Folding Guitar Stand with Auto-Lock System and Soild Tripod for Single Bass, Acoustic, Electric, Classical Guitar or Ukulele

I love every thing about this puppy…easy breakdown portability & set up. Light weight. Takes up very little space in your gear transportation. The cushioned protection for your guitar’s preservation is the best I’ve seen. It’s a very stable stand when set up & tested. The top “soft-clamps” are perfect for holding your neck straight & secure.If you are considering this, you should do it! I cannot imagine someone trying out another (less expensive) brand!!!

I had a disaster with a cheap stand and a Les Paul. The tripod base was too small for the heavy weight of a Les Paul and it made it very unstable. I knocked it over by barely brushing agaisnt it and guitar hit the floor face first and the entire head stock snapped off.Shortly after this I bought a Martin D16 and wanted a stand that would protect that pretty pricey investment and not repeat the Les Paul incident.This stand seemed pretty sturdy with a wide base so I gave it a shot. It is very sturdy and feels very stable even with the weight of a heavy guitar like a Les Paul. And with a lightweight acoustic it would be very difficult to knock over as the stand weights about as much as the guitar and the base is quite wide. So unlike the cheap stand you can push it quite a ways over and it just pops back upright. So very stable and I don't feel like I have to have yellow caution tape all around my guitar stand in case someone accidentally brushes against it.The auto latching is nice and works reliably and all the surfaces that touch the instrument are cushioned in one way or another. I use it in my practice area so I don't travel with it so I can't speak to the ease of folding and unfolding it compared to other stands but it is certainly not complicated or difficult. The hook on the back is a nice convenience although I'm not sure who is going to hang their gig bag on stage. But for lessons or jam sessions it could come in handy.I have a number a cheap stands and this one is definitely worth the extra money for the better build quality and the extra security it provides. Learn from my mistake a don't by a cheap stand.

This is a great stand, sturdy and keeps your instrument safe. Love that it doesn't have a cradle you have to attach, the legs are padded and protect the instrument from scratching. Saves space on stage.

Okay, I marked 5 stars on "light weight" because I didn't want it to bring down the rating. It is NOT light weight because this bad boy is strong. Works great for electric or acoustic. Top neck adjusts up to fit height of your ax. Since it is a "hanging" set up, the guitar just rests against the bottom. It also has little levers that automatically fold down to hold the neck in place so it doesn't slip off. I love how sturdy it is. And to top it all off, it all folds down cleanly to go in your gear bag. I'm sure you've had the fun of typical stand where the top doesn't fold and it tangles into all your other stands and you have to pull off that bottom fork. Nope, this guy just expands out. Now, I know, or at least think, Hercules started this type of stand but these are cheaper and I honestly don't know what I would improve on it. Love it.

I've been using and buying Hercules stands for my guitars for years. They're undeniably solid. But when I needed two more stands last week, I just didn't like the price tag for them. Luckily, Amazon also offered these Salvori stands, and they were only about 60% of the price for the Hercules stands. These arrived yesterday, and I can't tell a difference. They work perfectly and look great. I can't think of a single reason to pay the higher price for Hercules when I can get the Salvori stands. I'll be looking for Salvori next time I need new stands.

The media could not be loaded.  I took away one star because it came outside of its packaging and had a piece broken off. It still works fine and otherwise is a quality product. It’s already assembled, stable and easy to unfold. The guitars fit well.

Better than I expected. Very well constructed. Good stability and adjustability. Could have been a bit taller IMO.

Bought it to replace a Hercules, I also have an ultimate, this is as good as either one. It’s well built, heavy and feels solid. However it doesn’t sit back on an angle as much as other stands like this, but it holds my heavy basses as well as any stand I’ve owned.

I wasn't sure if the blue parts were metal or plastic. It's plastic but high quality, beefy and dense (not chewy). You don't receive a bunch of parts clinking around ikea style, it is completely assembled right out of the box. It feels unusually heavy when you pick it up especially if you've already worked with cheap booms and stands. I would give it 4 star because of its high price tag but I'm not a guitar stand expert so I don't want to affect its rep. I personally think it would have been a homerun for that brand and a no brainer for consumers if the blue parts were not made out of plastic.