Ruach GS-1 Wooden and Acoustic Electric Guitar Stand – Handmade from Walnu
Ever wanted to show your guitar off in style? Well now you can with the Ruach GS Acoustic/Electric/Bass/Ukulele/Violin Stand. This stand has been designed and handmade in Northern Ireland by the guys behind Ruach Music – crafted from solid hardwood, it comes complete with a beautiful satin lacquer finish. This stand is a breeze to put together with our simple 2-step build – you will be displaying your instrument with pride within minutes of it being delivered.
Handmade in Northern Ireland
Handmade in Northern Ireland using Solid Hardwood
Universal
We offer models to fit acoustic guitars (Ruach GS1), electric guitars (Ruach GS1), bass guitars (Ruach GS2) ukuleles (Ruach GS3) and violins (Ruach GS4)
Easy to assemble
Coming with a simple 2-step, easy to follow build guide – you will be displaying your instrument with pride within minutes of it being delivered.
Added protection for longevity
Non-slip rubber feet are used to protect the base, and your surface
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| The Ruach GS-1 Walnut Guitar Stand on Display with an Acoustic Guitar | The Ruach GS-1 Mahogany Guitar Stand on Display with an Electric Guitar | The Ruach GS-1 Mahogany Guitar Stand on Display with a Ruach Revolt Electric Guitar |
| Weight: | 2.31 kg |
| Dimensions: | 103.76 x 26.8 x 6.35 cm; 2.31 Kilograms |
| Model: | RM-GS1-W |
Love it so much I bought one for each guitar in the house.
Great guitar stand; hard to color match to the guitar online, but got close enough with the wood that it looks okay
The guitar stand is sturdy and easy to assemble. It is a much nicer complement to my semihollow guitar than a metal guitar stand.
I wanted a nice looking guitar stand for the living room. I wouldn’t use it for stage, etc., but it works great and looks elegant.
Simple design, simple assembly, holds most guitars fine, not so good for Telecaster type guitars.
This is a lovely stand, well made and easy to assemble. I’ve got quite a few guitar stands and this one is my favourite, it is a perfect stand for my Taylor GS-mini (Koa) – a near perfect match colourwise.
If you are like me, you like to have your guitar out of the case and in a nice stand for easy access and playing. There is no question that this simple move (getting the guitar out of the case and into your hands on a more regular basis) will improve your playing. I’ve tried a couple of different stands and one recent floor model actually seems to have left some marks in the finish on the back of a very nice Martin. You want something that protects the guitar and looks as good as a nice piece of furniture. So what to do, right? Order a Rauch.
It came nicely packed, in speedy time (although I kept missing the Fedex driver and had to drive to the local depot), in good condition and easy to assemble in 2 steps (Step one – secure the base to the vertical stand with two supplied Phillips head screws and Step two – screw in the actual guitar holder “wishbone” to the top of the stand…). It’s walnut matches a recent interior renovation so it fits right in.
Some people remarked on a FB page as to “how could you justify paying $250 for a guitar stand” etc… and I had to remind them that some guitars are worth thousands of dollars (mine) and even $100,000, so why would you cheap out on a nice stand IF you had the money?
The only reason I dropped down to 4-stars is that it was a surprise to me that I had to pay an additional $68 of taxes when I pick it up. No big deal, I just hate surprises, right?
The bottom line is – would I buy it again? Yes, no question.
Stylish and beautiful alone would not be good enough for a guitar stand, but this one is stable and secure as well. A gift for my son-in-law, who likes it almost as much as his guitar.
Love these stands. I now have three. Their undoubted elegance complements my guitars perfectly.
I only just received the stand but it was easy to set up, seems sturdy and looks great.