Binding: Unknown Binding
Brand: On-Stage
EAN: 0659814710256
Feature: tubular metal stand
Label: On-Stage
Manufacturer: On-Stage
Publisher: On-Stage
Special Features: Portable, single guitar or bass stand.Collapses for easy transport, heavy duty design.
Studio: On-Stage
MPN: XCG4

• tubular metal stand
• heavy-duty
• Single Guitar Stand

The XCG4 holds virtually any acoustic or electric guitar or bass. This is a tubular metal stand with black velveteen rubber padding, a heavy-duty sheet metal leg housing, a security strap on the top yolk of the stand and a matte black powder coat finish. Setup and height adjustment is easy with its non-scratching friction knob.

Customer Rating:
Summary: Great for home use!
Comment: First guitar stand ever owned. Kind of a spontaneous buy, couldn't be happier. Gets the job done and doesn't take up any extra room in the house.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent!!!
Comment: I like this stand very much it has the soft ends to hold your guitar nicely... though it says that this is for on stage stand but i use it at my home to keep the guitar..

i liked it very much and the it was and cheap price with free shipping..

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Good Product
Comment: Finally I can take the guitar out the box and have it on display in the house, its so handy, if i wanna play just grab and go. No more searching in the closet. Good product if you want decoration and convience.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: guitar stand
Comment: This guitar stand (for less than $10.00) is better than the $40.00 models I find at local music stores. It holds the instrument at the right angle and has padding in all the right places.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: A Very Different Experience
Comment: I have not had the positive experience with the XCG4 that other reviewers on this site have had. There are two main problems:
1. The arms at the bottom of the stand which cradle the guitar from underneath swivel wildly and at the slightest touch. Just the act of removing the guitar from the stand can cause the lower arms to swivel out of place so that when I return the guitar to the stand, the lower arms are often turned the wrong way and unless I carefully turn the lower arms back to the correct position before placing the guitar back on the stand, my guitar is likely to go crashing to the floor.
2. The velveteen rubber padding wants to constantly slide off the upper arms leaving the guitar neck exposed to bare metal. The little plastic stoppers at the ends of the arms are supposed to prevent this from happening but when the padding starts to slide off, the stoppers offer little or no resistance and just pop out so I must constantly be pushing the padding back into position and pushing the stoppers back into the ends of the arms. And of course, with the stoppers constantly popping out and rolling across the floor, eventually and inevitably you will lose them, but that's OK because they don't do any good anyway.

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