Gator RI-GTRAU Rok-It Universal A Frame Guitar Stand
Gator RI-GTRAU Rok-It Universal A Frame Guitar Stand
SoundPro Item: 85965 | Part Number: RI-GTRAU
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- Steel Construction With Rubber Grip Feet Delivers Stable Support
- Padded Cradle Arms Protect Guitar Finishes From Scratches
- Collapsible A Frame Design Folds Flat For Compact Storage
- Universal Fit Accommodates Electric And Acoustic Guitars
The Gator Rok-It Universal A Frame Guitar Stand delivers dependable support for touring musicians, studio engineers, and session players who need quick setup and breakdown. Built with heavy-duty steel construction and rubber grip feet, it holds both electric and acoustic guitars securely without marring finishes, thanks to its padded cradle arms. The collapsible A-frame design lets you fold the stand flat for easy storage in cases, on buses, or in compact rehearsal and performance spaces.
This stand is ideal for live stages where quick changes are essential, recording sessions requiring multiple instruments in close proximity, and rehearsal studios managing limited floor space. The combination of stability and portability makes it a standard choice for working musicians across venue sizes and genres.
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