PULSE PLS00428 4 Guitar Folding Rack Stand

Im not one for writing reviews as everyone has a difference of opinion but I must say this is a fantastic item!. Bought this for my partner for father's day and he loves it. This item arrived earlier than expected, It holds 4 guitars very well , doesn't take up room ,it's very sturdy and didn't take much assembling. 🙂

An excellent guitar rack - required no assembly at all (but still comes with the required Allen key anyway in a nice little attaching clip), is light for moving around but very sturdy and seems very trustworthy, so guitars are not at risk. Slots are just about big enough to fit a guitar in a gig bag, plenty of room if not in a case.I didn't rate "thickness", as not sure what this really means, but the metal frame is plenty solid enough and does not creak/shake/wobble if you move the stand around, or anything like that. Full confidence it will last for ages.Wish I had bought this ages ago, as I went for a long time playing musical chairs with my guitars and a couple of regular 1-guitar stands - now, they're all neatly stored and on display together.

This arrived today after ordering yesterday, so that was a good start! It arrived assembled and ready to use- even better! It has wee tools in case you do need to tighten or disassemble. It's very sturdy. The foam seems pretty thick and springy. It doesn't lean too far back. The feet on it are solid and it takes up less space than two individual guitar stands! I've got one acoustic, one electric and two basses on it and unless I'm hashy with it when I'm lifting guitars from it, I don't expect any issues with scratching. For £35 I'm properly impressed!P.S. This think folds up pretty economically too, it would probably be pretty easy to fling in the car/van for a whole band to use side of stage when gigging.

I've a range of guitars. Electric 6 strings and electro acoustic 12 string.. My guitars I put on it are: Jackson Dinky, Tokai Love Rock (Les Paul type), Fender '68 Reissue Electro acoustic 12 string, Yamaha 4 string bass.. They fitted without issue.. There's no assembly other than pushing down the foam bar where the guitars rest on..The stand folds away vertically.. No need to spend more money on other stands that do the same job. It supports guitars well and they look very neat and tidy on the stand.

This is an excellent guitar stand which will hold four acoustic or electric guitars.I'm using it for three acoustics and an electric and it is working out very well.It is very sturdy, made from an unspecified metal and came boxed, ready to use.There is also a 5mm Hex key and a spanner included.The dimensions are such that it doesn't protrude into the room too much and it keeps the guitars neatly and safely stored.Good value and Recommended

I bought this on the strength of the other reviews and I'm pleased to confirm they're accurate. This is a very high quality stand at a great price. I have a 6-piece rack by Hercules and this is a far neater design, my girlfriend is even happy with it in the lounge. It's comfortably accommodating a solid body electric, a bass, an archtop and an acoustic. I was pleased to see the Pulse logo on opening the box, I hadn't noticed it in the ad, I have Pulse mic stands and they are great quality too. High recommended.

I was drawn to this as there are no construction requirements. It was slightly smaller than I thought and would be a tight fit for 4 acoustics but I can get a 12 string and electro acoustic, a Les Paul and a Strat in with ease. BUT it takes up so little room it’s exactly what I needed.Arrived, unboxed, unfolded. Job done. Well made and good value.

The rack comes with an allen key and a spanner should you wish to fold it and place it somewhere else. I used the tool to tighten up the folding part permanently as it is going to live in one place and not be moved about. A bonus, in addition to holding my guitars (acoustic) my baritone ukulele fits nicely. Even the tenor provided it is left in it's gig bag just fits. I like it.