K&M 17515 Guardian 5-fach schwarz

The "Guardian 5" is the ultimate multi-guitar stand for flexible use. The Guardian holds all kinds of guitars safely, space-saving and clearly arranged for the musician. Specially tuned and damping pads provide a secure and instrument friendly hold for 5 guitars, whether acoustic, electric or bass. The flexible protective guards prevent the guitar from twisting and protect it from accidental knocking when it is put down or taken out. The soft pads made of high-quality thermoplastic elastomer have damping properties. In this way they gently absorb the guitar's own weight and prevent damage to the instrument. Thanks to an innovative folding mechanism, the Guardian can be comfortably carried and even placed upright for transport. Highly flexible, subdivided system arms with integrated plectrum holders enable gentle adjustment of the guitars on both sides (right or left) and also guarantee "exposed" strings. Thanks to its advantageous design, the Guardian can also be positioned directly in front of a wall to save space. Alternatively, the Guardian is available completely in black or with translucent (colourless) elements made of high-quality elastomer, which are suitable for all guitar lacquers, including nitro lacquers. This prevents color pigment migration from the stand to the guitar.

Features:

• Guards prevent the guitars from hitting;
• Extra recesses for electric guitars;
• Guitar necks are picked up "freely" without touching the strings;
• Integrated pick-up holders
• Installation dimensions: 996 x 335 mm
• weight: 4,65 kg
• Size folded: 996 x 670 x 173 mm
• height: 700 mm
• Instrument rest: plastic
• Suitable for: acoustic and electric guitars
• Matching castors: K&M 17510 (not included)
• Not suitable for guitars with nitro lacquer! See the transparent/translucent variant for more information.

Specs:

• Color: Black
• Set Offer: no
• Number of Instruments: 5
• Type: Guitar Stand
• Theme: Guitars and Basses

Instruction manual / Safety instructions:

• Manual (637.35 KB)

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