Mr.PowerGuitar Rolling Stand Multiple Instrument Stage Studio Display Rack Movable (5 Holder)

This is a good stand. We haven't loaded it full or tried to roll it yet while it's loaded. The ability to roll the stand is why I bought it. Once we move it to the wood floor we will use the rolling function. It's a fairly sturdy stand and very average strength compared to other familiar name brands. As some have mentioned, there are pins that slide into holes but they don't have a means to keep them in. I suggest rubber bands or a bit of string going over both sides of the pin to keep it in place. This is at the folding joint and holds the top of the stand up. This is not a big issue at all. I like it and if you need a stand that has wheels or that can fold quickly, this is it. I can imagine this being used on stage by a band that needs to hold a spare guitar or switch guitars or basses during the show. This is much sturdier than most 1-guitar stands. It's a good buy in my opinion. I bought one, and then bought another because I liked it so much.

Don’t try to push this around on carpet. It is light weight and therefore tends to bend and wobble if met with resistance in the wheels. Otherwise, it is good quality and does what it was made to do.

The product does what it advertises, so that's good. I have three electric basses on it. They are heavy, and it works fine to hold them. The main probably I had with it was that once you take the screws out of the cross-bars on the base in order to screw them back in after you place the main bars from the frame, the foam kind of gets in the way and makes it a bit of a pain to get the screws back in without cross-threading. It would be easy to fix by cutting away some of the foam from around the hole and using a washer, but I was in a hurry and didn't do that. But for that minor inconvenience in assembly, I'd have rated the product more highly.

FIrst off the pins everyone is talking about didn’t come with mine. I am screwed in tight. There were no instructions so I had to look at pictures online. The screws through foam were a pain, but in the end I prevailed. The guitars lean at a VERY steep angle. Not sure I like that (might be because there no instructions). I got this for the purpose of being able to keep a couple of guitars on the main floor of my house, so that’s what drew me to the wheels, but there’s nothing to secure the instruments. This is a HUGE concern. If the wheels aren’t locked, what happens if it gets bumped? Several thousand dollars falls on the floor which is why I bought this thing in the first place. I may be wrong, but I am still on the fence. Time will tell. I mean it isn’t terrible but with just a few more refinements, it could be a really good product.

I bought the five place guitar stand for home studio use and it fills that niche nicely. I am not a gigging musician so I can't comment from experience but it seems a bit light for gigging. As a result I gave it a 4 for sturdiness and stability but that is simply my opinion based on rolling it around one room.

I needed a light, foldable stand to hold 5 guitars and I'm glad I bought this. I wanted something pretty compact too, so the guitars are pretty close together, especially for acoustics. I didn't think I needed wheels but I'm really glad I have them now. The pins that keep the top rack from folding aren't really securely in there, but other than that I'm happy.

Holes didn't exactly line up, so it was a little tough to assemble. Care must be used when placing guitars so they don't bang together. Other than that, it's great.

This is great. I was concerned that it wouldnt fit all of my guitars because of the mix that inhave but I'm able to safely fit 2 electric bases, 2 Coustic guitars, and an electric guitar on here. To be completely honest it's a bit of a squeeze but I'm ok with that as I feel this is a comfortable sized rack and wouldnt want to have it taking up much room in my studio.

Bastante buen distribuido el espacio, resistente y muy facil de ensamblar, en mi caso lo necesitaba para algunas guitarras que tengo con gig bag y con todo y el gig bag acolchado cupieron 2 clasicas y 3 electricas

Good value for the money.The wheels are a super nice add to make things mobile and practical.However the slots for the guitars are rather wide and they end up being loose on the stand, so you must be super careful when placing your instruments on it. I'll probably purchase some expansion to grip the guitar necks or something else to make the fit tighter.

This was ideal for my son's collection of stringed instruments. I attached another stand to the base of this stand to allow inclusion of his mandolin.

This product is a guitar stand for 3 guitars. I like that it has wheels for easy maneuvering.

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