I have these around the walls of my studio 11 total and they hold from p-basses to my hummingbird that I wouldn't take a million dollars for.They allow my to have a lot of floor space and they are far enough from the wall for a 12 string not to hit the wall behind it.I also have one in my den right next to my fireplace where my first guitar hangs that I have had for 35 years.I would recommend hitting a stud instead of using the included plastic insert although it would probaly be fine for acoustics and lighter guiatrs .I would NOT hang a les paul with them.this is a very good quailty product that I high;y recommend.

I am a musician and guitar collector.I purchased 2 of these about 2 years ago just to see how they would look and they were really just the 1st brand that I came across.I now have 24 of these and wish I had more wall space because I have 31 guitars.They are very versitile for whatever kind of neck you have and easily moved as long as you get new anchors and can just spackle over the holes,which is very easy to do.I highly recomend them and would only trust these to show all my guitars becuase of the protection and versatility they provide.they are also very classy looking.

I got five of these to hang my guitars and a bass. They look and work great, but the screws that came with each of them are somewhat cheap. I would difinitely recommend them to a friend.

I picked one of these up from my local music shop and I was really impressed with the quality. The wood looks great and the finish is even, and the actual guitar holder is well padded and can easily be narrowed or widened for different sized necks. My only complaint is that the included drywall anchors are lousy. Go out and buy some real ones, unless you want huge holes in your wall.

If properly mounted this is a secure way to hang your bass or guitar on the wall. For all of you married guys out there, here is the most important point: My wife loves these things. We have several of them. It keeps the kids and my instruments handy, but off the floor and out of the way. The kids (and dad) are more likely to practice because the ax is right there during the day. (The only place my wife will not allow me to hang one is in the living room.) Every time I order an instrument, I buy another one of these.