Gator Frameworks Adjustable Double Guitar Stand, Holds Two Electric or Acoustic Guitars (GFW-GTR-2000)

I’ve had this for about a year now. It’s held 2 high dollar guitars at all times and has never fallen over or given me the impression it can’t do it’s job. I recommend for the price it’s a steal.

Holds two guitars really well. Is pretty light weight but is plenty sturdy and easy to assemble. If you only have 1 guitar on it, it is obviously heavier on the side with the 1 guitar, and it would be possible to bump it and tip it over pretty easily. Not an issue, just something to be careful about. I have guitar straps on my guitars and when I first got it I took one my guitars off and it caught the hook and almost dumped my other guitar onto the floor. This is not a knock of the product, just something to think about when you get it. It looks really nice and does the job well. Would buy again.

It is pretty sturdy. I put a heavy electric guitar on one side and a light weight ukulele on the other and it is stable and doesn’t wobble. Really nice to have one of these instead of two one-instrument holder.

Let me be clear and say I'm happy with this product for the cost and it definitely does the job. But it does feel a bit wobbly and at times when taking guitars off and putting them on feels like it could fall over if pushed or knocked into the wrong way. That being said, I haven't had it fall over yet so in general, so far so good.

Excellent double guitar stand which has saved my grandson’s guitars!!

Got this stand and was immediately disappointed by how flimsy everything is. Additionally, the piece meant to hold the large wing screw in place was completely detached from the pipe, so there was no way to keep the small pipe in place as it slid into the large pipe. A bit hard to describe but based on what I could tell, this assembly was made extremely poorly. Ultimately, I just drilled a hole through both the small and large pipe and put a bolt with some locking washers + nut in place. There was really no other way to fix this nonsense.As you can tell, this is ridiculous effort to fix a clearly flawed design. Add to that the fact that the bottom forked pieces that hold the guitar bases are only barely passable (they spin and are weak).Per my title: don't waste your time here. I'm keeping mine due to all the extra nonsense I did to get it functioning but I would recommend spending more and getting more.

Holds his guitars stable. He likes it.

It does exactly what it says it will do! Holds my boyfriends acoustic and electric guitar at the same time without any problem. It feels very sturdy and secure. Made out of a nice material and doesn't look cheap if you have it out on display.I'm talking off a star only because the two bottom "U" shaped rests spin and twist freely. This makes putting the guitars back in their place just the slightest bit more challenging. If there is a function or a purpose to them moving around I'm not entirely sure what it is. However, it doesn't seem to have any impact on the security of the guitars. We are both completely confident that this stand with keep the guitars safe.If you only have one guitar to display (not sure why/if anyone would do this but just in case...) definitely only get a single guitar stand so the weight is equally distributed. We've never had a problem with the stand tipping over but it is entirely possible that the weight of a guitar, especially an electric guitar, could tip over the stand if it is sat there alone and gets bumped into.Overall, this is exactly what I expected it to be and would definitely recommend it.