My eleven year old daughter has been learning the guitar for a while now, we actually bought her an electric guitar last year but when school arranged the lessons they loaned her an acoustic one. This meant we had two guitars to store, it seemed a shame to just bung them in the cupboard as Alice needs to practice regularly so I looked around for some way of putting them away but keeping them in full (and remindable!) view. Having never bought a guitar stand before I didn't know what on earth I was looking for. Luckily I hit the jackpot with the very first stand I looked at, this prettier-than-average pink stand made by Karacha. It's a very basic ...  Read the complete review

Moving into my own place eventually in the middle of last year it was only a short matter of time before I did something I was unable to do in my previous bedroom at my parents, and that was to proudly display the Guitars I have on various stands around a dedicated music room. I was out on the hunt for an affordable, stylish and sturdy Guitar stand and came across this via word of mouth was immediately convinced it was the right product for me and have been ever since! Karacha was a brand I must admit I was vastly unfamiliar with prior to buying this product but now I am confident I will use the site and the product when looking for accessories. ...  Read the complete review

I bought this guitar stand by 'Karacha Guitars' a few years ago and it's served me well the entire time, resting my Ibanez guitar in peace and safety. It cost me about £20 from an online retailer, and it arrived in a cardboard box almost fully assembled - the rubber attachments of the legs, hangers and top lip needed attaching. My stand is black, and it blends behind the guitar, allowing it to take centre stage. I don't like the idea of having a pink stand (as in the picture), it takes some of the glamour from the instrument in my opinion. the stand works perfectly as it should. The arms which grip the guitar underneath support it excellently. The fact that ...  Read the complete review

This is a pretty standard guitar stand, but does exactly what you need at a cheap price. One of these should cost £10 maximum. You can use this stand for most types of guitar, either electric or acoustic, very versatile & makes your guitars very easily accessible, meaning you'll probably end up playing them more than if they're packed away in a flight case somewhere. I prefer this kind of stand to a wall hanging stand, but that's down to personal preference I guess. You can get them in several colours (in case the bright pink stand featured isn't to your taste) & it folds up so it can be used at home, when rehearsing or gigging & ...  Read the complete review

This guitar stand it an extremely useful piece of equipment to have for any guitarist. I have 2, one for my electric, and one for my acoustic, so both types of guitars can fit in this stand. It is very easy to use, and allows extremely easy access to your guitars, which i find makes me play it a lot more than i normally would! The stand is also very compact and lightweight, making it good for travelling with to gigs, band practicing, or just jamming. It is also very stable, which means your guitar should stay safe and will not fall over. One complaint with it may be that it would be better with something to hold the neck of the guitar for some added safety, but ...  Read the complete review