On Stage XCG4 Single Guitar Stand

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Immediately after putting it together, I placed a GIbson SG, not the heaviest guitar, on it and the U-shaped rubber coated piece that supports the guitar neck fell off. Fortunately I did not let the guitar fall, since the guitar's neck is thin and made of mohogany, which is not a strong wood. How much force is applied by a guitar neck? When I looked at the broken piece, I saw there was almost no weld. I am surprised that it did not break when it was originally packaged. I am pleased that SAM ASH did accept it back at no cost to me and let me put the cost toward another brand that is doing the job fine.

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Own two of these stands. I find them adequate for my needs. Easy to assemble, light and stable. Would not use it on stage, but fine for home use.

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I live in Delaware and drove 40 miles to the Cherry Hill, NJ Sam Ash store to purchase an acoustic guitar. I mistakenly asked for the "cheapest stand" and was given the XCG4. Later than evening (and 40 miles back home) I found to my great dismay that the vertical shaft screwed in crooked, rendering the stand completely unusable. As such, I do not recommend this bargain product, and suggest one save a lot of heart break and buy a quality stand for a little more cash, or request a salesperson assemble the product in store before making a purchase.

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Well, this stand is good, it holds my guitar and all but... The strap that's supposed to aid in holding the guitar broke. [...] I mean, if you want to put on such a bad strap just take it off and cut the cost a couple bucks, That's to you, On Stage. Disappointed.

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I bought this stand at my local Sam Ash store on clearance. After assembly, I tried to set my VMNTX on it and the fins went straight to the floor. Luckily it didn't wasn't damaged. I was shocked to see this stand as one of the recommended accessories for the VMNT and VMNTX guitars, but then again, the gig bag they recommended didn't fit, either. I still gave it 3 stars because it fit my Stratocaster perfectly.

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Wow, was I upset when I unpacked these stands. I brought 2 brand new stands home to pair with my other 2 I had previously purchased some time ago. At first I was pleasantly surprised by the rubber fastener that secures the guitar neck into the "C" at the top of the stand. My older On Stage stands didn't have that so I used thick rubber bands. Then I became upset.I folded open the three legs of the tripod and set it down. I IMMEDIATELY realized how unstable this stand was even without putting my guitar in it. The problem is that the rear leg is only 4 inches long. My older On Stage stands have a 6 inch leg in the rear providing much more stability. You wouldn't think 2 inches make a big deal but it does. I'm not taking any chances with my gear and taking them back for refund.For [$]it is what it is I mean its a stand and nothing fabulous. Man do I wish On Stage kept the 6 inch leg, however. What a difference it would make. I guess 2 inches of aluminum multiplied by thousands of units equals a savings for manufacturing. But it won't save my guitar if it gets bumped.

Comments about On Stage XCG4 Single Guitar Stand:

Stable and simple to use! (What more can you ask for?)

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it's one of the best i used. it really hold to your instrument securely.

Comments about On Stage XCG4 Single Guitar Stand:

It was an easy set up, even though it did not include instruction. I'm sure you can figure out how to work the stand. But other than that, it's a pretty sturdy stand that you can adjust the height of the guitar, and protect the bottom of wit foam bars. Overall 3 outa 5!

Comments about On Stage XCG4 Single Guitar Stand:

STURDY AND DURABLE! WORKS FOR ME!