Die Lieferung hat zehn Tage gedauert. Das wurde aber auch bei der Bestellung sofort mitgeteilt. Die Verpackung war sehr gut. Der Ständer selbst ist perfekt. Er ist sehr solide konstruiert und durchdacht. Die Sicherung der Gitarre durch den automatischen Haltemechanismus funktioniert prima. Klare Empfehlung.

Overall this is a pretty good stand.I wanted a good, sturdy stand to protect my expensive Prucha banjo and this is about the best option out there.The stand is sturdy, has padded arms, and a padded neck holder. There isn't anything on this stand that will scratch my banjo.Unless you have children or a medium to large size dog this stand should be sufficient to protect a banjo from falling over. A cat or small dog probably couldn't knock this over.My only complaint (and why I gave it 4 stars instead of 5) is that the neck holder could be a couple inches higher to provide more clearance for the 5th string tuner. It takes care to place the banjo into the stand without bumping the 5th string tuner on the neck holder.

El mejor regalo que pude dar. Conseguí un buen precio en Prime Daym eso sí, tardo 14 días en llegar pero valió cada segundo la espera.

These are awesome. I have two and they are out all the time. One holds my electric guitar. And the other is ready for the acoustic when it is out. I got these as an investment in not damaging my guitars after close.calls with smaller and lower portable stands. These are easy to fold, quick to set up, sturdy and professional.

Excelente para mí bajo eléctrico y guitarra electroacústica ... Precio excelente

I have received it, set it up - MAINLY - I wanted something that would hold the guitar without me thinking too much (I didn't want something fussy. I really wanted something I could play, put on the stand without getting up, check the recording and then pick it back up to record more and put it back down and repeat. The GS-200 completely meets my needs. It holds my guitar up high enough that I don't need to worry about the 1/4" cable.... it is quick in and out... it also has the safety strap if you are expecting a earthquake (or kids running through). I am very happy. i have a triple stand where my guitars stay most of the times... but when I am playing, recording or writing, I love that I have this one right next to my workstation.

Ideal para moverte con tu guitarra a todas partes, desarmado ocupa realmente muy poco espacio, en mi caso va en la funda de la guitarra sin ningún problema, es muy ligero y funciona bien, la guitarra queda bien sujetada, no le doy las 5 estrellas por parte de los materiales no me convenció, deberían pensar los diseñadores que donde queda sujeta la guitarra deben incluir materiales muy suaves y no de plástico rígido, tengo otro soporte similar y si cuidaron todos estos detalles, esperaba mejores materiales en la construcción por el precio que pagué, de todo lo demás está genial.

I really don't understand how these stands have such stellar reviews on here. It makes me really skeptical about the trustworthiness of the reviews for these stands.I bought 2 of these from Amazon and used them for just a few months. I have 2 guitars in my computer room (a Fender Strat and an standard-style acoustic/electric guitar) that I use for recording and I thought these stands would be perfect for them because they're not ever moved or taken out of the room and I just needed something that I could depend on not toppling over. Within 3 or 4 months (if that), the first stand started to sag towards the right and eventually the Strat slumped to the ground and hit the floor on the bottom before falling forward. Luckily, it wasn't damaged but the stand was clearly failing. I switched the guitars on the two stands since the acoustic is wider and it held it for awhile, but eventually the stand just gave out and the legs would no longer lock. I bought an Amazon Basics stand to replace that one and kept the Strat on the remaining Ultimate Support stand. Within another month or 2, almost the exact same thing happened to the 2nd stand but on the other leg and, eventually, the other leg finally gave out.I'm giving these stands 1 star but would consider bumping that to 2 for only one reason and that's their customer service department but I think I'm even being generous there. When I contacted their customer service, instead of issuing a replacement, they sent me a "repair kit" that had 2 new leg locks in it. The repair kit requires you to drill through a rivet in the base of the stand, unscrew the bolt holding the lock in place, replace the new lock, and then use a pop rivet to rivet the stand back together. Luckily, I have a drill and a rivet gun/riveter and was able to do the repair but it didn't really fix the issue. The stands kinda lock now but the legs are still farther apart than they should be, in my opinion. My Strat just barely stays in place on the one stand and, on the other, it just slides right past the fold-out supports that are on the legs. It works for the acoustic but I fully anticipate that this is temporary and the stands will fail after another few months. I'm still under warranty on both stands so I'm waiting to see what customer support will say this time but I definitely don't think I'll ever be buying these stands again. Since this started, I've now bought 2 more Amazon Basics stands and they work **far** better than these and, despite the fact that those stands are lighter construction and much cheaper, I feel like my guitars are more sturdy and better supported on those stands than they ever were on the Ultimate Support stands.Really disappointed. If anyone has any suggestions or has had a similar experience, I'd love to hear it. Maybe I'm doing something wrong with these but it's not like it's rocket science. They're guitar stands, for crying out loud.Attachments: I've added a pic of the 2 broken leg locks. Notice how they both failed in exactly the same way on 2 different legs and you can see the 2nd leg section starting to break also.