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The Studio™ Standard Guitar Case Stand
$411.00 – $453.00
Highlights
- Neatly diminish clutter, housing your guitar cases in an orderly, space-saving rack
- Choose from various sizes to ensure a perfect fit for your space
- Cherry-stained hardwood rails provide elegance and sturdy support
- Hardwood dowels protect your cases: remaining separated and upright
- Unique “F”-hole shaped cutouts on the sides add an aesthetic appeal
- Optional Wheel Kit for enhanced mobility
- Take pride in USA Made craftsmanship
Frequently Asked Questions
*Q: How many cases will fit in the Regular and Grande models?
A: The Regular model will fit a mix of approximately 5-7 acoustic and electric cases. The Grande model will fit a mix of approximately 7-9 acoustic and electric cases. But if you have only acoustic cases, or you have some gig bags with side pockets that jut out, the capacity may be lessened. To maximize the storage capacity, you could remove the dowels/separators to gain approximately 7 inches additional storage space. The best way to determine how many cases will fit is to measure all your cases side-by-side. The Regular model will fit a total width of 36″. The Grande will fit a total width of 47.5″.Q: Can the rack hold cases for Gibson Flying V, Firebirds, Explorers and other odd-shaped instruments?
A: Cases for Gibson Firebirds and Explorers should fit without a problem. Flying Vs should fit if one of the sides and the bottom of the case form a right angle. While not designed for it, Flying V cases with a wedge-shaped bottom may be able to be positioned to sit in the rack but it is not guaranteed.Q: Can the rack be placed directly against the wall?
A: Because the guitars/cases need to lean, you will need a few inches of clearance. Anywhere from about 2 to 7″ depending on case size.Q: Will it hold cases for ukuleles or mandolins?
A: No it will not. If you want to hold mandolin and ukulele cases in addition to guitar cases, please see our Studio Deluxe racks.Q: What are the Standard model’s side pieces made from?
A: The curved sides are made of simulated cherry wood grain, scuff-resistant, high pressure laminate over an MDF wood core. The 3 support rails are solid hardwood. If you’d like shop for other wood options, checkout our entire selection of wood guitar stands.Q: How high will my guitars sit from the floor?
A: Guitars and cases, when on the racks, sit approximately 3 inches above the floor.Q: Can I order a custom size version?
A: Sorry but we are not accepting customization requests at this time.
The Session-Pro™ Double-Stack Mobile Guitar & Case Shelf Racks
$1,244.00 – $1,274.00
- Experience relief from clutter – storing up to 18 guitars or 20 cases in a small area
- Steel-reinforced case rails provide maximum support for heavy loads
- Enjoy your preferred shelf configuration: guitars only, cases only or hybrid
- Feel comfortable about your instruments with uniquely shaped rails to cradle guitars securely
- Gain peace-of-mind with nitrocellulose-safe materials at all guitar contact points
- Easily move your collection around your space with the help of heavy-duty wheels with brakes
- Trust in USA Made quality manufacturing
Highlights
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many inches of space are needed between the rack and the wall?
A: You can expect to keep the rack anywhere from 6-12″ from the wall in order to accommodate the lean of the cases. This will depend upon the size and shape of the case as well as how you position the case in the rack. If you purchase the guitar-only version, expect to keep it 4-8″ from the wall, depending on the type of guitar.Q: What are the primary differences between this product and the Band Room Double-Stack™ Guitar Shelves?
A: The Session-Pro Double-Stack is ideal for studios and collectors in need of large-capacity storage of high-end guitars and heavier solid body guitars and/or cases and features extra support brackets and nitrocellulose-safe neck holders. On the other hand, the Band Room Double-Stack is ideal for schools, music programs and guitar players in need of large-capacity storage of lighter-weight guitars and/or cases.Q: What shape of instruments will fit the guitar-rails of the Session-Pro Double-Stack?
A: Most electrics and dreadnought acoustics with curved bottoms will fit. But instruments with extreme angular bottoms, such as Flying Vs or Firebirds or Explorers, will not fit.Q: What size of instruments will fit the guitar-rails of the Session-Pro Double-Stack?
A: If you have an oversize or non-conventional shaped instrument (like jumbo guitars, Dobros and other resonators, or Weissenborn lap slide guitars), it’s best you measure your guitar and use the following dimensions as your guide:
a. max depth of instrument neck from fret-side to back-side: 1.25″
b. max length of instrument body: 42″
c. max thickness of instrument body: 5″Q: Does the listed height of 71 ½” H inches include the wheels?
A: Yes it does.Q: If CASES are placed on the top shelf, what are the ceiling height requirements?
A: The following are approximations that apply to the majority of cases in these categories:
Dreadnought cases: at least 78-80 inches (depending on case size)
Rectangular cases: at least 86-88 inches (depending on case size)
Dreadnought bass cases: at least 86-88 inches (depending on case size)
Rectangular bass cases: at least 96-98 inches (depending on case size)
In addition, you can opt to remove the wheel kit and gain about 6″ of additional head room.Q: If GUITARS are placed on the top shelf, what are the ceiling height requirements?
A: The following are approximations that apply to the majority of guitars in these categories:
Regular Guitars: 76-78 inches (depending on instrument size)
Regular Basses: 84-86 inches (depending on instrument size)
Dreadnoughts: Coming soon…
In addition, you can opt to remove the wheel kit and gain about 6″ of additional head room.Q: What size doorway will this product fit through?
A: The rack will fit through doorways that are as large as 80 inches high and 33 inches wide. If you are trying to move it loaded with guitars and/or cases, you will need to add an additional 6-8″ of width, mostly for cases. But this is only an estimate and can vary with certain guitars and cases. The height should not be a problem unless you have bass cases which may require more headroom. Rectangular cases on the top shelf might require 86-88″ of height. Unless you are constantly moving the rack between rooms, it’s probably best to remove the instruments before moving it through a standard doorway.Q: How easy is the rack to assemble?
A: We provide clearly illustrated instructions and all necessary hardware. Still, this product is semi-complex and will be much easier to assemble if you have help from a second person.Q: Can the rack hold CASES for Gibson Flying V, Firebirds, Explorers and other odd-shaped cases?
Cases for Gibson Firebirds and Explorers should fit without a problem. Flying Vs should fit if one of the sides and the bottom of the case form a right angle. While not designed for it, Flying V cases with a wedge-shaped bottom may be able to be positioned to sit in the rack but it is not guaranteed.Q: How many cases will fit on the case rails?
A: The case rails are designed to hold 10 guitars in their cases on each level. You may be able to fit additional cases on each level of case rails; however, if they are solid body or heavy electrics, we don’t recommend more than 10 per level as the rails may begin to bow.Q: Can this product be assembled and used without the wheels?
A: Yes. We provide the wheels just in case the rack needs to be moved around a room but it can certainly be used without the wheels.Q: Can the Session-Pro Double-Stack hold rectangular cases?
A: Yes, the case-only and hybrid versions can both hold rectangular cases.Q: How does the rack ensure that any rectangular cases are held upright and don’t tip over?
A: There is a specially designed pick-shaped “bookend” that holds the guitar cases upright and together.Q: Will the shelves hold bass cases?
A: Rectangular bass cases can be used on the top shelf but they will not fit on the bottom shelf.Q: What materials are this product made from?
A: Black HPL sides with chrome-color trim and birch rails.Q: In the hybrid rack (SPDGC), can the guitar cross-rails be placed on either level?
A: Yes, in the assembly instructions it will show that you can set it up on either the top or bottom – whichever custom setup you prefer.Q: In either the hybrid or guitar only version, how do you place a guitar in the lower rack, or remove a guitar from the lower rack when the rack is fully loaded?
A: To place guitars in the bottom level you simply place the neck in the slot and the body will follow in the cradle. The opposite for removing it. Lift the body off the cradle so the neck clears and remove it.
The Studio™ Deluxe Guitar Case Storage Rack
$535.00 – $587.00
Highlights
- Effortlessly reduce clutter by organizing your guitar cases in a compact manner
- Enjoy elegant wood finishes and herringbone inlays that blend beautifully with your décor
- Keep your guitars safe and secure with sturdy hardwood rails and dowel partitions that hold your cases separated and upright
- Add convenience and mobility to your setup with the optional Wheel Kit
- Take pride in a durable USA crafted product of exceptional quality
Frequently Asked Questions
*Q: How many cases will fit in the Regular and Grande models?
A: The Regular model will fit a mix of approximately 5-7 acoustic and electric cases. The Grande model will fit a mix of approximately 7-9 acoustic and electric cases. But if you have only acoustic cases, or you have some gig bags with side pockets that jut out, the capacity may be lessened. To maximize the storage capacity, you could remove the dowels/separators to gain approximately 7 inches additional storage space. The best way to determine how many cases will fit is to measure all your cases side-by-side. The Regular model will fit a total width of 36″. The Grande will fit a total width of 47.5″.Q: Can the rack hold cases for Gibson Flying V, Firebirds, Explorers and other odd-shaped instruments?
A: Cases for Gibson Firebirds and Explorers should fit without a problem. Flying Vs should fit if one of the sides and the bottom of the case form a right angle. While not designed for it, Flying V cases with a wedge-shaped bottom may be able to be positioned to sit in the rack but it is not guaranteed.Q: How many inches of space are needed between the rack and the wall so the cases do not rub against the wall?
A: Because the cases need to lean, you will need a few inches of clearance. In general we suggest you leave approximately 6″ of space between the rack and your wall but it can vary somewhat depending on your models of cases.Q: How high will guitars sit from the floor?
A: When placed on the racks, cases sit approximately 3″ above the floor.Q: What are the Deluxe models made from?
A: The side pieces are made of real wood veneer over an MDF wood core, with herringbone inlay along the edges. The four support rails are solid hardwood. If you’d like shop for other wood options, checkout our entire catalog of American-Made wood guitar stands.Q: Will it hold cases for ukuleles or mandolins?
A: Yes it will. The Studio Deluxe models have an additional support rail that will allow the rack to hold a variety of mandolin and ukulele cases in addition to guitar cases.You will find many of the customer photos contain these smaller instruments.
Q: Can I order a custom size version?
A: Sorry, we are not accepting customization requests at this time.
The Studio™ Harmony Guitar Case Stand
$300.00 – $350.00
Highlights
- Neatly diminish clutter, storing your guitar cases in an orderly, space-saving rack
- Designed to store both acoustics and electrics
- Gray sides and black rails provide sturdy support in a modern color scheme
- Choose from two sizes to ensure a perfect fit for your space
- Take pride in USA Made craftsmanship
Frequently Asked Questions
*Q: How many cases will fit in the Regular and Grande models?
A: The Regular model will fit a mix of approximately 5-7 acoustic and electric cases. The Grande model will fit a mix of approximately 7-9 acoustic and electric cases. But if you have only acoustic cases, or you have some gig bags with side pockets that jut out, the capacity may be lessened. The best way to determine how many cases will fit is to measure all your cases side-by-side. The Regular model will fit a total width of 36″. The Grande will fit a total width of 47.5″.Q: Can the rack hold cases for Gibson Flying V, Firebirds, Explorers and other odd-shaped instruments?
Cases for Gibson Firebirds and Explorers should fit without a problem. Flying Vs should fit if one of the sides and the bottom of the case form a right angle. While not designed for it, Flying V cases with a wedge-shaped bottom may be able to be positioned to sit in the rack but it is not guaranteed.Q: Can the rack be placed directly against the wall?
A: Because the cases need to lean, you will need a few inches of clearance. Anywhere from about 2 to 7″ depending on your case sizes.Q: Will it hold cases for ukuleles or mandolins?
A: No it will not. If you want to hold mandolin and ukulele cases in addition to guitar cases, please see our Studio Deluxe guitar racks.Q: What materials is the Studio Harmony made with?
A: The curved sides are made of scuff-resistant, high-pressure laminate over an MDF wood core. The 3 support rails are solid hardwood. If you’d like shop for something that is more wood-centric, checkout our entire line of American-Made wooden guitar stands.Q: How high will my guitars sit from the floor?
A: Guitars and cases, when on the racks, sit approximately 3 inches above the floor. Of course, if flooding is a threat where you live, we strongly encourage you to avoid keeping your guitars in a basement.Q: Can I order a custom size version?
A: Sorry but we are not accepting customization requests at this time.
The VersaRack™ Multi Guitar & Case Stand
$189.00 – $229.00
Highlights
- Enjoy premium USA-made craftsmanship without breaking the bank
- Future-proof your guitar storage with adaptable design
- Simple assembly requires no hardware and no tools
- Nitrocellulose-safe materials to protect your vintage instruments
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How does the VersaRack transform from a case holder to a guitar stand?
A: Transforming the VersaRack is a breeze. Simply insert the 3-guitar or 6-guitar add-on, place the protective foam on the bottom rails – and it seamlessly becomes a stylish guitar stand! Note – if you purchase the 3-guitar stand, it can only convert to a case-only rack, not a 6-guitar rack, unless you purchase (separately) the 6-guitar add-on. And if you purchase the 6-guitar stand, it can only convert to a case-only rack, not a 3-guitar rack, unless you purchase (separately) the 3-guitar add-on.Q: What size of guitars will fit the guitar-only and hybrid versions?
A: Most electrics and dreadnought acoustics will fit. But instruments with extreme angular bottoms, such as Flying Vs or Firebirds or Explorers, will not fit. And if you have an oversize or non-conventional shaped instrument (like jumbo guitars, Dobros and other resonators, or Weissenborn lap slide guitars), it’s best you measure your guitar and use the following dimensions as your guide:
a. max depth of instrument neck from fret-side to back-side: 1.5″
b. max length of instrument body: 24″
c. max thickness of instrument body: 6″Q: How many cases will VersaRack hold?
A: *The case-only variation (VR6C) will fit a mix of approximately 6 acoustic and electric guitar cases and the hybrid model (VR3G) will fit up to 3 cases. If you have only acoustic cases, or if you have gig bags with side pockets that jut out, the capacity may be lessened. The best way to determine how many cases will fit is to measure all your cases side-by-side. The Versa Case Rack will fit a total width of 42 inches. The hybrid will fit a total width of 19.5 inches of space for cases.Q: Is the VersaRack suitable for all types of guitars and cases?
A: The VersaRack is designed to accommodate most common, regularly-shaped guitar types and standard-sized cases, including acoustic, electric, and bass guitars. However, atypical guitars and cases like flying Vs will not fit.Q: What’s the maximum weight capacity of the VersaRack?
A: The VersaRack can comfortably support the weight of both guitars and cases, solid or hollow-body, ensuring stability and security.Q: What type of wood is the VersaRack made from?
A: The VersaRack is constructed using high-quality, durable Baltic Birch and nothing more. There’s no nuts, no screws, no washers. If you’d like to shop for a more elegant solution, you can check out our entire selection of American-Made wooden guitar stands to find something that truly fits your preferences.
The Session™ Deluxe Multiple Guitar Stand
$617.00 – $679.00
- Gracefully eliminate clutter, showcasing your guitars in a structured, elegant stand
- Nitrocellulose-safe wool felt at all guitar contact points for max protection
- Available in three elegant wood finishes to complement your space
- Choose from 5 and 7 guitar capacities to suit your collection size
- Herringbone inlay edging adds a touch of sophisticated craftsmanship
- Sturdy hardwood rails to securely cradle your cherished instruments
- Attractive “F”-hole shaped cutouts adding a stylish aesthetic appeal
- Proudly Made In USA, a testament to premium quality craftsmanship
Highlights
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What materials are used where the guitars touch the rack, and is it safe?
A: We use nitro safe wool felt at all guitar-contact-points to protect your instruments’ delicate finishes.Q: Can the rack be placed directly against the wall?
A: Because the guitars need to lean, you will need to leave a few inches of clearance. Anywhere from about 2 to 7″ depending on the he length of your guitars.Q: How do I know if my will my guitar fit in this stand?
A: All guitars with a curved bottom should fit without a problem. Guitars with extreme angular bottoms, such as Flying Vs, will not fit.Q: Can this stand fit jumbo guitars (5″ depth in body) comfortably next to each other?
A: Yes, it will fit 5″ body guitars just fine.Q: Will this fit even larger guitars like Dobros and Weissenborns?
A: No. Due to the neck sizes of these instruments, the Session Racks are not designed to accommodate these instruments.Q: What are the Deluxe models of this wood guitar racks made from?
A: The four support rails are solid hardwood. The side pieces, lined with herringbone inlay along the front edges, and are made of real wood veneer over an MDF core.Q: Can I order a guitar stand with wheels?
A: Our Session Deluxe models are NOT designed to be mobilized. However, if you need a stand on wheels, checkout our Session-Pro model multi guitar stands which have specially designed cradles which securely hold guitars in place while on the move.Q: How high will my guitars sit from the floor?
A: When your instruments are placed on the rack they sit approximately 3 inches above the floor. Of course, if flooding is a threat where you live, we strongly encourage you to avoid keeping your guitars in a basement.Q: Can I order a custom size version?
A: Sorry we are not accepting customization requests at this time.
The Carousel™ Deluxe Rotating Multi Guitar Stand
$1,029.00 – $1,929.00
Highlights
- Holds 6 guitars in just 3 ft of space, optimizing your room’s functionality
- Can effortlessly double in height to accommodate 12 guitars
- Rotating base enables easy 360° access and display
- Nitrocellulose-safe materials at all contact points protect your guitars
- Crafted from elegant sapele mahogany and durable birch for a luxury appeal
- Decorative herringbone wood inlay edging adds a refined touch
- Your guitars rest on soft cushions, ensuring their pristine condition
- Proudly Made In USA, a testament to top-notch quality craftsmanship
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What materials do you use where the guitars touch the rack, and is it safe?
A: We use wool felt at all guitar contact points to keep your guitar finishes safe, especially if you have valuable guitars with a nitro-cellulose finish.Q: What size and shape of guitars will fit the Carousel?
A: Most electrics and dreadnought acoustics with curved bottoms should fit without a problem will fit. But instruments with extreme angular bottoms, such as Flying Vs or Firebirds or Explorers, will not fit.And if you have an oversize or non-conventional shaped instrument (like jumbo guitars, Dobros and other resonators, or Weissenborn lap slide guitars), it’s best you measure your guitar and use the following dimensions as your guide:
a. max depth of instrument neck from fret-side to back-side: 1.5″
b. max length of instrument body: 26″
c. max thickness of instrument body: 6.5″Q: What is the total height of the two-tiered Carousel, when loaded with guitars and/or basses?
A: That depends on the sizes of your instruments. Smaller guitars, such as 39-inch Les Pauls, Stratocasters or Telecasters would bring the total height to about 90 inches. When loaded with bigger guitars like a Gretsch or an electric bass, the total height could be about 96 inches.Q: What is suggested ceiling height for use of the two-tiered Carousel?
A: Nothing shorter than an 8 foot ceiling.Q: Will the Carousel still rotate if it is placed on carpeting?
A: Yes, the Carousel will spin just as easily on carpeting as it would a hard surface. The rotating guitar stand actually sits on a separate base and spins on that base, not directly on the carpet.Q: Will bass guitars fit in the lower tier of the combined Carousel?
A: No, you will need to keep your bass guitars in the top tier.Q: Do you offer a version of the Carousel where all the guitars face the same direction?
A: Sorry, no. If all the guitars faced the same direction, the diameter of the round bass would have to be at least 4 inches bigger, to accommodate 6 guitars and to keep them from touching each other. The current design with a compact 36-inch base utilizes the empty spaces created by the wedges that the round base is divided into.
The ShowCase™ Deluxe Guitar Display Case
$1,199.00 – $1,299.00
Highlights
- Holds both acoustic and electric guitars
- Luxurious sapele mahogany and herringbone inlay
- Full-length L.E.D. lighting to brilliantly showcase your instrument
- Boveda® Humidity Control System to help protect your instruments
- Plug-in or battery electrical chord available for your preference
- Optional lock and key add-on for enhanced security
- ¼” glass door with a nitrocellulose-safe gasket to shield your guitar
- Choose from optional backdrops to personalize your display
- U.S.A. Made quality for lasting durability
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How do I know if my guitar will fit in the ShowCase?
A: The ShowCase is designed to be both an acoustic and electric guitar display case but regardless of the type of instrument, you’ll first need to measure your guitar from the point where the head stock widens over the neck to the bottom. That measurement should be less than 37 inches for the length to fit in the cabinet. The width of your guitar at its widest should be less than 21 inches. If your guitar body depth is 6 inches or less, you should be fine. Most bass guitars will not fit.Q: How does the humidity control system work?
A: We include Boveda brand 2-way humidity control packets which help protect your wooden instrument against warping, cracks and other damage caused by a lack of humidification or too much humidification. The Boveda packet placed in a recessed tray helps to maintain a 40%-50% relative humidity level inside the display case. If you live in an extremely dry or humid climate you might want to purchase the larger 320 gm Boveda packs which can be placed in the bottom of the cabinet.Q: How long does the Boveda packet last before it needs replacing?
A: When the Boveda packet becomes dry and crispy, then it’s time to replace it with a new one. Boveda says you can expect 2–6 months of usage life depending on the container and external environment.Q: How does it mount to the wall?
A: The cabinet is supported by a cleat that you attach to the wall. You will have to drill 4 holes in the wall. Holes in the cleat are 16 inches apart, so if you have a standard wall and can locate the wall studs, you should be able attach the cleat using 4 screws (included), screwed into 2 studs. If you cannot locate the studs, we also provide 4 toggle bolts. (If your studs are not 16 inches apart, we recommend that you attach with 2 screws into a stud and use toggle bolts for the other 2 holes.) Detailed instructions will be included.Q: If I use batteries, how many do I need? How long will they last?
A: The battery pack uses 8 AA batteries. In testing, we have kept the lights on continuously for over 48 hours before they started to fade a little bit.Q: What will I need to assemble the Showcase?
A: You will need a drill, a level, and a screwdriver. All hardware (screws, etc.) are included. Detailed, illustrated instructions are also included.Q: Is the glass UV protected?
A: No the glass does not contain UV protection.Q: Why is it important that the gasket, which seals the door shut, be made of a nitrocellulose-safe material?
A: The gasket is made of an inert foam material. Other kinds of gaskets, mostly containing rubber, can break down over time and produce corrosive gasses in an enclosed, sealed environment, which can be harmful to vintage guitars that have a nitrocellulose finish.
The CrossCurve™ Deluxe Single Wood Guitar Stand
$349.00
Highlights
- Unique design allows you to display your guitar from the front or side, showcasing elegance
- Crafted from Sapele Mahogany and Hard Rock Maple for a luxurious look
- Herringbone inlay edging adds a sophisticated touch to your space
- Nitrocellulose-safe materials at all contact points ensure max protection for vintage instruments
- Supple genuine leather sling and safety strap provide secure support
- Proudly Made In USA, epitomizing top-notch quality and craftsmanship
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How secure is the guitar in the stand?
A: Very. There’s an additional leather safety strap to hold your guitar securely in place.Q: What type of guitars will fit in the CrossCurve?
A: All guitars with a curved bottom should fit without a problem. Guitars with extreme angular bottoms, such as Flying Vs, will not fit.Q: Do you accept orders for custom wood finishes?
A: Sorry we are not accepting customization requests at this time.SPECS
Dimensions
11″ W x 28″ H x 22″ DWeight
11 lbsManufacturer
A&S Crafted ProductsMAP
$349Price
Please complete dealer application
The Pro-File™ Wall Mounted Ukulele & Mandolin Hanger
$242.00
- Easily holds both ukuleles and mandolins, providing versatility for your diverse collection
- Angled hangers smartly conserve wall space for a neat setup
- Beautifully engraved maple hardwood adds a rustic charm to your space
- Custom rosette inlay exudes a touch of refined craftsmanship
- All necessary mounting hardware included for an easy installation
- Proudly Made In USA, embodying superior craftsmanship and durability
Highlights
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: In the pictures, all the instruments are angled to the right. Can they be turned to the left?
A: Yes, the hangers can be easily mounted so your instruments face left. It’s just a matter of rotating them 180 degrees before inserting the mounting screws. Very simple, very quick.Q: How does it mount to the wall?
A: At least two holes to be drilled into the wall. Four is ideal but two will do it. You should find, and use, at least one stud in the wall. The wall fasteners get put through the wooden base and into the wall BEFORE the 4 black metal guitar hangers are attached to the wooden base.Q: Will this product also accommodate violins?
A: Sorry, no it will not.SPECS
SKU
PFUDimensions
36″ W x 6″ HWeight
8 lbsManufacturer
A&S Crafted ProductsMAP
$242Price
Please complete dealer application
The Pro-File™ Wall Mounted Multi Guitar Hanger
$242.00
- Versatile design holds your electrics, acoustics, basses, and banjos effortlessly
- Angled hangers smartly conserve wall space for a neat appearance
- Beautifully engraved maple hardwood enhances your room’s aesthetics
- Custom rosette inlay adds a touch of refined craftsmanship to your space
- All necessary mounting hardware included for a easy installation
- Proudly Made In USA, showcasing superior craftsmanship and durability
Highlights
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: In the pictures, all the guitars are angled to the right. Can they be turned to the left?
A: Yes, the hangers can be easily mounted so your guitars face left. It’s just a matter of rotating them 180 degrees before inserting the mounting screws. Very simple, very quick.Q: How does it mount to the wall?
A: At least two holes to be drilled into the wall. Four is ideal but two will do it. You should find, and use, at least one stud in the wall. The wall fasteners get put through the wooden base and into the wall BEFORE the 4 black metal guitar hangers are attached to the wooden base.SPECS
SKU
PFGDimensions
36″ W x 6″ HWeight
8 lbsManufacturer
A&S Crafted ProductsMAP
$242Price
Please complete dealer application
The Session™ Standard Multiple Guitar Stands
$504.00 – $525.00
- Tidy up your space by arranging your guitars in a sleek, orderly stand
- Choose from 5 and 7 guitar capacities to suit your collection‘s size
- Nitrocellulose-safe wool felt at all contact points ensures protection
- Cherry-stained hardwood rails provide elegance and sturdy support
- High-pressure laminate sides in a cherry wood grain finish for a luxury look
- Attractive “F”-hole shaped cutouts add a unique aesthetic appeal
- Proudly Made In USA, a hallmark of superior quality craftsmanship
Highlights
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What materials are used where the guitars touch the rack, and is it safe?
A: We use wool felt at all points where the stand contacts your guitar’s finish, keeping it safe, especially if you have valuable guitars with a nitrocellulose finish.Q: Can the rack be placed directly against the wall?
A: Because the guitars need to lean, you will need to leave a few inches of clearance. Anywhere from about 2 to 7″ depending on the length of your guitars.Q: Can this fit jumbo guitars (5″ depth in body) comfortably next to each other?
A: Yes, it will fit 5″ body guitars just fine.Q: Will all guitar shapes fit?
A: All guitars with a curved bottom should fit without a problem. Guitars with extreme angular bottoms, such as Flying Vs, will not fit.Q: Will this stand fit even larger guitars like Dobros and Weissenborns?
A: No. Due to the neck sizes of these instruments, the Session Racks are not designed to accommodate these instruments.Q: What are the Standard model side pieces made from?
A: The curved sides are made of simulated cherry wood grain, scuff-resistant, high-pressure laminate over an MDF core. The three support rails are solid hardwood. If you’d like shop for other wood options, checkout the Deluxe model of this same wood guitar stand.Q: How high will my guitars sit from the floor?
A: When placed on the racks, instruments sit approximately 3 inches above the floor. Of course, if flooding is a threat where you live, we strongly encourage you to avoid keeping your guitars in a basement.Q: Can I order one with wheels?
A: Our Session Standard models are NOT designed to be mobilized. However, if you need a stand on wheels, checkout our Session-Pro™ model multi guitar stands which have specially designed cradles which securely hold guitars in place while on the move.Q: Can I order a custom size version?
A: Sorry, we are not accepting customization requests at this time.
The Session-Pro™ Mobile Guitar Rack
$772.00 – $896.00
Highlights
- Perfectly suited for studios and stages for professional use
- Choose between 4 and 8 guitar capacities to suit your collection’s needs
- Nitrocellulose-safe wool materials at all contact points for protection
- Heavy-duty wheels with brakes for effortless maneuverability and stability
- Leather strap neck holders ensure extra security for your instruments
- Proudly Made In USA, symbolizing premium quality and craftsmanship
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can the rack be placed directly against the wall?
A: Because the guitar headstocks lean beyond the back side of the rack, you will need a few inches of clearance. Expect anywhere from 2-7″ depending on your guitar size.Q: What size and shape of guitars will fit the Session-Pro?
A: Most electrics and dreadnought acoustics with curved bottoms will fit. But instruments with extreme angular bottoms, such as Flying Vs or Firebirds or Explorers, will not fit. And if you have an oversize or non-conventional shaped instrument (like jumbo guitars, Dobros and other resonators, or Weissenborn lap slide guitars), it’s best you measure your guitar and use the following dimensions as your guide:
a. max depth of instrument neck from fret-side to back-side: 1.25″
b. max length of instrument body: 26″
c. max thickness of instrument body: 5″Q: Does the 43″ height include the height of the wheels?
A: Yes it does include the wheel height too.Customer Photo Gallery
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Effortless Sales with A&S’ Drop-Shipping Service
If you don’t have the space for storing inventory, or you simply don’t want to bother, we can drop-ship to your store, or directly to your customers. All you do is collect the order, and earn the commissions!
This is an outstanding solution to storing your guitar cases. I really like the flexibility of the pegs to determine how best to organize your cases, especially since they come in widths and shapes. It’s very well designed.
Henry G.–