Greg Kellogg invented Guitar Kickstand after a tripod stand failed, breaking off the headstock of his cherished 1957 Les Paul Custom in the process. In sharing his story with fellow musicians, he found how common this problem really was. In an informal survey, seven out of ten guitar players said they had their guitar slip off the stand more than once. The Kickstand was born!
Sound Innovations has introduced the new Guitar Kickstand. Guitar Kickstand is a guitar stand that attaches to most electric guitars via the strap button on the bottom of the guitar, using the same screw or a longer screw provided in the package. Kickstand folds neatly against the back of the guitar body when not in use. It doesn't change the way the guitar is played or how it fits into the case. Simply fold it up and Rock away!! There's no need to remove Kickstand from your guitar, even while the guitar is stored in its case
As Gregg Kellogg explained, "You can stand your guitar anywhere, anytime, and it will not slip, the stand saves space, it's fast and easy to install, and it doesn't require any modification to your guitar." Rather than spend money on another stand, or give yourself one more thing to carry, pick up a Kickstand. Say goodbye to your separate guitar stands forever! Order Now!
Customer Testimonials:
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Entrepreneur.com - "Kickstand earns award nomination for product of the year, an elegant yet simple solution for players tired of carrying multi-part Guitar Stand."
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“Guitar Player Magazine - "Kudos, total portability, doesn't alter guitar" (Nov. 07 issue)
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Modern Guitar Magazine - "Drawing attention at the Summer NAMM show" (Summer 07 issue)
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Performer Magazine - "Built in silicone pads on the stand cushion it against your guitar" (Fall 07 issue)
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Performing Songwriters Magazine - "Requires no modification to your guitar and it still fits in your case" (Oct. 07 issue)
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Slash (Guns & Roses/Velvet Revolver) - "This is the coolest thing anyone has ever handed to me"
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Vernon Reid (Living Color) - "Now this is different, I like it"
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Guitar Edge Magazine - "No modification needed, unobtrusive and out of site" (Nov. 07 issue)
