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13 Dec 11 - 12:28 PM (#3273172) Subject: Folding light guitar stand? From: The Maverick Anyone know anywhere where you can get a lightweight folding guitar stand that will neatly fit in a soft ritter guitar bag? I know they'[re out there as I know someone who got one at a music festival guitar stall. |
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13 Dec 11 - 01:34 PM (#3273215) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: Richard Bridge You mean like this? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Guitar-Stand-Stagg-Universal-Folding-Stand-Electric-Acoustic-01067-/190613721163?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item2c6176904b#ht_3896wt_952 |
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13 Dec 11 - 01:39 PM (#3273219) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: alex s Hercules do a neat mini stand |
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13 Dec 11 - 01:48 PM (#3273224) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: Mark Ross Fender. Fender Folding guitar stand Mark Ross |
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13 Dec 11 - 04:03 PM (#3273288) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: GUEST,Songbob Here's another type: K&M Stand This folds flat enough to go in the gig bag pocket intended for music. Bob |
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13 Dec 11 - 04:48 PM (#3273313) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: Leadfingers I have a neat Stagg stand that I use for Mandolin - Googled Stagg guitar Stand snd found this Selection Assumiong you ARE in UK |
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13 Dec 11 - 07:45 PM (#3273365) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: Ross Campbell I use a K&M type which fits my Ritter soft case. I found a "Pinnacle" branded stand on eBay which looks similar to Guitar Stand Stagg Universal Folding Stand for Electric or Acoustic [#01067] . It fits in the top compartment of my twelve-string's hard case. It's not adjustable. At 12" long it's equal to the minimum length of the Stagg (12"-15") and probably wouldn't fit in a six-string case Also found these on eBay :- Cooperstand on YouTube which look very neat - also very expensive, I think I'd need to see one up close before deciding whether they're worth it. Ross |
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14 Dec 11 - 03:15 AM (#3273460) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: The Maverick Thanks for all the ideas -cheers - have a merry one |
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14 Dec 11 - 05:04 AM (#3273488) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: banjoman We always carry a couple of Pub props with us as thet are small and in their own leather pouches. Clam to any table top or most chair backs and very useful in crowded pubs clubs etc. A good alternate to a folding stand. |
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14 Dec 11 - 02:33 PM (#3273775) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: The Maverick Unfortunately the fend one which I like the most is sold out. |
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14 Dec 11 - 11:39 PM (#3274016) Subject: RE: Folding light guitar stand? From: Fossil I second Mark Ross - the Fender is the one to go for. Light, compact, stable, comes with its own bag. I bought mine in the wonderful Haight Ashbury Music Center several years ago (but they are sold in many other places) and have taken it everywhere I go with the guitar. Never could understand why people pay megabucks for a good axe and then lean it against the wall for any idiot to knock over. At least on a stand, it looks as if someone loves it! And here's a tip for the guitar teachers out there - try and get your students to buy a stand and get into the habit of taking the guitar out of its carry case and putting it on the stand every time. Then it will get a lot more playtime! |