The mahogany On-Stage GS8730MA Wood Locking Guitar Hanger is designed to safely store an electric/acoustic guitar or bass on a wall, keeping your instrument ready for action, so you can play at the very moment inspiration strikes.

The GS8730MA's yolk features a weight-sensing mechanism that automatically locks when you hang your instrument by its headstock, providing a secure hold. The EVA padding supplies ample protection against nicks and scratches for even the most delicate instruments. To unlock your instrument, simply lift it up and away.

With its elegant mahogany wood grain finish the GS8730MA complements your instrument, space, or decor. To simplify installation, a versatile mounting kit and easy-to-read instructions for connecting to studs (recommended) or sheetrock (via drywall anchors) are included.

Use several GS8730MA guitar hangers to keep your entire collection of fretted instruments quickly accessible in your creative space or to proudly display your prized possessions, safely high above the floor and away from accident-prone foot traffic.

Holds One Guitar on Wall    EVA-Padded Yolk    Weight-Sensing Automatic Lock    16.5 lb Weight Capacity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will these work with Matthews combo stands? they tend to need a wider slot.

A: Yes, as long as the stands feature a 5/8 receiver or a junior pin the stand will adapt. Please review the following item Impact CA-106 Junior to Baby Pin Adapter BH #IMCA106 • MFR #CA-106 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/824421-REG/impact_ca_106_junior_pin_to_baby.html?sts=pi

Q: 2. does this camera take 4 by 5 BW sheet film?

A: This camera will take any 4x5" film you put into it.

Q: 3. Does the Matthews Monitor Stand II fit on this?

A: The Inovativ Stand Hanger for Ranger/Echo Carts (Black) is not compatible with the Matthews Monitor Stand II.

Q: 4. Does the 120 l unit come with wheels/casters? And if not, is it possible to add them (preferably easily)? I am physically disabled, so I probably could not move it to its final location without either wheels or casters, that is why I ask.

A: It comes with rubber bottomed pads on the four corners with the two front pads being adjustable for leveling purposes. Warranty states any modification would void your warranty.

Q: 5. Does this drawer have any kind of friction fit when closed, requiring a tug to open, or would it freely slide open when closed?

A: According to the manufacturer, "[The On-Stage RDLS1000 1 RU Locking Rack Drawer] uses[s] a plastic latching mechanism to keep drawers in place, pushing down on the latch on the front of the drawer allows you to open the drawer. That being said, if held at an angle and especially with any additional weight inside the drawer it’s fairly easy for that latch to pop open and the drawers will move. Locking the drawers would be the only way to truly secure them in place if at an angle."

Q: 6. Is it 32" TALL or 34" TALL? Dimensions list 32 and 34, but not which is Height and which is Width. Thanks (tight space).

A: It is just under 32" wide, and just about 34" tall including the feet, which can be extended or retracted for angling.

Q: 7. What are the inner dimensions of the drawer space itself? I am planning to use this drawer to hold an iPad in a mobile rack, but I need the inner dimensions so I can make sure I have the foam cut to fit.

A: On Stage does not provide exact dimentions of the interior but it will be ABOUT 16" wide X 14" deep X 1.75"high.

Q: 8. does this hanger comes with Stirrup? Is it available in black

A: The picture in this listing is incorrect. Item C822 comes with the stirrup, not the universal head shown here. It is not available in black.

Q: 9. Is it necessary to use the screws or is the adhesive strong enough on it's own?

A: This would depend on the weight of the headphones in question. The Auray HH-UD2 Under-Surface Dual Headphones Hanger Mount is sufficiently supported by the adhesive tape, but the screws are recommended for safer, more permanent adhesion.

Q: 10. The screw hole look inaccessible. how much clearance is there?

A: It's a tight space but if you have a small screwdriver you should not have any issues. Otherwise, putting the screw at an angle would be the way to go.