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König & Meyer 16280

Name: 16280
Brand: König & Meyer
SKU: 70020
Rating: 4.0 (4 reviews)

Guitar/Bass Stand from König & Meyer

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moosers

Published on 03/07/11 at 14:39

The K&M Guitar Wall Mount is a simple device obviously giving you the ability to hang your guitar on your wall. These are useful in any place where you might want to grab your guitar quickly and easily. They're nice to have because unlike a stand they of course don't take up any space on the ground and are out of the way, while at the same time it's near enough to grab one quickly. K&M does have a few different versions of their guitar wall mounts, but this is the cheapest of what they've got. It's built pretty well and should definitely be able to hold up guitars of all shapes and sizes as long as it's mounted to the wall securely and on a surface that it's meant for. Once it's up on your wall you're good to go and can keep any of your guitars in an easy to see place whenever you get the urge to play or in the studio's case, whenever you want to lay down a part with a particular guitar. We have a whole wall of guitars that are mounted with some of these K&M Guitar Wall Mounts, ranging from Martin acoustics to Gibson Les Pauls, so it should be able to handle different guitars in terms of weight. I'd double check on this to make sure it's sturdy enough to hold up the guitar(s) you're thinking of hanging it on, but you should be just fine. The price is about the cheapest that you're going to find for something like this, as it's also probably best to get something that's sturdy enough to hold for as long as you need it. The last thing you'd want is for it to fall down along with your precious guitars. This should do the job for most users, but definitely do the proper research to make sure it will mount okay with whatever wall surface you're thinking of...

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happyoiler

Great product

Published on 08/31/14 at 07:17

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I have 5 screwed to the wall. Aesthetic and practical. Good Q / Price.
Caution still with heads telecaster who tend to slip but the button mechanical E grave will eventually block the descent.

Linn Sondek

Very well

Published on 08/28/14 at 11:38

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I used flawlessly these wall stands until I get back to Gibson and nitrocellulose lacquer and I separated. We all know: the rubber that covers almost all the stalls attack this type of varnish. And I did not want to experience !!!
For use with most guitars (classic varnished so), it's all good: the instrument is held securely and if you have the slightest fear (or if you are particularly meticulous ) just place one at the base of the guitar so that it rests on two supports: top and bottom.
The price has declined compared to the current rate there is a dozen years, so do not deny it.

pulvonium

Published on 02/07/13 at 14:38

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It is not seen in the picture, but both arms are articulated. So they marry heads most unusual.
Note that the small size of the room that will be in contact with the wall requires a solid support and live very long. To the plasterboard, take a stand or wall mount larger one on a hardwood deck.
Not suitable for nitrocellulose lacquer.
Otherwise, it helps out and it costs almost nothing ...