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The correct storage of your electric guitar and your bass
With careful preparation and the right equipment, stringed instruments can also be stored safely at home. Regular maintenance and mindful handling of the instrument contribute significantly to its longevity and to preserving sound quality. To protect your instrument from dust, gigbags and cases are of course also well suited for home storage. But if you want your guitar and bass to always be within reach, there are other alternatives.
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Wall mounts
Wall mounts are an elegant and space-saving solution for storing stringed instruments. They provide secure support thanks to robust materials such as metal or wood and protect the instrument with soft padding. Installation is simple and requires only basic tools. Wall mounts save space, prevent instruments from lying on the floor and allow quick access. In addition, they present your electric guitar or your bass as decorative elements in the room, creating a personal and musical atmosphere.
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Stands
Guitar and bass stands offer a simple and flexible way to store stringed instruments safely. They are made from robust materials and protect against scratches with soft padding. There are various designs, including compact A-frame models and stands with neck supports. Lightweight and portable, they are ideal for home, in the studio or on stage. Stands allow quick access, encourage spontaneous practising and prevent instruments from lying on the floor or being knocked over. They are a practical and safe solution for musicians.
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