Customer Reviews

Hamilton Hanging Guitar Stand, Chrome

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I picked up another couple of these for around the house. The only guitar stand I'll use. Mega-stable, and very durable. The only nit I'd pick is the same one with most stands-- if you have a nitro finish, you need to cover the rubber padding. They are still good stands, but, I must say, a few years ago they were still USA made, and I always prefer that whenever possible. I wish they had just raised the price on them by $10 instead of exporting the labor. A lot of us would be willing to pay that to keep American jobs in America. Even so, it's still a good product.

Amazon came through with fast shipping, as usual. Had them for the gig in less than a week.

I have been using this stand for about 10 years. Gig after gig and in the studio. No parts to loose and extremely sturdy. Beside the simple fact that it hangs your guitar/bass and fits almost any one of them with the exeption of headless instuments. The black rubber tubing does ware away however after a few years. So I wrapped it in one sided hocky tape and for 7 years it hasnt fliched! ;)

Highly recommended!!!

-jway

This is my second review for the best guitar stand ever made. Very hard to tip over in case of an accident and it folds up small for easy transport. I've had one for 20 years and still use it along with the 3 other stands I've purchased. Get it you won't regret it.

Used these for over twenty years. Holds any size guitar or bass except a headless. Folds into small size. Can't beat 'em!

I thought I had lost my Hamilton stand -- it fell off a cart while loading in before a gig -- and I panicked. I found it, but I'm going to buy another, in case that near disaster ever happens.

I think this is the best guitar stand ever made because it fits any guitar or bass, it's sturdy, it doesn't have any removable parts you have to keep track of, and it folds up into a tidy little package you could stick into a mailing tube. I can't think of any way this design could be improved on.

Sadly, I have to revise my previous review, and I *am* going to use something else. I've recently been having problems with the lower screw (that holds the legs in place) slipping. This is not good when you hang your nice guitar up, and come back five minutes later and realize that the legs are flopping all over the place. I don't know what the problem is mechanically, but I've tried screwing the screw in as tightly as I possibly can, and it's still iffy. The stand is about 10-15 years old. Sadly, I think it's going to be relegated to my basement, as I no longer consider it reliable enough to bring on gigs. I've just ordered one of these (based on Amazon reviews) and will be trying it out over the winter: Ultimate GS100 Support Genesis 100 Guitar Stand

(previous review follows)

This is the best guitar stand I've ever used.

It's sturdy.
It folds up very small.
It's very stable.
It's only one piece.

I'll never use anything else again.