Low Profile Guitar Combo Amp Stand, Fully Collapsible (GFWGTRAMP100)

As a studio owner, I’m always looking for gear that’s functional, durable, and doesn’t get in the way, and the Gator Frameworks Low Profile Guitar Combo Amp Stand (GFWGTRAMP100) checks all the boxes. The low-profile design is perfect for studio use—it tilts the amp just enough to improve sound projection and monitoring without taking up unnecessary space or changing the amp’s character. It’s rock-solid once set up, with no wobble, and supports combo amps confidently. I really appreciate how fully collapsible it is. When it’s not in use, it folds down quickly and stores easily, which is ideal in a busy studio where space matters. Build quality is exactly what you’d expect from Gator: sturdy materials, clean welds, and a professional feel. Whether tracking guitars, re-amping, or dialing in tones during sessions, this stand is a reliable, no-nonsense tool that quietly does its job well. A great addition to any studio or rehearsal space.

Works very well with my VOX AC10C1. No assembly needed. Just take it out of the package and set it up. It is very sturdy and does not tip like I have read in many reviews. This could be an issue if you had a very tall amp but works great for my gear. Will buy another one for my Fender Champion II 50 amp. .

Very rugged and well built rack.

This thing works well, and actually tilts back a serious amount, more so than others I have seen or owned. My amp is now blasting directly towards my ears, which is good for me, especially at lower playing volumes. Many frequencies get lost when its pointed towards your feet, and you dont hear its true sound. I have an orange rocker combo, and its quite small, about 20" wide and a little over a foot tall, it fits my amp like a glove, very secure. Much bigger than that though, and I would be worried. My amp is relatively compact, but its still quite heavy, as its a tube amp and all. All the components are near the top of the amps cab, so it is quite unstable and wants to fall forwards and backwards. Mine is a close enough fit to the frame to alleviate this problem almost entirely, but a slightly bigger amp wouldn't fit it so well and would definitely become topsy turvy. Wouldn't wanna use it for stage, as it is still somewhat unstable, and I wouldn't want someone bumping my 800 dollar amp slightly and sending it for a fall. All in all, for the price, its good for home use, so I give it 4 stars as it doesnt seem to be intended for pro use. For my bedroom, where its close enough to the wall to catch it should it begin to topple, its just great.

Bought this to hold my Alesis Strike Amp 12, and it fit perfectly. Very sturdy metal frame with rubber covers on each end. I did have to use some styrofoam for cushioning, otherwise it sits right on the metal.

Easy to set up. Extremely sturdy. Using it on a 75lb 2x12 tube amp. Works great. Better than leaving amp on floor.

Holds my boss katana 100 nicely . No tilt , no issues with fitting it in place . Love it ! More space and a nice edition to the 10 tier guitar rack !

The stand works great. I have a 20"x20" cab, and that's absolutely the biggest you'd want to put on here. The problem is that the plastic covers that fit on the end of each tube all come off far too easily. I've lost 3 of them. Breaking down after a gig, in the dark, with your friends helping carry stuff to the car, you can't have loose items popping off. And of course, if you lose one cover off the base, the stand is no longer stable, and if you lose one off the top, your amp is no longer cushioned. It's just a stupid design flaw. Otherwise 5 stars.

Excelente produto

Rempli complètement mes attentes

Tenía mis dudas pero el soporte es excelente, y la altura también, al ser media como la altura de una silla promedio, entonces es excelente para practicar y que el sinido no se pierda estando el amplificador en el suelo

Damit ist eigentlich alles gesagt. Der Stand ist für vorwiegend für Combos gedacht. Noch drei Anmerkungen: - Habe wegen Ampstands viel im Internet recherchiert. Fast alle lassen sich in der Höhe verstellen, aber nicht im Neigungswinkel. Das macht sie meiner Meinung nach völlig unbrauchbar. Der Neigungswinkel ist der entscheidende Punkt! Dadurch kann man den Amp fast stufenlos nach oben neigen, bis der Sound die Ohren und nicht die Waden erreicht. Das ist vor allem im Übungsraum entscheidend. - Der Ampstand ist für Verstärker ab ca. 30x26 cm (HxB) geeignet. Nicht für Combos, deren Rückseite offen ist und das in einer Breite von mehr als 45 cm. Geht schon manchmal, muss man aber vorher ausprobieren. - Der Stand ist mit knapp 25 € sehr günstig. Hervorragende Verarbeitung. Die Neigungsverstellung arbeitet korrekt und wirkt sehr solide. Die Alternative Schertler S3 kostet an die 70 € und ist nicht besser (habe einen).

Greatest gift i receive this year 2021.