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I feel really mean about giving this guitar stand only 4*, but in the end I found that the design did not work for me.First of all, it is teriffically easy to build up. The picture instructions are clear and concise, and all the parts come in labelled bags, so there is no mistaking which part goes where. I had one bolt where the thread was damaged (a bit of WD40 and a gripper wrench resolved that). The whole thing was constructed in 10 minutes with absolutely no problems, and is utterly robust and steady.I liked that the stand was modular. I built up a 2/3rds length version for the space that I had in mind for the stand.I also liked the density of guitars that I could fit into a small space and it doesn't required the depth of space that a rack would require.There were a number of things that I didn't like so much, and this is very much down to my preferences rather than anything wrong with the stand.I like my guitars necks to be well supported (you get this on traditional rack and wall hangers) but here only the lower body is in contact with the stand. Everything seems solid enough, but you do have to select the right support for the type of guitar you are using (I can't pull out a thin electric and replace it with a wider acoustic very easily or at all).The supports are covered in a thin tough plastic layer which I'm guessing will do no harm to the guitars, but the other racks and stands that I use have thick foam at the contact points, and I think I like that better.Finally, you have to be quite careful when you are removing a guitar at the back of the stand so that you don't hit the guitar in front. If you have restricted space around the stand, it can be quite a tricky operation.Overall, this is a well-built and robust stand that offers a very high packing density for guitars of all sizes. But the lack of padding, lack of neck supports, and awkward access to the guitars at the back of the stand means I probably won't use this stand nearly as much as I was hoping.

This Bikoney 7-holder guitar stand is a dream come true for my guitar collection!It holds up to 7 instruments vertically, with dedicated spots for electric guitars and basses. It keeps everything organized and accessible, saving tons of space compared to the separate stands that I previously usedThe padded support arms are soft and grippy, protecting my guitars from scratches and holding them securely. The width adjusts to fit different instruments, which is great for my varied collection.It was heavy and bulky when it arrived but very easy to set up and it feels sturdyThis is a fantastic guitar stand for any collector. It offers organized storage, instrument protection, and a space-saving design, but consider researching the weight capacity for heavier guitars.

Zunächst einmal ist er unglaublich einfach zusammenzubauen. Die Anweisungen auf dem Bild sind klar und deutlich, und alle Teile werden in beschrifteten Beuteln geliefert, so dass es keine Zweifel gibt, welches Teil wohin gehört.Das Ganze war ohne Probleme in 10 Minuten aufgebaut und ist sehr robust und stabil.Mir gefiel, dass der Stand modular aufgebaut war.Negativ ist leider, dass die Gitarrenhälse nicht gut unterstützt werden, da nur der untere Teil Kontakt zum Ständer hat. Außerdem muss man für jeden Ständer die richtige Gitarre auswählen.Die Ständer sind mit einer dünnen, zähen Kunststoffschicht überzogen, die den Gitarren zwar nicht schadet, aber auf Dauer zu Verschleiß führen kann. Schließlich muss man beim Herausnehmen einer Gitarre aus dem Ständer sehr vorsichtig sein, damit man nicht gegen die vor einem stehende Gitarre stößt.

The media could not be loaded.  I am not at all satisfied with this product. It is easy to assemble and although it is not foldable, placed upright (when empty) it has a small footprint. It is not suitable for basses, especially those with an offset body, such as the jazz bass. I doubt that even guitars with an offset body will fit. I cannot say whether other guitars fit better, I only have one and it is not enough to test the stand thoroughly. But what I have experienced by taking a video is that three basses placed in the back row are enough to make the whole stand fall over. Fortunately, nothing happened to the basses.Regardless of my needs, I have tried to objectively list the pros and cons, so that other customers have the opportunity to judge before purchasing.PROS- compact and lightweight;- 2 types of stands, the position of which can be adjusted independently;- modular: the stand could be split in two independent parts;- Effective in the number of instrument/space takenCONS- very thin metal, just tighten the screws to bend it inwards;- not suitable for basses (and guitars) with an offset body - 3 basses stacked in the rear positions are enough to bring the rack (and basses) down (see video)- despite being rubber-padded, the contact points with the instruments have a very small surface area -> high pressure on the instrument that will damage soft wooden bodies (e.g. swamp ash)- plastic and/or rubber have a bad smell;- one of the screw-in feet could not be screwed in (probably because the thread of the screw was damaged), after a couple of attempts the rubber part was freed from the metal screw and could no longer be tightened- the price is honestly too high for the quality of the product. If I add the performance to the equation, then the price/performance ratio is underground.In summary, I liked the idea of stacking my basses differently than in a normal rack and gave the Bikoney guitar stand a chance. Unfortunately, I was disappointed.