Gator GTRSTD6 Rack Style Folding 6 Guitar Stand

Hold up to 6 guitars with this Gator 6-guitar folding stand! Gator uses birch wood construction and a compact rack style to hold and protect your guitars.

Overview

The Gator GTRSTD6 is a compact rack style stand that holds six guitars and folds down into a case.

Features:

- Compact rack style six (6) guitar stand that folds into case
- Stand holds 6 electric, acoustic, or bass guitars
- Stand section locks into place with recessed twist latches
- Elastic secure bands keep guitars from sliding out if stand is bumped
- Birch wood construction with grey carpeted exterior covering
- Plush lined interior
- Commercial grade, Penn-Elcom twist latches and hardware
- Comfortable carry handle
- Feet on bottom to prevent wear during use

Specs

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Base Item: Shipping Weight: 34.5 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 42 x 20 x 7 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): GTRSTD6

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 813-221-4191
Web: https://www.gatorcases.com/support/

Reviews

(2 ratings)

Submitted February 5, 2019 by Greg M

"Poor design"

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I must preface this with I repaired the problem myself I give it 5 stars after I did the fix. I was really looking forward to a lower cost alternative to a the Ultracase design guitar stand for touring and studio/home use for multiple guitars. I thought this is it. Same design and durability and save a $150. Well sometimes you get what you pay for and even worse. When I opened the package both arms that fold in and out to make the upright support were peeled away from the inner case wall floating around inside, with no surprise after seeing how they were attached. Just 3 flimsy nailgun nails held them to the sides of the edge. Leverage was just too great for any aggressive movement and jarring. Very disappointing. This design really needs screws. Well that is all it took was 3 screws into each side and easy repair. Anyways. I let Gator know of their poor design. I don't know if I would buy one unless you are ready to fix it now or in a month or two. Gator needs to make sure it is repaired prior to buying one if you don't want to fix it yourself or sending it right back for the same repeat headache. I just can't believe that the QA let this thing out of the building with the issue this might lend. I guess they didn't expect fedex or UPS to drop the box.