Pyle Multi-Instrument Guitar Stand Rack - Universal Compatibility for Acoustic, Electric & Bass Guitars, Powder-Coated Steel

Fit a 38"" guitar, 30"" guitar and a 1/4 size cello with room to grow

Annoying as hell to build I had to file down the inside of the tubes because they where welded together terrible you need 2 wrenches to get the bolts and nuts on its just bad

This Pyle Multi-Guitar Stand is a decent option for storing multiple guitars, but it comes with some caveats. Firstly, the stand arrived with a faulty screw that completely prevented assembly. This was incredibly frustrating and inconvenient. Luckily, I was able to find a replacement screw at my local hardware store, and once that was fixed, the stand became usable. With the new screw in place, the stand is reasonably stable. It holds my seven guitars without any issues, and the padding seems adequate to protect the instruments. However, I'm still a bit wary about the overall build quality given the initial problem with the screw. Pros: Holds a good number of guitars Adequate padding Relatively stable (once fixed) Cons: Arrived with a broken screw, rendering it unusable out of the box Questionable build quality Not the most aesthetically pleasing design Overall, this stand does the job, but the quality control issues are a concern. If you're willing to potentially deal with some minor assembly problems, it's an okay option for the price. However, if you're looking for something truly reliable and worry-free, you might want to consider spending a bit more on a higher-quality stand.

I saw the trusted brand Pyle and went for it. I bought 3 of these stands. The first one arrived and was not in great shape. The foam is loose fitting and taped on and/or not cut well. The screws and bolts are ill fitting into the holes drilled for them. The holes drilled for screws are not aligned. The bars bend under weight of a full rack of guitars and the the whole thing leans left even after tightening an uncomfortable amount. This is a very cheaply made product that I don't foresee lasting long with regular use. I gave it 1 star because it lasted through the night under a full load of guitars.

Feels really cheap. Came with no bolts/hardware to piece together. I wanted to return but it requires packaging. The packing it came in was so damaged i coundnt use it again for the return. So i wasnt able to return. Just something to keep in mind before ordering. . . the type of box is one of those long ones that is less common.

I'd normally chalk up this kind of quality to ""you get what you paid for"" but this is too bad. Rust, unevenly cut/damaged styrofoam, and damaged/warped plastic end caps, plague this product. Stay away.

Put this thing together and was immediately disappointed. The mai issue is with the way the vertical legs attach to the base. One bolt holds each leg to the base at a 2x2 inch tab. Flimsy and not square (leans to the left). I bought this in a pinch to replace a bunch of single stands while I move. Not sure if I'll keep it or not. I'm confident I could make something better than this but I don't have the time right now.

I love PYLE stuff!!!

Retired all the stands my guitars were sitting on . My studio was cluttered but now it's neat tidy and functional. Caution it might make you want to get another guitar. . . just kidding.

Easy to assemble and now my guitars are in one nice place

don't do it. don't be sucked in by a low price

This thing is flimsy. It may be okay for guitars, but it doesn't handle the weight of bass guitars well. The whole thing leans to one side a bit when loaded down with several basses. It's about as structurally sound as a pile of overcooked pasta. For the money, there are much better stands out there.

The foam on the top is held together with tape. Bolts were too small so I had to spend 10 minutes with pliers trying to get them on, and the top piece isn't sturdy at all! This was NOT worth $40.

They do not provide any tools to put the stand together and the nuts and bolts don't even fit properly. Everything seems to be just a bit to big or a bit to small to fit properly with any other part. I wish I had spent a little more on a nicer guitar stand.

Does the job, but too low to the ground. Spacing could be better

Very difficult to put together—screws and washer nuts too difficult to tighten.

Absolute miserable quality. Returned it without even attempting to assemble it. Foam is held together with tape, holes don't even line up correctly for putting together, uneven pieces, and metal parts under the foam neck rests are rusted.

I wasted literally hours trying to do a simple assembly of this. It looked simple and it is, but it came with no step by step instructions, just a diagram. The nuts and bolts didn't fit, and I had to go to the hardware store to buy replacements. Those made it better, but it is still unstable and does not seem to be as stable as I would expect, even for a cheap stand. Don't buy this item. It isn't worth the hassle or money.

Instructions were unclear, none of the pieces fit together, screw holes were not even cut out on the metal pieces. I didn't even unbox all the pieces before I realized half of them were manufactured incorrectly.

First of all this was probably the worst packaged item I've ever received from Pyle or anyone else for that matter. Right when I opened the box I thought there's no way all the pieces are inside. Sure enough everything was there PLUS a spare washer. Anyway I'll make this short. The build quality on this thing is absolutely terrible; it's laughably bad. It's so flimsy and weak you'd think it could never hold anything BUT I did give it 2 stars because it does function at the very least. It will hold guitars. But for real if you have literally any extra money whatsoever, please do yourself a favor and buy a better stand. I did not see enough comments talking about how cheap and awful this stand is so I thought I'd leave a review.