Gravity Vari-G 5

I bought this stand to help keep my growing "family" of guitars safe in my studio. For that purpose it is absolutely perfect! It is very stable and well designed. It lacks safety straps at the top, but since I do not anticipate herds of wild animals charging through my studio this is not a problem. Since it folds neatly and easily (and since 5 guitars is more than enough for my gigging needs), I also would not hesitate to take this to live shows (which, I should mention, are only rarely attended by charging herds of wild animals). If there is a negative to this guitar stand, it is one shared by the majority of its peers: it is not deemed "safe" for guitars with Nitro finishes.

Seriously - it's a guitar stand! It works quite well, is attractive, and is reasonably priced. Unless you have a number of unruly guitars that require serious restraint or regularly store your guitars in a mosh pit, it will do a great job for you.

And, of course, Thomann's service is typically superlative.

I bought this stand and also the 7 version. It's all you could ask for in a multi-stand and I've found it to be very durable and stable. I've actually gifted this stand to a friend of mine who had too many instruments lying around and he loved it as well.

For the price there's definitely nothing to complain about here. All of the parts fit snugly together right out of the box without any issues with assembly. I find this stand to be far more aesthetically pleasing that its competitors, and you can really fit it right up against a wall without worrying about hitting the headstocks of your guitars. It also folds well for transportation.

Pros:
- Stable, durable, functional
- Easy to assemble
- Great aesthetics, customizable spacing

Cons:
- No padding on parts that contact the neck of the guitar
- Some guitar jacks don't sit 100% correctly against bottom padding
- Acoustic guitars take up 2 " spots"

All in all a great stand for a great price. I use mine daily.

The stand is really well built and very sturdy. You could likely fit 5 acoustics or hollow-bodies here (I currently have 3 electrics, 1 acoustic, and a bass very comfortably). In theory, you can buy additional neck supports and fit up to 7 instruments, but that would require surgical precision to put the instruments in and out without scratching them. I removed 1 quality point as I feel the side legs should have padding on the bottom as it is a possible contact point, but just need to be a little extra careful there. Overall I think you pay a bit more and get a slightly better product that feels very stable and has the advantage of the adjustable neck supports.

Here's my full YouTube review on the stand: https://youtu.be/QEZpmrVcziQ