I've just ordered my second one of these after using one for about 5-7 years. (I've bought a few guitars in that time, ha ha.) When I felt the need to have more stands around, I knew I'd be coming back to this one. It's tough as nails and saves a TON of space. It's a little bit higher in cost than I'd like, since it's not really got much more metal in it than about three tubular stands, so there was SOME hesitation there...plus, the five-guitar version is only $10 less... But, in all, I don't regret the extra cash for a product I know will hold up for a decade or so. :)

After over 40 years of a Maze of single, double and triple stands in my Jam Room I'm happy with the way this stand has freed up space.I've owned this stand for 5 years and have just ordered another one.I play all Big Body Acoustic/Electrics and although you can't get 7 of these guitars on this stand I am still very pleased with what it has done for me.When the time comes I will order another Warwick 7-Guitar Folding Stand!

Well Dont be fooled by the picture thats not even the stand. It has square tube and it is the worst quality of anything I have bought in years. Should be about 1/3 or the price. My bad for not getting a case stand I guess, live and learn.

Ive heard about this stand I think its perfect. The stand is very sturdy and ive been using it for a couple of months now. Ive been using it for my gigs and my whole band uses it. It folds incredibly easily for proper storage and isnt wobbly what-so-ever. Its a guitar stand! IT DOES WHAT IT SAYS!

this stand is great it is extermely stable and tough but there isn't anything really special aqbout it. it is definitly better to use with electric guitars than acoustic.the steel bars are like solid rock.someone said it was frail and thin like an old lady but the are wrong this could get run over by steam roller and only have a couple scratches. all in all this is nothing more than an expensive stand that can hold 7 guitars.