CAHAYA Guitar Stand Multiple Guitar Display Rack Folding Acoustic Guitar Stand Rack For 5 Guitars, Model CY0345

Was sent as a gift to my youngest at university studying music to store their ever growing collection of guitars. They found this easy to assemble themselves and it is a good stable space saver. Good price and very pleased with product.

Functionally the stand is fine and has a high quality aesthetic but it was let down by poor assembly instructions and slightly problematic assembly. When I opened the box, initially it seemed that one nut was missing because it had become detached in transit, but fortunately I located it. It would have been better if all the fixtures and fittings had been enclosed in a single re-sealable bag to avoid this sort of thing happening. The four screws to hold the legs onto the base section were all stored in a single bag. Also the text on the instructions is incredibly small. Fitting the legs was a little tricky because you have to engage the screws through the leg and then pass them through holes in the foam into the holes in the base section. The problem is that the foam which is a nice snug fit is easily misaligned meaning the holes you need to find in the base frame are obscured by the foam. Rather fiddly but not a disaster - you have to jiggle the foam into position to expose the holes. The next problem comes when you come to fit the vertical members. These engage into brackets located on the leg assemblies. When you offer the vertical tube into the bracket the tube does not reach far enough for the holes to align that you need to pass the supplied bolts to secure the vertical tubes to the base. The tubes insertion is limited by some dimples on the base bracket. After checking with the supplier it turns out that you need to push hard (very hard) to force the tube past those dimples until the holes align. This works although the force needed is high enough to scratch the paint off the surface of the tube inside the bracket (not a problem though as you cannot see the scratch which is inside the bracket). Also it is tricky the force the tube in to the correct depth to make the holes align between the vertical member and the base bracket for the bolts to pass through. I had to disengage and re-engage a couple of times until I got it right. To me it seems as though the dimples are in the wrong position (or the tubes are slightly too long). At this price I had not expected to encounter such difficulty to make the parts come together - however once assembled it is a very nice stand.

Great stand , easy to put together. Fits my bouzouki, banjo, and 3 guitar. It doesn't however fit my wide angled V guitar. But thats fine.

Delivery was prompt, and assembly was straightforward. Really nice sturdy and compact stand, exactly what I was looking for. Can fold up for a useful gig stand, but this one is in my practice area for easy access to the guitars. Currently have two in there, both acoustic OM size guitars, plentiful room for 3.

Wasn’t too sure show sturdy this would be as it’s cheaper than most of the other guitar racks on here, but I’ve had a fender rack in the past and if anything I think this one not only looks better but feels sturdier too.Got 4 electrics and an acoustic racked up and no issues swapping between guitars or any wobbling.

Arrived without any screws and the parts were rusty and ill-fitting. I reached out to the manufacturer and they twice sent the wrong replacement parts so I've had to return it.

Easy enough to put together (although the enclosed instructions didn’t quite match) but the box was full of loose black power coating, so I had to wipe everything down before I assembled it, and vacuum up the excess. Other than that, it does the job!

This guitar stand is quite stable, sturdy and reasonably well made. Good for gigging once it’s in place on stage. Access to the instruments on it is good and it will take bass or acoustic guitars too. My only criticism is that the top bar, where the guitar necks rest, is too easily pulled upward ie it doesn’t lock in place. It could do with a locking mechanism of some sort so that it stays in place if and when the stand needs to be moved.