FM
A great lightweight slim-profile stand!
It is a great affordable and well-made guitar stand that is lighter in weight than the other ones I have used (and yet, is equally as stable) and, due to its clever design, takes up very little space when collapsed. The adjustment mechanism has a few different positions, so as to acommodate various guitars, and seems to be durable. Also, every single surface that comes or may accidentaly come in contact with your guitar is rubber-coated, so even if you are as clumsy as I am, damaging your guitar while placing it onto this stand is highly unlikely. Of course, a stand that has a neck support is always going to be more reliable, but when portability and/or space is an issue, or if the chances of someone knocking over the guitar are very low, this type of stand is excellent! After having tried this stand, I have no desire to buy any of the regular stands made of thick round steel tubes anymore. Highly recommended!
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RP
The best guitar stand money can buy
I use these stands exclusively for my entire guitar collection. They're lightweight, sturdy, durable, adjustable and the contacts are soft enough to not damage your guitars in any way.
I've never been a fan of "wall hang" guitar mounts, as they put all the weight (and the stress) at the guitar's head as it hangs there, so I've always thought that putting the guitar's weight "at the base of the body" is the best way to go. And if you're going to store/display your guitars on the floor, these are the best stands you can get, at any price.
I've never been a fan of "wall hang" guitar mounts, as they put all the weight (and the stress) at the guitar's head as it hangs there, so I've always thought that putting the guitar's weight "at the base of the body" is the best way to go. And if you're going to store/display your guitars on the floor, these are the best stands you can get, at any price.
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K
Simple, steady and very decent.
These stands are small, made of a decent rubber and support the guitar very well. I had some Hercules stands to hang the guitar but that system let me down ones or twice, almost dropping the guitar. This stand is covered in a special rubberlike plastic which prevents the guitars from sliding away and therefor supporting the guitars very good! No bad word about these.
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n
Just buy it
This is a great quality and compact stand.
Just looking at the pictures, this thing looks very flimsy. Those looks are deceiving. As soon as you have hands on, the idea of it being flimsy fades immediately.
My only complaint is the amount of play on the moving/hinged pieces. That is the only thing that makes it feel kinda cheap, but hey, IT IS cheap. Besides, once unfolded and in use, that does not pose any problems.
Don't bother looking at any of the cheaper available stands. Buy this. For a tiny amount of extra money, you will get to enjoy something that is of way better value and quality.
Just looking at the pictures, this thing looks very flimsy. Those looks are deceiving. As soon as you have hands on, the idea of it being flimsy fades immediately.
My only complaint is the amount of play on the moving/hinged pieces. That is the only thing that makes it feel kinda cheap, but hey, IT IS cheap. Besides, once unfolded and in use, that does not pose any problems.
Don't bother looking at any of the cheaper available stands. Buy this. For a tiny amount of extra money, you will get to enjoy something that is of way better value and quality.
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K
GOOD PRACTICAL SOLID STAND
I've looked around and tried different styles of stand. Although very sturdy, this stand may not provide the most secure support for live performance as there is no neck brace but its perfect for studio use. Very easy to assemble and use. Suitable for any electric guitar or bass with a regular rectangular or round shaped body at the base.
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CM
Much bigger and heavier than I expected
No way this fits in any gigbag front pocket.
It seems quite sturdy and stable, even with a fullsize P bass on it. The trick is to lean the body against the vertical spines. The nubbins at the front are quite low and look like a guitar might slip out.
I bought this for gigs but it doesn't fit anywhere and it doesn't come with a bag, unlike the Hercules folding stand, which is smaller, lighter, has a bag and works equally well.
It seems quite sturdy and stable, even with a fullsize P bass on it. The trick is to lean the body against the vertical spines. The nubbins at the front are quite low and look like a guitar might slip out.
I bought this for gigs but it doesn't fit anywhere and it doesn't come with a bag, unlike the Hercules folding stand, which is smaller, lighter, has a bag and works equally well.
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D
Don?t forget to cover the contact points with something non-reactive.....
I have a few of these stands - which is enough said I think. Only issue is the slight risk of the rubber or whatever it is reacting with your guitar finish if you leave it on the stand too long. Doesn?t apply to all guitars - nitro-cellulose finishes are a bit prone to this though. It?s not K&M?s fault I hasten to add. Just cover the stand with a tea-towel or something, or don?t leave the guitar on it for longer than necessary.
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TL
BEAUTIFUL DESIGN
Bought a good few of these to display some guitars at home.
Great stands. Top quality. Very stable and width can be adjusted to suit guitar.
Great stands. Top quality. Very stable and width can be adjusted to suit guitar.
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CL
K&M Heli 2 black E-Guitar
I am comparing the stand with the others in my collection. By far this one is the best, construction, materials, weight, everything is just what a stand needs to be. When I'm traveling with my bass guitar, it's in the gig bag. Awesome product!
Actually, I've bought one also for the guitar I have not bought yet... :)
Actually, I've bought one also for the guitar I have not bought yet... :)
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C
cheap and functional stand, does the job
Cheap and functional, not pretty but seems solid and does the job I need it to. happy with it for the price
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