Wooden Guitar Stand Fits In Your Case

Cooperstand is the extremely stable stringed instrument stand that gets the job done in a stylish, professional way.

Cooperstand is a great choice for the performing musician looking for a professional accessory that does an unsurpassed job as an acoustic guitar stand, electric guitar stand, bass guitar stand, banjo stand, dobro stand, or mandolin stand. Cooperstand combines artistic good looks, versatile full size functional strength, with minimal size compatibility, and portability. All of this is now available in one very small package.

Cooperstand is a uniquely contoured, finely hand crafted enhancement, to the instrument that sits on it.

Key Cooperstand Features:

• Convenient: can be opened and closed with one hand.
• Versatile: accommodates acoustic or electric guitar, bass, banjo, or mandolin.
• Portable: weighs only 16 ounces!
• Compact: fits in the headstock area of a guitar case or any 4" x 9" x 1-1/2" area!
• Stable: extremely stable 4-footed base, with low center of gravity.
• Secure: closed cell neoprene padding protects and holds instrument in place.
• Safe: no exposed metal or sharp edges exposed that could damage your instrument.
• Durable: light weight and flexible design easily absorbs impact.

Cooperstand comes in two styles.

• The COMBO: Securely supports electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, mandolin, dobro, banjo, and even violin. Come in either solid Cherry or Maple.

• The THIN LINE: Is mainly designed to support electric guitar, bass guitar, dobro, and violin. Currently only comes in American Beech.

More information:

• cooperstand.com

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  Stu    Said...

  Another good wood guitar stand to check out is Take a Stand custom wood guitar stands. These wooden guitar stands use hardwoods with accents of metal and leather to create an attractive wood guitar stand that works well in the home. Check out http://www.takeastandinc.com.

  20-Jun-10 12:40 PM

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  Maverick    Said...

  Many leather tanneries use bovine uric acid to tan leather. Leather processed in this manner can discolor guitar finishes. Use caution..

  28-Feb-11 07:07 PM

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