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This guitar stand is ideal for musicians seeking stability and adaptability. Thanks to the AGS system, it accommodates necks from 40 to 52 mm, including classical guitars, while the NINA system supports thinner necks such as those of banjos or mandolins. Lightweight and height-adjustable, it is perfect for rehearsals, studio, or stage, offering secure support for all types of instruments. Its rubber feet ensure excellent stability on various surfaces, thus facilitating transport and setup in an apartment or music school.
| AGS System | Accommodates necks from 40 to 52 mm |
|---|---|
| NINA System | Suitable for thin necks (banjos, mandolins) |
| Foam | SFF for instrument protection |
| Height Adjustment | 95 - 115 cm |
| Weight | 1.9 kg |
| Supported Load | 15 kg |
| Folded Size | 71 x 15.5 x 11 cm |
| Feet | Non-slip rubber |
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