The strongest On-Stage A-frame, the GS7462B features heavy-duty square tubing, velveteen rubber and a "uni-construction" design that means that there are no parts to lose. The patented stepped yoke holds both acoustic and electric guitars as well as desktop mixers and combo amps, so there is no longer a need to own multiple stands when this patented stepped yoke can hold all of them. The unique shape also allows this stand to nest together with others when not is use.

On-Stage Stands GS7462B Professional A-FRAME Stand Features:

• 10-degree tilt back angle and splayed foot print make for a stable foundation
• Velveteen rubber won't damage the finish of your equipment
• This extremely versatile A-Frame can fold flat for travel or nest together with other stands for storage
• Can be used to hold various small amps and mixers
• Patented stepped yoke holds both acoustic and electric guitars, as well as desktop mixers and combo amps

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On-Stage Stands GS7462B Professional A-FRAME Stand Specifications:

• Applications: single guitar/mixer/amp stand
• Padding: velveteen rubber
• Tubing: 1" x 1" square
• Color: black powder coat finish

On-Stage Stands GS7462B Professional A-FRAME Stand

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DON'T put an amp on it!!

Posted by NOLA Rat from Michigan & it sucks on Apr 14, 2009

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Everything

I bought 8 of these stands because I have acoustics, solidbodies, and thinline & deep-dish archtops. The notches in the arms work well for all my guitars, even my V! The glue is cheap though & the foam rubber will fall off. So you glue it back, no biggie. It really is a decent little guitar stand though.

The product description states that the 'patented multi-tiered design' accomodates combo amps. It doesn't say that the 10-degree slant doesn't tilt your amp back enough to keep it stable. It WILL tip forward and fall off the freakin stand upon the slightest nudge, bump, or tug from your instrument cable plugged into the amp's input jack. It happened to me when a tube amp tipped forward & my lil baby hasn't been right since (clean channel volume is stuck on 10. Not good.).

So - it's a good price for a decent GUITAR stand. Don't put ANY other equipment on it unless you're trying to test how rugged it is when it smashes on the floor. Because that's what it will do.

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Whatever happened to the older A-frame # 1333271?

Posted by guitarguy123 from Phoenix, AZ on Dec 30, 2008

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: Professional musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, jazz, blues, country, etc.

This On-Stage A-Frame stand GS7462B (as well as another current On-Stage A-Frame without a model#) is described as having a 10-degree tilt-back angle, but the tubing itself is already angled back at 20 degrees. Add to that the cradle (holding the bottom of the guitar), which protrudes quite a bit from the frame, and as a result the guitar ends up leaning back pretty heavily, more than in On-Stage's older model # 1333271 (why don't they make that one anymore? I liked it much better). Certain guitars may be a bit unstable in the cradle, slide around in it, or even tend to slide out FROM it, because of the heavy reclining position. The current A-frames are also much bulkier and clunkier, leaving me a bit dissatisfied overall. I wish they would bring back the older version.

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On-Stage Stands GS7462B Professional A-FRAME Stand

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