Best Strandberg Wall Hanger Alternatives

Based on 3 reviews

These look great on my studio wall. They are made of extremely solid material and will last forever. I love having all my guitars on display, the only drawback being I have to clean them more regularly than if they are left in their respective cases! Also, when live recording, they all have to come down for obvious reasons. But on the whole, I'm extremely satisfied with these wall mounts. They're certainly a talking point and do exactly what they are designed to do.

Based on 2 reviews

£95 seemed a little steep for a guitar stand, but when it arrived the reason for its cost was apparent. It is heavy (8kg) and reassuringly solid. It's designed so you could carry it to a gig, and it's easy to assemble. It's nice enough to use at home to keep (six of) your guitars easily accessible. On that basis, you could call it a practice aid ;) I'm very happy with it.

Based on 2 reviews

Really nice product, for the fixation you will need some material but it's really easy to find what you need. I don't understand why other people have some troubles to put that on a wall, plain or not.... The design of the hand is not perfect, not like a perfect human hand, more like a sculpture, and I find that awesome. Matter of personnal tastes.

Based on 1 reviews

I purchased both a RH and LH for my teenage childs room. These original and quirky guitar grips are very well made. Quality is superb and they provide an interesting aspect to the wall and the functionality of hanging guitars out of harms way within a typical teenagers bedroom. They can be described as functional works of art. Very stable and robust product. Everyone comments how great they look. Easy to fix, and with the correct anchor fixing can pretty much be attached anywhere.

Based on 1 reviews

Love this item. we have bought 4 of them as everyone plays guitar in our household and they look brill in my sons rooms and in the sitting room. My brother in law saw it was mad about it and I ended buying another one for his birthday. For fun, we sometimes hang bracelets and rings also. But it is so neat to have the guitar always ready for use and not taking up floor space.

Based on 20 reviews

I just wanted a stand for my bass that doesn't rely on the body just sitting in a cradle. I got this because it locks around the neck. I didn't realise how awesome the automatic locking mechanism actually is. You just set the instrument down onto the clamp and it clicks down around it, the body of the bass rests against the foam padded front legs of the stand. To grab your instrument you just pick it back up and it automatically releases. It's actually my favourite method now by far.

Based on 3 reviews

I love the way it looks on my wall. I have a bit trouble while putting up the guitar. It's kinda clumsy because of it's design. I usually use for the guitars that I don't play that often. It's pretty heavy and durable. If you're into design like this, I would totally recommend it !

Based on 17 reviews

I bought this stand as an add on for the bass I bought as I was short a stand and needed to stand up my non-stand up bass. As it stands, the stand stands up my non-stand up bass and does a standup job of it. For the price, I could stand to buy another stand and stand up my other guitars for which the stands I currently use to stand them up could stand to be replaced. I can't stand that I paid so much for my other stands when this stand stands up guitars for such a substandard price. This stand should be the standard for stands but it's understandable that people may be hesitant because of how inexpesive it is. It stands to reason that this stand deserves a standing ovation for quality you can stand on.

Based on 2 reviews

The suitcase feels solid, and looks incredibly sharp and stylish. When unfolded and assembled, the stand part feels a little flimsy, but still secure. It moves around a little bit, but due to the large form factor of both the support and the base the whole construction is relatively stable. The buttons on the securing strap are slightly difficult to click in-and-out, but that means they won't come off easily and will stay closed. Overall the stand can take a few accidental kicks and hits and keep your guitars safe. As far a using it as stage stand, bare in mind the suitcase is heavy and quite large. If you have a gear transport vehicle it could be a very functional prop, but otherwise I would drag it around shows.