Top StageEssentials Series Home & Studio Guitar Hanger, 2 Pack GR5-Q2

Item arrived promptly, price was cheap, and I received exaclty what I ordered in fine condition. These wall mounts save a ton of space.

I ordered the hangers for my guitars and the display was great. Then I made another order because I still had more wall space and more guitars to display. Eliminated the guitar stands that took up floor space!

The media could not be loaded.  Don't not over tighten holder into base. They are very weak metal.. and will snap.. if over tightened. Just keep it snug.. don't go for that little bit extra tightening. Don't do it.Once attached to walk etc.. they are very strong for hold guitars and bases and banjos. Just funny over tighten like you can with some guitar hooks.5 out of 6 are holding just fine. See photos

Went up easy, guitar hasn't fallen yet. I'd re-buy.

One of the bases stripped out when trying to thread the first hook, so expect some defects in craftsmanship. After all you’re not paying for much here.Having said that they met my needs. I secured a board to the wall (into the studs) and then anchored these on to the board. Holds my Bass, Electric Guitar, Acoustic and Ukulele (barely).

Overall, these two hangers are doing the job, and you can't beat the price! There are pros and cons, but they seem to cancel each other out.The build is a little cheaper than some other ones I've bought in the past. That's not a huge deal since they were pretty cheap to buy in the first place.They don't look as pretty as some other designs, since you can see the 3 silver screw heads on the face of the metal circle while they are on the wall, but I stopped noticing after a while, and it isn't anything a black sharpie can't address.You may end up making a 4th mark in your wall (in addition to the 3 screw holes), as in order to get the bracket to sit level, you may need to twist it past the point where it casually presses against the drywall, possibly creating an impression on the drywall surface.The biggest thing that worried me at first is that the bracket arms are fairly far apart, so some of my guitars with smaller necks appear at first like they might slip through. I tried pulling on them, and it seems like it would take a combination of downward force and a slight rotation to get them to slide out, so just sitting there I think it is fine. I have them hiked up against the back a bit more than usual to ensure even further that they stay snug.Big pro is they are super padded, so I'm not worried at all that anything will get scratched when putting them on or taking them off.All in all, for the price, they do the job fine. Just be aware of some of the aforementioned points in case you are in a situation where those aspects would be less desirable.

The only thing that I have seen as a problem with is they work for some of my guitars but the yoke is too wide for the headstock on Martin, Fender including Strat and Tele guitars. The Tele slips right through and the Strats both rest on the tuner.Gibson and Epiphone are fine as are the Taylors.Bought these to put together a rack for the music room instead of a floor rack. They aren't anything fancy and the black color contributes to the plain look. Plain is what I was looking for. The yoke, post and base are all steel and the yoke and post are covered with black urethane foam.The yoke screws into the base and uses a nut to tighten the post. They are sturdy.I installed them on two pieces of 1 x 4 poplar using 3/4" screws and was able to space them where I wanted them without being restricted by the location of studs in the wall. They come with plastic push in type of hollow wall anchors however I wasn't comfortable hanging a nice guitar on a rack that might pull out of the wall. The hardwood with the right sized screws gave me the clean look I wanted with the strength to hold the guitars securely. Another advantage of this type of rack is that I can take it down and move it when I need to.Overall good value. I'll take a look at bending the yoke in so that it can hold the other guitars.

The braces themselves are great, and the screws provided work just fine. But I would not use the wall anchors that you screw into the wall. These specific pieces are pretty cheap and constantly broke off on me before they were fully screwed in. Shards would fly around the room when they snapped. And this happened for every single one I tried. Thankfully I had my own that worked much better.

Una de las mejores compras que he hecho, resistentes, discretos, estilizados y fáciles de instalar (me toma 5 a 10 min exagerando), usando los componentes incluidos no se necesita más solo hay que saber un poquito para instalar.

Le crochet pliais deja durant sont installation au prix de mes guitare....

hasta el momento han estado perfectos, no tengo ningún problema, soportan excelente mi guitarra y son discretos y los recomiendo

Buena calidad