several guitars lined up near me within easy reach. So easy to transport and use.

I got it as a Christmas gift & it works so great that I got one for my husband's 6 string fender too! I love that it's adjustable, lightweight & compact. For months I was putting my bass down flat on the floor (which I hated to do) when I needed a break but no more. We have our guitars on the wall so now they come down when we want to practice & these stands fold out to safely hold our babies when we're not ready to put them away. This is automatic adjustable so it can hold a thick acoustic down to my Ibanez bass & probably even tiny ukuleles! It also doesn't leave any marks on the guitar from the non slip grip. It's compact enough that when folded up they slip under the TV console & sturdy enough that I have no fears of our guitars falling. Taking them in & out of the stand is easy. Best choice ever!

I have collected and used a number of guitar stands over the years, from low-end folding to "holy crap, how much did I pay?" stands. This is a perfect one to fold up and stick in your bag for something like an open mic or writer's round, it folds flat, is light, and pretty sturdy. I am not going to confuse it with my larger Hercules or Ultimate top-hanging stands for stability and longevity, but as a portable folding stand, this is flat out the best one out there that I'm aware of. I've only used it on acoustics, but it works on both my Lowden O (roughly jumbo size) and my 2 parlor guitars. I have not tried it on an electric yet, may update the review after I do.

I bought this because of friend of mine has one and I was amazed at how compact and versatile it was. Since buying it I’ve used it for my jazz bass, p bass, acoustic bass (micro bass), and my acoustic guitar. It’s easy to set up, easy to use, and easy to break down. It even has rubber on the right places to keep your instrument and the stand from moving even on wood stages. The best part is there are has no fiddly parts to loose like standard stands and it folds down so small it fits in all of my bass cases.

This little guy is really cool. After reading a hand full of comments of people using this for their basses I decided to give it a shot. I like a very portable setup considering I lug around a 6 string bass.. I have to say I'm very impressed with how well this works. The transformer aspect had my band in awe, and how small it gets you definitely can't get from any other stand by far haha. If I hold the neck of my bass and shake it around while on the stand it definitely doesn't ever start to fall over, it seems like it could with standard some minor collisions, but it's still scary to watch. It will take me some time to trust this stand for sure but so far I'm extremely happy with it. The plastic it's made of seems like very durable material, not the cheesy plastic most things like this are usually made of. It's got some weight to it too, and almost no flex to it.

I originally bought one of these for my son to compact his load for his acoustic gigs & since they were cheap, I got one too. I loved it immediately & besides cheap, they are the sturdiest stands I’ve ever owned, plus they take minimal floor space & will fit in a gig bag. Personally, I think they look sexy & as you can see, they hold about any guitar. Don’t believe the reviews that say they can’t handled a LP, maybe not an Explorer or Flying V, but what one does? Cheers

Use this stand all the time . Portable & light weight.

Great stand to keep in a kit bag or tool box. Sturdier than the small, folding Fender type stands, but I wouldn't to push a guitar from the headstock and see if it stayed standing up. I keep one in the tool box on the work bench to put a guitar onto as required. I don't think I'd want to leave one on there permanently, so a good gigging stand as it's easy to transport

Je voulais un support de guitare qui se range partout et hyper stable. La qualité Hercules !!

Very sturdy stand, good price, good product

Lo stand è molto comodo pert leggero, pieghevole ed abbastanza stabile. Ne ho due uno a casa dei miei e quando non mi serve si chiude e sparisce dalla vista. Lo trovo comodo soprattutto per la SG che ha i controlli volume e tono molto in basso ed alcuni stand non li accolgono. Va bene sia per elettriche che acustiche.

まず非常に軽量である点はとてもいい。 つくりがシンプルなので耐久性にも期待できる。 台座部分が意外と大きく、想像したよりも安定している。 ライブで十分実用できると思う。 値段も安いのでこれは購入してよかった。