Bikoney Guitar Stand for 4 Guitars - Acoustic, Electric, Bass & Ukulele Floor Rack with 2 Wood Shelves for Amp Holder, Vinyl Records & Media Storage - Adjustable Multi Guitar Display Stand for Music Studio Home (Patent)

I purchased this after reading such amazing reviews, and man, am I glad I listened. I didn’t necessarily like the color scheme, of brown and black (it just didn’t fit my decor style) so I sanded and painted the shelves white. It was a little work, but worth it. It turned out amazing! Tip: If you’re thinking about doing this - start out with a medium grit and then finish with a fine grit - this is particle style wood with a lot of glossy coating. (Or you can go with a more expensive chalk paint and skip the sanding).The assembly was very easy and took only a few minutes. I like the adjusting stands, as it allows so much versatility for different instruments. As most reviews stated - there is a level of fear that the instrument could tip to the side and cause scuffing on the shelves. I don’t think I’ll have that issue as it’s not in a high traffic area, and I’m typically extremely careful when removing and replacing my guitars. If you’re not careful you can buy some inexpensive bumper material for the shelf edges.The amplifier rack is primarily designed for smaller amps and that’s ok for me. I have a Nux Mighty 8 BT amp that fits perfectly. However, it has enough room for larger amp if I decided to explore that option.All in all, this shelve was priced well and functional. You don’t need to schedule much time for assembly, and it does not take up much real estate in your area.

Love this product!! It took over an hour to put together, but the instructions were very clear. Looks great and I was even able to fit my twelve string on it! If you have a big amp it will only fit on the top shelf though so keep that in mind. Really worth it for the money, and a must-buy! I was skeptical at first if it was too big, but it’s the perfect size.

Overall this is a very good unit. Construction is good and it is well made. Took me about 45 minutes to unpack and assemble. There are several options to assemble it, which is great. All materials are included, including the Allen Wrenches needed. They give you extra screws which is great. It is very sturdy once out together and can easily hold just about anything guitar or bass related.The reason for taking away one star is that if you fill up all the slots with guitars, it can be difficult to remove them, especially the ones in the back. If you want to keep your guitars perfect, I found out I had to remove the guitars up front to get the ones in the back. If you try lifting them straight up and out of the slot as designed, you are going to bang them, bodies and headstocks. To make this perfect it really needs to be bigger with more space between the racks and make the slots in the back taller. For some, this won't matter, but for me it did.Also, I wish they put foam / neoprene padding on the wire racks to really protect your guitars. These are just plastic coated wire racks. Again, some players won't care. But I won't be putting my best guitars in this rack unless I can figure out a way to add padding on the racks.In the end I winded up using the just half the system because the racks are not padded and I found it cumbersome to remove the guitars from the racks.This is great to hold a Spark Cab and Spark 40 or Spark 2. They fit perfectly on top.Overall I am happy with the unit. I wish they made it in a bigger size with more spacing and included padding on the wire racks. That would make it a home run. Still, a pretty cool unit.

Of course these needed to be assembled but very easy. I bought two, I have several guitars and these gave me a great idea to display them. The shelves aren't huge but they work.

This was easy to build. Holds six guitar with no problems.

I bought this for my daughter. She is 16 and managed to put it together pretty easily by herself. It looks good and holds all of her instruments as well as her amp. It seems sturdy and does a much better job than many individual guitar stands.

It can fit a small bedroom amp (My travel Yamaha fits at the top nicely.) and the middle shelf is great for books and sheet music.I've not noticed any issues with my guitars that have a nitro finish, but I do use them often enough that they're not sitting on the same exact spot for more than a weekend at most.At the bottom I keep some pedals that aren't on my board. I kinda wish it had more space (maybe a second wire shelf at the bottom) or maybe that's a sign I should buy less pedals, heh.I moved with it recently and it fits in the trunk of a 2011 Civic, though my guitars had to sit in the front for safety during transportation.

This is sturdy, quality materials, attractive in appearance, and holds guitars as listed. Only fits one dreadnought or any fullsize acoustic guitar in a stacked slot. The stand is way too small for a 15amp box unless you set it on the top self. I don't believe my daughter's 10w amp would fit any where but top self either. I should of measured for the amp. I don't really like it sitting on top when I play. I kind of find myself wishing for a draw on the middle for my cords and smaller peddles when I am not using them. I would recommend this if you don't plan on putting you amp on it. Otherwise fund one with wider self space.