Hercules GS200B EZ Pack Acoustic and Electric Guitar Stand

This is a superbly designed compact stand for your guitar / bass /acoustic instrument.It collapses down to very light and compact package indeed that you can also put in the instrument bag. The design is a genius design in my view.When you use and expand it, don't be too rough - just take it easy as it is mostly plastic (but high quality dense plastic )- pull it apart and erect GENTLY and it will last you a life time.When erected, it has long feet at the front which help to make it stable (distribute the weight). It will even take an Ovation bowl back type of guitar and stand that upright without there being any tendency to move forward - the guitar sits upright and absolutely stable on a FLAT FLOOR (please note). There is no off balance effect at all - you really have to push the instrument forward if you want it to tip forward.I'm not sure that with thicker bodied instruments you'd want to use it in outside gig in high wind but for electric guitars and basses that will essentially be leaning back on the stand, it should not be problem as the instrument will be adding to the weight of those long front stabilisers.There are two yellow expanders on the front to accommodate thicker instruments that press down in order to do so. Normally these will keep your thinner bodied instruments like electric guitar and basses at slight angle and stable on the stand.What else can I say?It works and I'd recommend it to any musician looking for portability or an extra stand.

I’ve bought three of these and they are great. I only need two. I was looking back to see how long ago but Amazon seems to want me to finish this review instead… years anyway.I give it five stars because it is great.. lightweight, fits in the pocket of my guitar case and does what it is required to do perfectly.A couple of weeks ago,One of the sprung supports came off. I don’t realise at the time and a screw and tiny spring were lost. After a thorough search, I found them. One in my vacuum cleaner. 🙄Put it back together again and it lasted perfectly for two weeks.so, I’ve bought three and us the two I have left along with one retired injured but available for spares. 😉

Hercules are my favoured guitar stand manufacturer. They make innovative, good quality and reliable stands and hangers. That's more important for someone who owns several guitars that many might appreciate.This stand is light, portable, and can be used for a variety of guitar types and sizes. The design is clever, the material seems good quality, and the price is about right. My niggle? There is bit more flex in the upright part of the stand than I would like. I have a cheaper folding stand thay feels more rigid. This allows for greater user confidence, I would suggest.Would I buy another? Probably. If the price were discounted.

Second one purchased. Really good quality, secure and practical. Easy storage, well made.

The best thing about this is its design and that it folds away to a nice small neat shape so can be easily packed away.Perfect for taking to and from rehearsals/gigs.It's not the most stable stand or robust as it's almost entirely made of plastic.So I have to assume it will break at some point.But for the price and the clever design it's a worthy piece of kit.I've been using it for rehearsals for a while now and it's a welcome addition and no fuss to have.Recommend.

The featured product photos don't do this brilliantly designed little guitar stand justice. Fully collapsed, it measures just 4 cm (1.5 inches) thick, 25 cm (10 inches) long, and 10 cm (4 inches) wide, looks like a smooth sided oblong box with no protrusions to snag on things, and weighs about the same as a large paperback book - small enough & thin enough to slip easily into a guitar gig bag pocket or even a coat pocket. Pull on the two sides of the "box" and it quickly & easily extends out into a decent sized floor stand, with no wing nuts or other bits to tighten or adjust - large enough to hold both wide bodied acoustic and thin bodied electric guitars thanks to the clips on its floor legs that adjust to the guitar's body width. And yet, despite being so light, it becomes remarkably stable once a guitar is loaded onto it - difficult to knock over if bumped into from the front, although the low level floor leg clips do make it vulnerable to bumps from the side.Not a replacement for larger, heavier & bulkier stands in busy environments where its vulnerability to "side knocking" could be an issue, but perfect if your looking for what must be the smallest, realistically "usable" guitar stand out there - and... it's cheap.

I echo the other reviews on here about this guitar stand. I wanted to mention another feature that I thought was very practical. If you have a space that is long and thin (like a window area) that you want to keep your guitars within, the stands will stack back and back, and will merge together. They are less wide than they are length wise, and they sort of form a 'V' shape.I have four guitars stacked back to back in doing this, and I've saved space while doing so. The flipside to this if you want to showcase the front of a particular guitar, you can move the stand/guitar around and choose a nice spot for it :)

very difficult to rate fully due to the flaw, otherwise, it's fantastic!

GREAT guitar stand for acoustic guitar.I use this with 2 classical guitars, and it works well for any size acoustic guitar.Just got my 2nd one, planning to get one more for my Guild steel string.Folds up really nicely, fits great in my gig bag pocket.

Ocupa muy poco espacio y es muy resistente, excelente funcionamiento. Para abrirlo hay que observar la dirección de las flechas en los extremos!!! Vale la pena y desquita lo que vale 👍

Hercules guitar stands - best quality and workmanship. They secure musicians most prized and cherished gear, our guitars.

Not for heavy electric guitar like my Les Paul Epiphone.

Je voulais un support de guitare qui se range partout et hyper stable.La qualité Hercules !!