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Location: ranson,wva | im looking to get some new wall hangers to get my ever growing heard up out of the cases and off the stands and on the walls. there are a few brands ive seen online and at the stores, does any one have any advice on theese? from what ive seen the string swing looks like the best. any help is much abliged jason |
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Location: East Tennessee | Get the Hercules. It locks the guitar in place till you pik it up. |
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Location: East Tennessee | Here;s a Link
http://elderly.com/search/elderly?terms=hercules&x=10&y=9 |
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Location: ranson,wva | that would eleminate the need for the rubber keeper you need for the string swing..jason |
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Location: Madison, Wisconsin | Al Can get them for you. They work really well. The ONLY downside of the Hercules stands is that you can't hang a guitar with a capo left on the first fret. It's not a good idea to leave capos on anyway but...The other nice thing about Hercules stands is that people don't usually mess with your guitars 'cause they can't figure out how to get the guitar out of the stand. |
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Location: GA USA | I and my son have 2 Herc hangers and 2 Herc stands. They're great. I haven't ever seen them at GC for some reason. |
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Location: Lebanon, TN | My favourite stand of all time (30 years). I have two doubles and a triple with one double living in the main family room with my ADII and my daughters D-15 hanging on it. Just in reach for those moments of desire and inspiration :-)
They also fold up really small for throwing in the back of the car and the comment about people not messing with your gear....very true. I have watched people give up trying to get gear off them and one guy asked me if I had the key :-)
Capo's. I use Dunlops or kysers and when done the get clamped to the head between the ears and don;t interfere with hanging. |
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Location: NJ | I use these:
Off The Wall
I like/use Hercules stands, but I'm not really crazy about the hangers. There seems t'be a bit too much wiggle/play in the neck of the hanger (or at least, there USED to be) for me. The OffTheWall's are rock-solid.
At gigs, I use a Hercules double-stand with a mic boom "grafted" onto the top. Saves a HELL of a lot of valuable bar-room floor, and guitars are easily within reach for a quick-change . . . |
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Location: Chehalis, Washington | Originally posted by willard:
The other nice thing about Hercules stands is that people don't usually mess with your guitars 'cause they can't figure out how to get the guitar out of the stand. Love it! I have actually had that happen, which is awesome for keeping roving teenagers away from your Adamas. :D
Seriously though, go with the Hercules stand. I got a single one at a road show event at Costco a year or so ago, and wish I'd picked up two or three more after using it. |
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Location: NW NJ | Hercules is the best I've used. Missed getting an Adamas into a String Swing just right one time and it hit the floor. :mad: That'll never happen with the Hercules. Also, theeir floor stands are the best as well. Easy to adjust, rock solid, easy on the guitar, will never let go of the guitar and Willard is right. I bought about half a dozen of them for our worship band to use. Never a problem or complaint. And no runaway kids messing with your axe. Enough said.
Except that Al can get all of them ... ;) |
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Location: South of most, North of few | Just made this one from ladder hangers at Lowes. They are coated with a nonskid type rubber coating and are about 2 bucks each (2 required for each guitar). I know it seems pretty crude, but it works fine and you can make the board longer and hang as many as you have wall space for.
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Location: ranson,wva | my folklore had her ass planted in one for a few at the nor easter gathering i liked how the fingers close when the weight of the geetar is on the stand..jason |
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Location: ranson,wva | things get kinda rowdy here sometimes,so ill probly go with the hercules wall hanger for the simple fact that the fingers close..im gonna get a few and try them and return the 1s i dont like! jason |
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in the market for new wall hangers
