Description
On Stage GS7353BB Triple Flip It guitar stand is designed with the Flip It top yoke, and supports three guitars of any kind at once! An absolute must have for vintage instrument collectors! It features a stable three-legged design and a smart-locking top yoke. The Flip It yoke makes for easy one-handed operation, you can flip it or tip it down and will still safely and securely hold your instrument!
On Stage GS7353BB Triple Flip It Guitar Stand Features:
- Flip-It is, a unique, patented design which allows for easy one-handed operation
- Holds three guitars at once
- Removable key-way locking Smart-Yoke
- Die-cast leg housing
- Non-slip rubber end caps
Willis Music Company has been serving the local community since 1899 and the online community since 2010. With our rich history, we have always had a focus on music education. From our internationally known educational piano catalog to one of the top retail music chains in America the focus on education has always remained. In 2005, Willis partnered with the Hal Leonard Corporation who now handles product development, production, and distribution for the Willis catalog in the America’s and beyond. With the 2013 acquisition of Moeller Music, Willis strengthened its commitment and dedication to school music programs in all markets. At the same time, Willis began representing the renowned Yamaha Band and Orchestra line of instruments. As a family-run company, all of us at Willis are tremendously proud of the legacy that began with Charles H. Willis so many years ago and continues through the Cranley Family today and we are committed to continuing with the same dedication for years to come. Our mission is to be the epitome of forte in your musical life. We strive to focus on people, offer the highest value in quality products and services, reach potential through empowerment, tradition of integrity, and enrich lives by encouraging music participation. Thank you for your trust in Willis Music Company and we will always strive to be your trusted music company.
