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slightly impractical
Nice price, looks good and very good quality. The only issue is that you have to place the neck sideways first and then turn it, or use the other hand to keep it open. So it might not be the best choice for daily use, but better suited for guitars that are not used very often.
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Discreet, useful, strong
Cheap and easy to instal. It's not very fancy as the Hercules ones but it is strong and durable, I bought a couple of them to my guitas, bass, etc and it's still holding very well for years! You can instal and uninstall without problems. Works for all models, even with telecasters and mandolins.
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CE
Works fine
This works exactly as you would think - no surprises. Didn't give 5 stars because nothing stood out as exceptional, but it does what it says it will.
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BI
Quite good, and really not expensive
I bought three of these, two for Strat clones, and one for an Affinity Tele. They have no issues at all, the base is strong, thick plastic that's not brittle. The arms are steel coated with a non-slip rubber that leaves no marks on headstocks.
The arms pivot freely, with a little more play than I like, but once a guitar's weight pushes them down, they don't move a bit. Unlike horseshoe hangers, you don't have to bend the steel in order to adjust it, it adjusts itself to any guitar, even a classical with its extra-wide neck.
The Tele does not rest perfectly vertical because of it very asymetrical headstock, I don't have that problem with String Wing hangers, but they cost four times as much, so the Gravity system is very OK.
Before I knew the Gravity hangers I crafted three do-it-yourself hangers, but now that I found these at less than 4¤ each, I don't bother with sawdust and sandpaper, I just buy them.
The arms pivot freely, with a little more play than I like, but once a guitar's weight pushes them down, they don't move a bit. Unlike horseshoe hangers, you don't have to bend the steel in order to adjust it, it adjusts itself to any guitar, even a classical with its extra-wide neck.
The Tele does not rest perfectly vertical because of it very asymetrical headstock, I don't have that problem with String Wing hangers, but they cost four times as much, so the Gravity system is very OK.
Before I knew the Gravity hangers I crafted three do-it-yourself hangers, but now that I found these at less than 4¤ each, I don't bother with sawdust and sandpaper, I just buy them.
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So far so good...
Cheap and easy to mount on the wall! The screws works good for both plaster/wood walls and it can hold my fairly heavy Fender Jazz bass. The only downside is that the two sticks doesn't automatically open, so you have to trickle your guitar in there.
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JJ
Very sturdy!
I actually bought this wall mount to use it as a headrest on a guitar workbench. The thing I found most handy about this one is that it is actually adjustable in width so I could use it for different types of guitars.
It is a very sturdy kind of wall mount. It is safe to say that the build quality is very high. the base plate is a tough kind of plastic. the two arms have a metal core and are covered with sillicon like material. they are threaded and are held together in the baseplate with circle washer clips.
Thomann handling as expected: flawless!
It is a very sturdy kind of wall mount. It is safe to say that the build quality is very high. the base plate is a tough kind of plastic. the two arms have a metal core and are covered with sillicon like material. they are threaded and are held together in the baseplate with circle washer clips.
Thomann handling as expected: flawless!
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Good support
Good support. No issues so far.
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Great quality for the price
If you need a cheap wall mounting system for your guitar/bass, this is probably the best choice. Doesn't really look and feel cheap, but I'm always scared of my instruments falling off (but it never happened, eheh)! It depends on how you mount this to the wall, make sure you use great quality fischers and everything will be fine.
Bought 4 of them a year ago, and 5 more last week!
Bought 4 of them a year ago, and 5 more last week!
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Standard Guitar Holder
Been using this wall mount for the past couple of months.
The mount works as it's supposed to and is easily adjustable to any guitar. I have a HB ST-62 stratocaster, a classical 6-string nylon guitar and an Epiphone SG Special, they all fit the mount and have good stability.
Additionally, it is quite appealing and not really noticeable at a first glance, making it blend the room very well.
Highly recommend since it is very affordable and easy to assemble!
The mount works as it's supposed to and is easily adjustable to any guitar. I have a HB ST-62 stratocaster, a classical 6-string nylon guitar and an Epiphone SG Special, they all fit the mount and have good stability.
Additionally, it is quite appealing and not really noticeable at a first glance, making it blend the room very well.
Highly recommend since it is very affordable and easy to assemble!
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GM
Solid as a rock
I got two of these wall hangers for the bedroom for guitars/banjo. They are definitely worth the money. They feel very sturdy and reliable, and definitely hold up to a more expensive one I have up already.
Pros:Cheap, well made, easy to put on the wall.
Cons: Very minor but I couldn't get the green band on it off, that's the only thing.
Pro or beginner, this does the job.
Pros:Cheap, well made, easy to put on the wall.
Cons: Very minor but I couldn't get the green band on it off, that's the only thing.
Pro or beginner, this does the job.
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