I started to play the guitar when I was 17 on a yamaha acoustic. I had a bohemian partner at the time who taught me Led Zeppelin chords and riffs and from there I progressed on to other music. I had grown up around music ( predominantly classical and some 70's rock ) and my taste had developed towards the more " singer/songwriter" type music with hammer on finger gymnastics . fingerstyle and strumming. And so over time, my lowly Yamaha 6 string became one of many acoustic guitars to grace my house. One became two, became three, became lots...... I discovered vintage classical guitars ala Nick Drake and so accumulated a few of those. and then ...  Read the complete review

Once you get past the beginner phase & begin to acquire more instruments, a stand such as this may become a necessity as much as anything. The individual stand alone stands can really clutter up a room if you have too many of them, so something like this is a great alternative. You'll see this kind of stand at the side of the stage at gigs, as it allows you to keep quite a lot of guitars in quite a small space. This stand is for 5 guitars, but I think that is intended for 5 electric guitars, I don't think you'd get 5 acoustics on here (I don't own 5 acoustics personally to test). Because of the thicker bodies on such guitars, you'd probably only get 4 on ...  Read the complete review

Guitar Rack: 5 Guitar Stand Due to my son's bedroom looking more like a guitar warehouse, I decided to buy this Guitar rack that holds up to five guitars, acoustic or electric or a mixture of both. My son currently has two acoustic and two electric guitars all of which fit nicely on this rack with enough room for another guitar, so they are correct in saying the stand is for five guitars. I mentioned this because you can never be too sure on the actual size of something until you have it built up in front of you, to be tested by yourself. However I personally think that five acoustics would struggle to fit on this rack, but a mixture of both works just ...  Read the complete review