Adjustable Mobile Guitar Amplifier Stands or Amps Speaker Cabinet Stands or Stage Monitor Tilt Guitar Combo Stands

Best amp stand, ever! Sturdy, adjustable, easy to put together.

Love this little stand! Easy to put together and lightweight. I put my electric guitar amp on top and my amp is angled perfectly. It's also on wheels which comes in handy when I want my amp a little closer to me during gigs. Just roll it closer! Finally, I sometimes also use my acoustic guitar amp at gigs and the acoustic guitar amp fits nicely on the bottom of the rack, so I'm able to have 2 amps at the same time even though it's not advertised as such. My only complaint is that it doesn't fold easily, so not super easy to transport.

Love the function and design. Great for holding (and rolling around) two amps at once - I currently have a Fender Mustang GTX100 on bottom and Fishman Loudbox Artist on top. I zip tied a surge protector on the back of one of the vertical post. Definitely recommend.

I wanted to keep the amp a couple feet off the floor and level with no tilt. At first I thought that would not be possible but by simply reversing it 180 degrees I was able to easily achieve my goal. It looks, and is, very sturdy. I have full confidence that it won't collapse and send my amp crashing into my guitar stand next to it. With the legs fully extended horizontally there's just over 12 inches of space between them to slide my pedal board under it and out of the way. Using the lowest vertical setting leaves the amplifier 22 inches above the floor. I was satisfied using the lowest height setting so I didn't try to raise it but it appears there's at least 10 to 12 inches more height adjustability available. At $93.79 tax included it was a little more expensive than others I considered but after careful consideration I felt and now feel this was the best choice. Little things like well machined hardware and no sharp or rough edges and a good paint job are important to me and Vondynote hit a perfect note on this product.

It’s a good stand, and easy to assemble. Be careful not to overtighten the bolts during assembly because the metal will bend. Mine bent a little bit but it’s still OK. The wheels are great and can take the weight just fine. I’m using the stand with a Vox AC 30 that way is a that weighs a little over 60 pounds and so far so good!

Assembly: I tried very hard studying the instructions and the pictures, even zooming in on the pictures online. The first problem was using a couple of washers based on the diagram, then finding I seemed to be short two washers and going back seeing the diagram mislead me about a couple. So I had to disassemble and reassemble. I also made an error on my own having to take apart and put back together parts that was my fault but I feel that I wouldn't have gone through if adequate instructions were provided, thus minus a star.Once done at the max width I had a problem with where the power cord came out and shifting a bit to one side the support was under an amp foot on one side but not the other. Narrowing the width a certain amount allowed me to get around this so the fact that the width can be adjusted was a big plus. I imagine others might run in to various scenarios where adjusting the width might be the cure.I'm using mine a the max height and it feels solid with an acceptable tiny bit of flex. The height played a big role in me selecting this product.

I love my Vondynote Guitar Amplifier StandsI love my Vondynote Guitar Amplifier StandsI love my Vondynote guitar stand. I ordered the larger stand and have my Fender GTX100 amp on it and it is very secure. On the bottom crossbar I have a zippered padded travel case with my full size SURFYBEAR sound pedal, the GTX foot switch, cables an misc. item. This way everything is together and safe. I can also roll out the stand to vacuum behind it as needed. I love to have things organized and this fit the bill.

I’ve been using this for a few years to raise my Fender Princeton Reverb. It has been flawless so far.