By
Alex Cawley
Submitted On January 22, 2016
I am sure that you all have that prized possession guitar in your
collection that you are always showing off to everyone that you can.
This prize of yours that you put so much pride into deserves to be shown
off at all times. How can this be achieved? With a stand that shows it
off of course. The question is now, which one should you get?
If you have a man cave with large walls that you would be able to drill into, I would suggest the Top Stage Home and Studio Guitar Keeper. These very simple yet effective wall mounted hangars are perfect to make a wall of guitars that everyone will stare at in awe when walking into the room. Imagine walking into your favorite room to watch television and looking around and seeing your collection of Les Pauls, Fender Stratocasters, Taylor Acoustics, and any other beauties that you have laying around. Sounds like the perfect view to me, and a great conversation piece for your guests. If you have an excessive amount of guitars you can pick up multiple Top Stage Guitar Keepers at once in two and three packs for faster transactions. If installed correctly, the only danger in using this hangar is your guitar bumping against your wall and possibly marking the wall or more importantly leaving marks on your guitar.
If you do not care as much about the presentation, and just want a safe place to keep multiple guitars, something like the Fire Kingdom 9 Folding Guitar Rack would work just fine for you. This stand could be considered the stereotypical rack that you see in videos of different bands working in the studio. It holds a total of 9 string instruments as the name suggests. Notice, however, that I said string instruments because the Fire Kingdom 9 can easily handle a bass, or steel guitar, or almost any other guitar shaped instrument there is. This stand even folds up so it is able to be easily transported between gigs, house, studios, or whatever your situation is. The only downside that I could find in this folding guitar rack is the assembly required out of the box. It only took a couple wrenches and was simple and fast but assembly is assembly, it will always annoy me.
All things considered, if you would like to display your collection in a more organized fashion go for the Top Stage Home and Studio Guitar Keepers. If it is not important to you that they are displayed nicely and you would rather just have a safe place to keep them, go for the a bigger folding rack like the Fire Kingdom.
If you have a man cave with large walls that you would be able to drill into, I would suggest the Top Stage Home and Studio Guitar Keeper. These very simple yet effective wall mounted hangars are perfect to make a wall of guitars that everyone will stare at in awe when walking into the room. Imagine walking into your favorite room to watch television and looking around and seeing your collection of Les Pauls, Fender Stratocasters, Taylor Acoustics, and any other beauties that you have laying around. Sounds like the perfect view to me, and a great conversation piece for your guests. If you have an excessive amount of guitars you can pick up multiple Top Stage Guitar Keepers at once in two and three packs for faster transactions. If installed correctly, the only danger in using this hangar is your guitar bumping against your wall and possibly marking the wall or more importantly leaving marks on your guitar.
If you do not care as much about the presentation, and just want a safe place to keep multiple guitars, something like the Fire Kingdom 9 Folding Guitar Rack would work just fine for you. This stand could be considered the stereotypical rack that you see in videos of different bands working in the studio. It holds a total of 9 string instruments as the name suggests. Notice, however, that I said string instruments because the Fire Kingdom 9 can easily handle a bass, or steel guitar, or almost any other guitar shaped instrument there is. This stand even folds up so it is able to be easily transported between gigs, house, studios, or whatever your situation is. The only downside that I could find in this folding guitar rack is the assembly required out of the box. It only took a couple wrenches and was simple and fast but assembly is assembly, it will always annoy me.
All things considered, if you would like to display your collection in a more organized fashion go for the Top Stage Home and Studio Guitar Keepers. If it is not important to you that they are displayed nicely and you would rather just have a safe place to keep them, go for the a bigger folding rack like the Fire Kingdom.
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