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Gator Frameworks - Double Guitar Stand (GFW-GTR-2000)

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This Frameworks Double Guitar Stand features heavy-duty tubing and instrument finish-friendly rubber padding. It can hold two acoustic or electric guitars comfortably with durable neck restraints.
Gator Frameworks GFW-GTR-2000 Double Guitar Stand
Gator Frameworks GFW-GTR-2000 Double Guitar Stand
Gator Frameworks GFW-GTR-2000 Double Guitar Stand

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  • Holds two acoustic or electric guitars
  • Finish friendly rubberized cradle padding
  • Durable neck restraint
  • Red safety trim on feet (removable)
  • Heavy-duty steel construction
    • Exterior Dimensions
    • Exterior Height: 34"
    • Exterior Weight: 3 lb.
    • Minimum Height: 27"
    • Maximum Height: 34"

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    4.09

    23 Reviews

    73%

    of respondents would recommend this to a friend

    It works ok for the price
    It works ok for the price

    Most Liked Positive Review

    4

    Overall an ok stand

    Overall pretty good for the price but, I wouldn't put a Gibson on it. You may be in for a head stock repair. I use it for performances with a tele and PRS CE 24 and each guitar took a spill mid song. Bolt on necks are genuinely sturdy so nothing happened. But this is inherent with any multiple guitar stand. It is the law of physics at work here. If two guitars are not on the stand the balance is offset. You have to make sure when one guitar is on the stand to balancee the remaining guitar best as possible. Other than that the stand is functional.

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    Most Liked Negative Review

    2

    It works ok for the price

    The stand is ok for the price,basically you get what you pay for. I bought this to hold my 2 el cheapo bass guitars so they're not scratching the walls while leaning on them. I like the folding legs which is cool but the worse part on the stand is the guitar body holder at the bottom. There are no screws or anything to keep it tight. It just slides in and with nothing to keep it secure and it'll spin around due to this. So anyone or anything can easily push the bottom holder out making the guitar hit the floor. While it'll only be about a 3-4 inch drop,still sucks and a poor design in my opinion. 2 screws would've been all this needs to make it better. I had this for about a week and a half and already the bottom part the holds the guitar body is already starting to bend,mind you I only have a 3/4 scale electric bass sitting on it.

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    Best Uses
    1. Performances4
    2. Home Studio3
    3. Outdoor Events / Games3
    4. Professional Recording1
    5. Would not use again1
    Cons
    1. Unstable3
    2. Flimsy2
    3. Not Functional2
    Describe Yourself
    1. Experienced5
    2. Novice3
    3. Professional Musician3
    Pros
    1. Holds Items Securely7
    2. Stable7
    3. Portable6
    4. Compact5
    5. Inexpensive1

    Reviewed by 23 customers

    • Very Unstable, Do Not Recommend

      1

      submitteda year ago

      byGregg

      fromCentral Virginia

      Guitarist since 1972 & I would advise strongly NOT to use this stand. Guitars stand straight up making it VERY unstable. Now over 2 hrs from the nearest GC & having done THOUSANDS in business with them, I requested a return & was told I had to pay shipping. Customer appreciation?

    • An accident waiting to happen.

      1

      submitted6 years ago

      byCJ Ruze

      fromTucson, AZ

      My experience with this stand was a nightmare. Just got the bass of my dreams and when I removed a bass from the other side of the stand it pitched forward and dumped my other bass on the floor. When I examined the stand more closely I could see that the tripod legs are only stable in one direction, and are easily tipped in the other direction. If you want a stand that demands constant attention to keep from dropping your guitar, then this is for you, but I threw mine away and I'll never risk using one again.

    • It works ok for the price

      2

      submitted7 years ago

      byFuzz

      fromTuckerton,NJ

      The stand is ok for the price,basically you get what you pay for. I bought this to hold my 2 el cheapo bass guitars so they're not scratching the walls while leaning on them. I like the folding legs which is cool but the worse part on the stand is the guitar body holder at the bottom. There are no screws or anything to keep it tight. It just slides in and with nothing to keep it secure and it'll spin around due to this. So anyone or anything can easily push the bottom holder out making the guitar hit the floor. While it'll only be about a 3-4 inch drop,still sucks and a poor design in my opinion. 2 screws would've been all this needs to make it better. I had this for about a week and a half and already the bottom part the holds the guitar body is already starting to bend,mind you I only have a 3/4 scale electric bass sitting on it.

    • Good product

      5

      submitted7 years ago

      byMark

      fromUndisclosed

      Good product, i use it daily

    • would not buy again.

      2

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitted7 years ago

      byphil

      fromundisclosed

      did not realize the bottom supports are free flowing not stationary.

    • Great experience

      5

      Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

      submitted7 years ago

      byROBERT

      fromundisclosed

      Great transaction! The Guitar Center price was almost exactly as good as anything I'd get online and it came fast & pickup was easy. Plus easy to return if it was the wrong size but I'm very happy with it.

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