Gator GFW-GTR-1000 Heavy Duty Guitar Stand | Single
Gator GFW-GTR-1000 Heavy Duty Guitar Stand | Single
SoundPro Item: 69896 | Part Number: GFW-GTR-1000
Usually ships in 5-7 business days
- Holds Single Acoustic Or Electric Guitar With Secure Neck Restraint
- Heavy-Duty Steel Tubing Balances Strength With Lightweight Portability
- Rubberized Cradle Padding Protects Guitar Finishes From Scratching
- Removable Red Safety Trim Enhances Visibility On Dark Stages
- Matte Black Finish Blends Into Any Professional Environment
The Gator GFW-GTR-1000 is built for touring musicians, studios, and live venues that need reliable, portable guitar storage between sets and during transport. Heavy-duty steel construction delivers strength without excess weight, making it ideal for drummers, sound engineers, and production teams managing multiple instruments on tight schedules.
A durable neck restraint secures the guitar in place during setup and teardown, while rubberized cradle padding prevents finish damage from repeated contact. The matte black finish disappears into any stage or studio environment, and removable red safety trim on the feet provides visual contrast for safer foot traffic around dark stages and venues.
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