CAHAYA Guitar Stand Double Guitar Stand with Neck Holder Floor Stand Universal for Acoustic Electric Guitars Bass Banjos Folding Tripod Guitar Stands Holds 2 Guitars Together

Like the product it's useful, however the welding can be a little more robust

This is a very good and STABLE dual guitar stand, Ubass and Mini P bass in my case. The lower (support) arms are VERY stable as they have square shafts that keep the arms from rotating which was the problem with my last stand. These have screw knobs to connect them solidly to the shaft. Top (neck) supports are 1 sturdy piece that swivels but can be secured well. Only slight drawback is that the arms have to be removed to break the stand down and fold up the lower legs. Minor but it means that it is a several minute project. Still my favorite performance stand

First off, the stand was missing the large thumbscrew for the top neck cradle. I had a show at the House of Blues, and needed the double stand. I went to the hardware store to get a temporary screw until a replacement stand was sent. Found the size it needed, but there were only two thread turns for it to grab, so anything you screw into it is useless. I had to use gaffing tape for the show and it was dicey at best. Not what you want holding $$$ basses on.If you’re at home and just want a stand to hold your guitars……maybe, this might work for you. But there are too many parts that you have to keep track of and lose if you’re on the road. Personally, i wouldn’t even use it at home. Also, if you plan to use it for bass guitars, the cradles are shaped so the angle makes the headstock’s hit each other 😡. The only good thing about this unit is the cradles have square pins so they don’t spin. That’s the only thing that’s good.Spend the money on a better stand.

The stand is very unstable and prone to rotating at the slightest touch. When used with two instruments, the heads will be touching, preventing them from fitting securely.

Two Acoustic Guiters hit at the top. One has to be put in place with the back of the guitar out:(

While it does work. It's not very sturdy at all. I used it for about 4 or 5 days. And decided to stop using it. This may work fine with acoustic guitars. Or other similar lighter instruments. But I wouldn't use it for standard electrics, baritone electrics, or bass guitars.1. Placing the body of your guitar all the way back against the base support causes them to fall forward. If the next catch isn't affixed properly, your guitar will fall onto the floor.2. The neck catch is cheap plastic pressed into a hollow tube. It's not affixed at all. Simply unlatching it caused it to pop out several times. This makes the last point a bit more concerning.3. Placing the body of your guitar all the way forward in the base support causes your head stock to hit each other. Unless you extend the center shaft to it's maximum extension. An action that cause the stand to become even more unstable and wobbly.4. Unless you tighten the neck support screw to the point of bending the neck support tube. It will twist over time under the weight of your guitars. Especially if you store and retrieve your guitar often. This could potentially spill your guitars on the floor.Over all, I'm not personally comfortable with using this for my guitars. It's too cheaply made. And just not stable enough. At least for the LP and PRS I had sitting in it. I actually got lucky with that last point. As I caught my guitars in the process of falling once.

I bought another kind of guitar stand before, the kind that does not have a back support. I did not like it because I constantly worried that my guitar would fall and break.This one is much more secure, and it also holds two, so you can save space; totally recommended.

Great buy… looks just like the original photos. Not real sturdy but it will hold.