RockStand Ply Wood A-Frame Stand - for Electric Guitar & Bass - Dark Brown Finish

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Article-No.: RS WO 20800 PLY DB

RockStand Ply Wood A-Frame Stand - for Electric Guitar & Bass - Dark Brown Finish

The RockStand wood A-frame guitar stands match the rustic charm of your vintage or boutique instrument. They are designed to give your instrument a well-balanced, firm stance. Made from solid ash or lightweight birchwood MDF, they come in multiple finishes that blend in with your furnishings just like a beautiful piece of furniture. Your instrument’s finish is being protected by cushioning felt or non-slip rubber applications at all points that come in contact with the instrument. Its easy to assemble design only needs two screws and is quickly put together using the supplied Hex key wrench.

wooden A-frame instrument stand
suitable for electric guitars and basses
incl. felt and rubber applications for all areas touching the instrument
made of lightweight birchwood MDF
easy to assemble
incl. screws and hex key wrench
felt applications suitable for instruments with nitro-cellulose finishes
non slip rubber applications not recommended for instruments with nitro-cellulose finishes
designed by Warwick in Germany
dark brown finish
stand area, assembled (W x D) 29 x 26 cm / 11.42" x 10.24"
weight 0.65 kg / 1.43 lbs

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Manufacturer
Warwick GmbH & Co Music Equipment KG
Gewerbepark 46
08258
Markneukirchen
Deutschland
info@warwick.de
https://www.warwick.de

Importer
Warwick GmbH & Co Music Equipment KG
Gewerbepark 46
08258
Markneukirchen
Deutschland
https://www.warwick.de
info@warwick.de

General safety instructions
- Read the operating instructions carefully before using the stand.
- Ensure that the stand is properly assembled and that all screws, if present, are tightened.
- Place the stand on a stable and level surface to prevent it from tipping over.
- Regularly check the condition of the stand for wear or damage and replace it if necessary.
- Only use the stand for its intended purpose and do not overload it.
- Keep the stand away from humid or extremely hot environments.

Warning
Guitar stands and stands for other stringed instruments: Warwick has tested this stand with many finishes and found no problems. However, we advise caution with old instruments and nitrocellulose lacquers. Sweat, environmental pollutants, nitrocellulose and age can cause chemical reactions that cannot be tested or predicted.