String SwingCC29 Folding Hardwood Guitar Case Rack

Super-Awesome Product! A relative sent me an Amazon gift card, and I purchased this guitar stand. It is made of beautiful, real, wood--Ashe, I think. It is easy to put together, but I still recommend viewing the video prior to assembling it because otherwise you may forget to use the glue that comes with it. The build quality is great--all of the boards are super straight, and it all fits together during assembly very tightly and nicely--no slop! I have three acoustic-guitar cases on it now, and I could probably fit two more on it...what does that mean?????? To me it means a trip to the music store...ha ha!

Very sturdy with lovely finish. One person can put together. Many instruments fit on rack. Light to move, if needed. Can fold up to move. Simple lines that goes with many decors. Great rack, I bought a second one.

I have a small home studio which had guitar cases all over the place so I wanted to organize them. This rack was perfect for the job! It was fairly easy to assemble (I am a senior-aged woman with a bit of handiness), but I did take the advice of a previous reviewer and put it together first and then added the glue once it was assembled (to avoid any errors). I was glad I did that because even though I did not make any mistakes, I can see where that could happen. I also had to screw the wing-nut bolts into their holes before putting the piece together because the threads were a bit off. Once I did that, that part went together easily. I would highly recommend this product for both quality of the wood (looks amazing), the functionality of the rack and the cost is very reasonable.

The media could not be loaded. This thing is pretty bada$$, I’m not gonna lie. Sure you could make something similar yourself for less money if you have the tools and skills. But this is really nice for what it is. Idk what kind of wood it is- but mine is super flamey like a highly figured maple top guitar. The whole thing is made of highly figured wood, it looks very premium. It feels really sturdy also. It really will hold 5 guitar cases too. As you can see it will hold both shaped cases and rectangular ones. I would only say one thing in caution to a potential buyer. You’re gonna have to keep it about 6”-8” away from the wall if you want non-square cases to rest snugly in it without hitting your wall. So if you are expecting to put this flush against your wall- that ain’t gonna happen unless you have all rectangular type cases. But if you do keep it far enough from the wall to account for guitar-shaped cases then it’s gonna hold them very securely. I’ll take a video and show you that they do sit very securely.Just don’t expect to put it flush against your wall with guitar-shaped cases. I only mention that because I myself was buying it and planning to put it in a spot where I needed it against the wall, and I ended up having to find a different spot for it.

Pro's:It does what it says, stores guitars in their case.Easy to assemble.Made of decent quality wood.Holds about 5-6 guitars in cases if you have a mix of electric and acoustic. If it's just holding larger acoustic guitars, not sure how many it will hold; maybe 4-5?Didn't have to buy lumber and do the work of designing and building one myself (sort of a pro and a con actually)Cons:Could use some additional supports. Don't think you'll be able to move this when it's loaded. It will twist and break. I solved this by putting a couple of small dollies with casters underneath either end. You wouldn't be able to put casters on it as is, you would need to add some type of bottom and side reinforcements to stop the torque from breaking it.CostIs it worth the money? That's a purely subjective question. I could probably build something similar for a fair amount less money, so you're basically paying for the convenience factor. That said, it's working pretty good for its intended purchase.

The materials arrived well packaged with a clear set of instructions. The wood (ash) was good quality, well cut, and nicely finished. Assembly was straightforward. In short, this was a surprisingly well-made product, apparently from a small business.It works fine holding 3 acoustic guitars, a mandolin, and a lap dulcimer. They take up less room in the stand and it’s better for them to be upright. I agree with those who have noted sideways-stability is an issue. The acoustics are fine, but my electric guitar felt unsteady. If I were going to use it for an electric, I would add extra boards (for compartmentalization) to keep it upright.This is an excellent product. I’ve had it a month and have no complaints.

Very nice quality and easy to assemble. Easily holds 5 guitar cases, both electric and acoustic.

You invest a lot of your money into your guitar's. When choosing a rack, you want it to be of good enough quality that it will effectively protect that investment. I made the mistake of buying a cheaper one, built it, and then set some guitar's on it...only to immediately take them right back off of it. This String Swing CC29 rack, though, is an entirely different world from the rack I previously bought. -This- rack is strong and sturdy, capable of holding the weight of your guitars. The ash wood is also very appealing to the eye. Buy this one, you'll be grateful that you did.