Konig & Meyer Memphis Travel Support for bass guitar- 17550

I already had one of these for my bass, which is a Gibson EB13 and pretty heavy. The stand folds up neat and fits in the case - perfect!I bought a second one when I acquired a Fender Jazz, and low and behold it was considerably smaller! Only a couple of inches, but that makes it a lot less stable and I had to modify it by adding a piece to the back leg.My other gripe is that although these stands are fine for acoustics and guitars like Teles, both my basses have asymmetrical bodies, so I had to drill out and move one arm to make the instrument sit straight - not everyone will have the resources or the patience to do this.It's important for me to have a stand that can fold up inside other things, so I'm putting up with it. The design itself is good, but only for lightish instruments. If you already have an old one and like it and want another the same, beware of progress!

After looking around for many days i decided on the konig and meyer dual guitar stand.I’ve tried a few stands, more expensive ones, where the guitars are angled at the top with little base support. Never trusted these if they are knocked and the guitar falls.The K&M stand has no base support but has two spring loaded hooks/fingers at the top and a large foam support that moves the guitar (or bass) body away from the stand.Its height is adjustable so you can, subject to body sizes, store one guitar and one bass on the same stand, it is solid and stable.Price is good.

Fit my Yamaha FS800 & Squier Strat well by adjust holding feet to different body width, small compact size can put in any guitar gig bag. ideal for travelling when you need to put guitar out of the bag. light weight aluminium frame but strong enough to remain the shape to support guitar weight, all contact parts are good quality rubber covered, so will not cause any scratch to guitar.The only thing to mention is nothing to stabilise the guitar top/neck part , an accident push could cause guitar to fall, but its not what this stand is designed for anyway.Good travel stand that fits the purpose.

I did quite a lot of research on double guitar stands before deciding on this one. Upon its arrival I'm really happy with my choice - it is very substantial and sturdy and looks like it will last a long time. No concerns at all about just having one guitar on it - no worries about it possibly toppling over. Looks attractive too - my son will (hopefully) be much more inclined to practice with the guitars on display than hidden away in their cases.

These fold up very small and should fit all gig bags. They feel well mad with the three legs being aluminium. It is pretty stable, but quite as stable as the Heli models.

Great for my les Paul electric guitar and Taylor acoustic. Very sturdy, very gentle on guitar wood, can’t fault it.Very pleased

This was a gift for my husband who was delighted with it. It doesn’t fall over with one guitar on it.

Really pleased with this it is very sturdy, holds an acoustic and classic well and no risk of marking the neck. Super value for money and great serviceThank you