Thanks. I hope my questions proved useful to other players. lots of good advice here. i feel much better since my basses are hanging on the wall rather than leaning in the corners of a closet.
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Bass Guitar Wall hangers?
- Thread starter gerry grable
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Anybody have any issues with nitro finishes with any brand of guitar hanger?
From discoloring or pealing, anything?
From discoloring or pealing, anything?
You have had issues, or no issues with nitro and Hercules stands.
please clarify
I’ve used the Off the Wall hangers for the past 20 years or so with no complaints.
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I mount them on a separate board, and then anchor the board into the studs.
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I mount them on a separate board, and then anchor the board into the studs.
I used Chromacast brand that I got on Reverb.com and have had zero issues. I also used some Kobalt brand hanger system stuff I found at Lowes that worked as well. I feel that anything put into the stud will hold a 10 pound instrument for probably like, forever.
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Everyone be careful buying Home Depot or Lowes rake and shovel hangers for your guitars.
My buddy bragged that he save a ton of money when building his studio and purchased these hangers.
Less than 2 years later, his Les Paul’s finish looked like it melted off.
Spend the money and leave the rake hangers in the garage.
My buddy bragged that he save a ton of money when building his studio and purchased these hangers.
Less than 2 years later, his Les Paul’s finish looked like it melted off.
Spend the money and leave the rake hangers in the garage.
Just picked up another 3 pack of String Swings.
I don’t claim them to be “the best”.
I say they are well built, made in USA and a good value for the quality and price.
I don’t claim them to be “the best”.
I say they are well built, made in USA and a good value for the quality and price.
I’ve had string swings for my instruments since I bought my house in 2008. They are mounted with 2 screws into studs. I’ve had No issues at all using the same one for my basses, guitars, even a banjo. As long as it has a headstock it will hang.
jdthebassman
play to live live to play
Like he said, they work for all. Secure and look good. I have six and rotate uke’s, mandolin, guitar and bass with no worries.
