follow-up: Is it ok for use as a permanent stand and not just for gigging?
1401680
Sure. I use the Herc Travlites as a permanent stands for my Fender basses in my home music room. It is designed for just thin bodied electrics, though.
1401681
I use it as a permanent stand for all my electrics. I ordered the same style acoustic stands from hercules as well. I've never had any issues and I prefer that it doesn't keep pressure on the headstock and neck like traditional stands
1401682
I wouldn't use this as a permanent stand. Its good for on the go gigs and practices.
1401683
I've had a Mexican Strat in it for a couple of years now and it seems fine. Very solid stand.
247649
I'm sure you can use it for an electric guitar. The braces on the bottom are wide for an acoustics.It hasn't ruined my guitar. If you have a really high end guitar I would spend some more money on a stand.
1563432
Looks wise I don't know, but the stand is very sturdy & I think it would be fine for your setup.
2283742
Yes, easily. The only issue you might have is the joint getting loose. If you only do it only once in a while it you should have no problems. Personally I really like these stands, I have the 2 and 4.
1759518
1x12 is not the best option for live gigging in any size room. It just doesnt push enough air. Now if you're going to mic it into a PA then you're ok, you'll just have a hard time hearing yourself on stage.
1142953
Hi Rickie. It holds a lot but all or most of these stands tip over if you run out of cord. Lol. How weird this may sound but I put 2 cement blocks on the back for extra support. Hey you never know. If you have no support, you'll probably have to put it on the lowest adjustable setting. So it has more gravity support. Don't get me wrong it's a great stand for the price but if your amp weighs any where between 60 to 120 pounds... It would be a good idea. Hope this helps. If you live in NY state I would sell you mine. Lol I've gone to powered pa speakers now. Take care
2203668
This stand is very sturdy and I believe meant for even a professional keyboard! Hope this helps.
688816
Yes, you can but I do want to clear up one thing about this stand, it's very cheaply made. When I got it in I said to myself "you get what you pay for" I expected the bottom piece to at least have some weight to it but it's light as a feather. As far as a budget stand it's "ok"
554241
K&M; offers a universal instrument stand similar to this that works for acoustics, cellos, etc. Might be a better choice. Also $5 less on amazon right now.
1577979
I bought this stand for my husband who plays his guitar and he likes it. He does play it on a carpet. So for him it does not wander. He thinks it should not be a problem.I don"t know if you have seen a music stand that my husband and myself saw a John Schneiderman and Yamaya Duo play a duet on 18th century Plucked Strings atthe Bowers Museum Concert Hall. These Musicians both used the same type of stand with 3 rubbered feet. I would think that if you had doubts about the On-StageSM7211. That you might want to check out the type of stand these Master Musicians use. I would suggest checking out you-tube, where I know John Schnridermanplays his Lute. Good Luck! Carol R. I bought this stand for my husband who plays his guitar and he likes it. He does play it on a carpet. So for him it does not wander. He thinks it should not be a problem.I don"t know if you have seen a music stand that my husband and myself saw a John Schneiderman and Yamaya Duo play a duet on 18th century Plucked Strings atthe Bowers Museum Concert Hall. These Musicians both used the same type of stand with 3 rubbered feet. I would think that if you had doubts about the On-StageSM7211. That you might want to check out the type of stand these Master Musicians use. I would... » Read More I bought this stand for my husband who plays his guitar and he likes it. He does play it on a carpet. So for him it does not wander. He thinks it should not be a problem.I don"t know if you have seen a music stand that my husband and myself saw a John Schneiderman and Yamaya Duo play a duet on 18th century Plucked Strings atthe Bowers Museum Concert Hall. These Musicians both used the same type of stand with 3 rubbered feet. I would think that if you had doubts about the On-StageSM7211. That you might want to check out the type of stand these Master Musicians use. I would suggest checking out you-tube, where I know John Schnridermanplays his Lute. Good Luck! Carol R. « Show Less
1254786
Yes. I use two Strats and it is very stable with the two. If I take one, two or all three of my guitars to a gig, the stand works equally well. It's a good value.
1019220
Yes...but it is very big for using it that way. I prefer to use it in a stand. Buy it with confidence.
579643
If you lowered it, then it could be used in that way. I only use it for standing.
1414895
No. You definitely won't be happy with the result. It's designed to be a floor stand. P
1870711
We use them as floor monitors or small venue mounting on stands. I think you could arrange some sort of a mounting arrangement!
2283745
Yes, easily. The only issue you might have is the joint getting loose. If you only do it only once in a while it you should have no problems.Personally I really like these stands, I have the 2 and 4.
1381054
It would do fine in my opinion but you would want a more sturdy stand. The one this comes with its horrible.