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Craig Rowbotham
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 22, 2025
Very very happy with my purchase, holds 3 of my acoustics with no problem, very stable as well. Highly recommend....
BJC
Reviewed in the United States on September 22, 2024
The stand is built pretty well. The problem that it has that none of my other 3-guitar stands have is the angle of the guitars causes the headstocks to hit each other if they are the same scale length. I bought it to hold 3 acoustic guitars all the same scale length and the headstocks are all hitting one another. Maybe this stand is more appropriate for electric guitars. But I don't see how that would really matter.
Tony Tona
Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2024
I am very happy with this purchase I'm able to display two guitars in the front and store the other two behind And then at some point pull those other two around and display those. The lock is good and No scratching of the guitar. Nice purchase.
Matt T.
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024
Aways wanted a triple guitar stand and this ones has served me very well. Great quality, durability, price, and easy of assembly.
Gary
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2024
Made of strong material, i especially like the new bar holding the neck. instead of the rubber cords.
Nitin
Reviewed in Australia on September 30, 2023
Lower yokes are free and do stay in place and keep rotating. Upper yokes look like they have a locking mechanism but they don’t. Highly disappointed knowing Onstage make great gear.
Christopher M. Bessette
Reviewed in Canada on August 9, 2020
I give this stand 5 Stars because it is sturdy, solid and holds 3 guitars. My only criticism is the headstocks of the guitars sit really close. When I put a guitar in the stand I find it easy to hit the headstock of another guitar. Care has to be taken when placing a guitar on this stand. This one concern makes the stand ideal for use in-home or studio use when you have time. However, using this stand on stage, changing guitars in a dimly lit environment, or in a quick change situation might be a challenge to ensure the guitar is situated properly. Another thing I really like is the footprint of the stand does not take up much more room than a single guitar stand does.
Jeff
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020
This is exactly what I needed. I have no issues with sturdiness or guitar heads touching, which are things others had mentioned. When I take one guitar off the stand, no issue. It does not feel wobbly or like it will tip over. Maybe I would feel differently if I had a dog or a child that might run into it, but I just have an old cat.
Krys
Reviewed in Canada on June 1, 2020
This stand is actually quite good. It's sturdy, light, and has a relatively small footprint. Holds my guitar and my bass so I don't have to!
The Chipster
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2017
Had one that I somehow lost the base from, so this is a replacement. The folding yokes and cradles make it so easy to transport and then set up- no detached cradles to lose or fuss with. I also like the hinged, solid yoke locks that you can just flip back and forth and offer protection even if not snapped into place, as opposed to the soft rubber stretch ones you have to fuss stretching into place for any protection (with two hands!). These are all relevant efficient-convenient features if you're setting up at rehearsals and gigs- all at a relatively good price point.
Aaron J. Childs
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2017
I bought the triple stand to use in my classroom. I do music therapy with younger children, and this stand holds full-size and youth-size guitars (including a Squier mini strat) equally well. I gave this stand 4 stars because for the price the base is sturdy and when set up correctly the guitar headstocks do not bump into each other. The locks on the top yokes keep the guitars reasonably secure around rambunctious kiddos. Would I gig with this stand? Probably not. Would I trust it to hold my precious vintage Gibby or Tele? Heck no, but for the price it does its job and takes up very little space in the corner of my classroom.
Customer
Reviewed in India on December 25, 2015
I have two guitars with very different weights. The tripod feels very stable and sturdy. The height of the neck holder is adjustable as well. The base holders are long enough that you can also just recline the guitar when you're too lazy to fasten the neck holder.The stand has to be assembled and there are no instructions. But it is very straightforward and you'll easily figure it out.
Mr. C
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2012
I use this stand in my home office/music room, and it's perfect for what I need. Keeps my guitar handy. Easy assembly. Nice neoprene padding to protect the instrument's finish. Stable base. Adjustable height to accommodate a range of instrument sizes. I've purchased two of these. One came with the retainer strap for the neck, the other didn't. I don't use the strap anyway, so not a big deal. Big ugly sticker on the stand peeled off easily.
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