Frameworks Adjustable Guitar Stand, Holds Single Electric or Acoustic Guitar, (GFW-GTR-1000)

I just got this stand in and set it up with my guitar. The build quality is quite good and the item does not feel cheap in any way. There are some nice touches, like the rubberized handle for tightening the height adjustment of the neck holder and swiveling rubber strap to close off the neck. The black finish on all of the metal parts is a very nice smooth matte finish. There is foam covering the parts where your guitar will make contact: on the swiveling base holder on below and on the neck holder. The one place that could use a bit more foam is the "leg" on the body fork. When you put your guitar in to the stand, it is easy to swing the body too far and then make contact with the uncovered portion and overtime that may create some nicks or scratches in the body of your guitar. The legs fold up for a more compact shape for transport or storage, But once I put in the swiveling fork that holds the body of the guitar, It seem to lock itself in and I didn't want to break it by pulling too hard on it. I'm not sure if this is intended to be removable or not, but it does make it harder to store since it's not easily removable. The three legs of the stand have Nice rubber feet on them that plug up the ends of the tubes and help it grip the floor better. All of the tubes have nice rounded plugs on the ends so there are no exposed ends. The attached tag includes a link to the company's contact information along with their three-year warranty info. One tip: I rolled up my card and stuck it inside the bottom of the base tube (see picture), where it is invisible but can stay with the stand and not get lost in case anything ever happens to the stand and I need parts or repair.

I really hope that more people buy this stand so that it gets more reviews than the other top two that come up when searching for guitar stands. It is far superior to both, and the funny thing is, it's the same price (actually $1 cheaper than one of them). The other two I'm referring to are the On Stage XCG4 and the Musician's Gear stand. I bought all three in order to compare their pros and cons. First off, the GFW-GTR-1000 is constructed of much thicker metal tubing than the other two, and it has a much wider stance, with longer legs providing more balance and stability. I would imagine that this allows it to accommodate larger, heavier guitars and basses as well. The assembly was easy, and the parts are much higher quality as well. The rubber feet are larger and appear to be sturdier and longer-lasting. The protection foam is thick and not too pliable or soft. The tightener knob that holds the neck rod in place is larger and easier to turn for adjusting. The only small criticism I have of this one is that it stands a little taller than the other two, and that bugs me a little bit for no "real" reason - just an aesthetic quirk that rubs my OCD the wrong way. I'm sure I'll forget about it soon enough. All around, it's definitely worth the money considering the other two fall in the same price range and are inferior products.

THIS IS A MUST HAVE FOR YOUR GUITAR. WELL MADE AND CONSTRUCTED. PORTABLE A MUST SPACE SAVING A MUST STABLE IS ON IT VERY VESATILE EASE OF USE SATABLITIY IS A MUST FOR THIS PRODUCT TO PROTECT YOUR GUITAR.

A simple and very good stand. It has one flaw: the bottom cradle should have some type of lock mechanism to hold it in place, otherwise if you're not careful, the guitar can slip and fall off the stand. That won't happen as long as you're careful, but it would be nice to have the ability to lock the bottom cradle in place for safety reasons. Otherwise, this is probably the best guitar stand in this price range.

This guitar stand does its job well. It’s sturdy and stable, providing reliable support for my guitar. The padding on the arms and neck cradle helps protect the guitar’s finish, which is a nice feature. Assembly was straightforward, and it’s lightweight enough to move around easily. It works with both acoustic and electric guitars without any issues. Overall, it’s a good, functional stand at a reasonable price.

I've been using this guitar stand since December 2021, and it has held up exceptionally well. It's strong, sturdy, and gives me complete confidence that my acoustic guitar is secure whenever I place it on the stand. The design is simple yet effective, with a solid base that prevents any wobbling or tipping. It’s great for both daily use and long-term storage. If you're looking for a dependable stand for your acoustic guitar, I highly recommend this one. It’s definitely worth it for the peace of mind and durability.

This is a super sturdy stand that puts the center of gravity evenly over the back leg and just desperately wants to stay upright. I love it. Assembly is almost instantaneous and very simple. With only three pieces total that are plug and play (the neck support, the body support and the leg assembly.) The securing strap for the neck has its own recessed plastic piece that the strap loops over very securely. If anyone has ever had a security strap for a stand that instead wraps around the foam itself you know how annoying it can be to get it on or off and how it tears up your protection foam on the neck cradle. This was a solid purchase.

Easy to assemble with a security band to keep your instrument in place.

Great looking stand, sturdy enough to withstand my 8-year old (his guitar), looks good, even commented by his music teacher how good it is. No problems at all, easy to put up by my own inexperienced self. Highly recommended

Me gusto tanto que es el segundo que compro, esta gama de Gator la verdad es que están muy bien hechos, materiales de calidad y resistentes, el precio me parece justo por lo que obtienes.

Fácil de armar, resistente, cumple su función y es bueno por el precio. Sin duda una gran marca a buen precio.

Very good stand for an acoustic. Good neck support for the guitar unlike 'triangle' stands. Padding in all the right areas. All in all good value for money.

Gator Frameworks is a very trusted brand and I am very comfortable endorsing anything they make! This is a good guitar stand. Looks good, very lightweight, and made with high-quality material and paint. It's padded on every surface that touches the instruments so I'm not worried about scratching. One problem I have with it is that the part the holds the side of the body spins around with a lot of ease. It should be possible to look it in place. It can spin around 180 degrees, and if you don't notice and put your guitar on it it won't be sturdy at all. I used some glue on mine but then it's less portable.