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Gator Frameworks

Gator Frameworks Acoustic Guitar Stand (GFW-GTR-SEAT)

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Arrives Saturday, Feb 8
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Style: Guitar Seat


Features

  • Guitar performance seat with built-in guitar stand. Holds acoustic, Electric and bass guitars
  • Collapsible design with quick release pin for compact storage
  • Durable, padded seat cushion with removable ergonomic backrest
  • 300lb weight capacity
  • Some assembly required, Hardware included

Description

The Gator Frameworks GFW-GTR-SEAT Combination guitar seat and single guitar stand provides a place to sit comfortably for you and your guitar. This heavy- duty combination boasts a 300-pound weight capacity and is a perfect height for any musician. The seat furnishes soft support with a durable, thick padded cushion and removable ergonomic backrest. A built-in safety pin ensures stability while the rubber no-slip feet keep you grounded. When actively playing, and using the seat The guitar stand on the bottom front legs neatly folds up and secures out of the way of your toe-tapping feet. When it’s time to take a break, fold out the guitar stand and slip your guitar on to the finish friendly, rubberized arms and rest The neck against the soft micro- suede patch on the cushion. Removable, red safety rings are provided on the feet to reduce the risk of tripping in dark venues or on shadowy stages. The collapsible, compact design makes it easy to pack up and store. For tighter storage areas simply remove the backrest to break down the seat even further. When traveling local or abroad consolidating equipment is always a challenge and the Gator Frameworks Combination guitar seat and single guitar stand offers a winning combination.

Item Weight: 13.2 pounds


Product Dimensions: 7.5 x 13.4 x 34.5 inches


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: GFW-GTR-SEAT


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 25, 2017


Color Name: Black


Material Type: Steel


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    • Deluxe = Wide seat, stability and adjustability.
Style: Delux Guitar Seat
I got the deluxe and the regular stool with the back rest. The deluxe is definitely worth it. Returned the stool. Stools ok but feels like the seat is small and you sit up high it’s not bad just ok. But the deluxe was really nice. I like the wider seat you feel like it’s more stable than the stool and the adjustability is great. Just make the upgrade you won’t be disappointed. If you need something portable maybe the stool but otherwise just go with the deluxe. Overall the deluxe just feels more stable, comfortable, and more customizable. Also the foot rest on the deluxe is perfect compared to the regular stool. Just overall better and worth the extra price IMHO. Only drawback the seat feels a little stiff but it’s new I expect it to wear in. I still give it 5 stars. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2024 by Always Demand Quality
    • Nice for the price
Style: Guitar Seat
Bought this stool for my music room. It was a used item like new and was just as advertised. Seems to be sturdy, comfortable and I like the built in guitar rest. Good value
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2024 by THall77
    • Solves common backless guitar stool problem, but has design flaws.
Style: Delux Guitar Seat
I’m 6 ft tall and weigh 210 pounds. I’m closer to 60 years old than 40 and I play 6 days a week for an average of 3 hours a session. I bought this stool because the common guitar and amplifier brand stools (Marshall, Fender, etc) look great in a studio but have an almost useless amount of padding. So I put this thing together in 5 minutes; no tools required. Manufacturers boxing comes with almost no padding so the box was crushed in several places upon delivery. Thankfully, product arrived unscathed but I feel lucky about that issue. Chair and backrest padding is nice and thick, but not soft so if you expect a cushion that gives right out of the box you will be disappointed. That being said this thing is built like a piece of heavy duty gym equipment so cushions might just need some breaking in. When I first sat down the chair pad was set fairly low and the moment I leaned just slightly forward the back of the chair tipped forward off the floor. Looking closely at the design, the front leg bar of the stool is set too far back for someone of smaller stature. Once I slid the chair pad up, which moves the pad back from the front leg bar, I was able to alter the weight distribution enough to counter the chair tipping, but if you are a shorter person you are going to have a problem if you lean forward. Backrest is adjustable but again, not soft, and you only have two settings with a 1 inch difference. I’ve been sitting in this chair typing this review and I’m already uncomfortable leaning back against the rest, it just doesn’t have the perfect setting for me. But when I grab a guitar and get settled in, this chair resolves most of the issues of playing on a typical logo topped guitar stool. If these cushions start to break-in I’ll be much happier. Built in guitar stand is a nice touch. If price is an issue, I’d pass on this. But if you really need a backrest and you are of average height and weight, and you play for extended periods of time, you could very well find this a great studio chair. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2023 by Wine Me
    • Bought for a gift
Style: Guitar Stool
Bought for a gift and our friend now uses it at all his shows. Comfortable, light weight, and very sturdy. Would recommend
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2024 by Holly Bidelman
    • Heavy-duty (and just heavy, too)
Style: Delux Guitar Seat
As a solo performer, it’s always a crapshoot what kind of seating will be available at bars and other venues. Yes, I’ve been taking our own kitchen stools occasionally, and a few venues have great barstools that I can and do use. But I wanted to get something that was sturdy, well-built, comfortable and would last a long, long time. This is it. After 5-6 months of use at home and on gigs, it’s a comfortable and easy-to-adjust seat, with also-adjustable footrests. Built like a tank, too. But carrying it is not for the faint of heart. I can handle it, but it can be a little clumsy; I do wish the seat could be broken down, or dissembled a bit, to make carrying/loading easier. It sucks up a bit of space in the back of my Explorer, and I’ve learned to live with that, in exchange for the sturdiness and comfort. I like this seat a lot. I’d like it more if it were a bit less bulky and inflexible. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 4, 2024 by D. Flannery
    • Great guitar stand and seat
Style: Guitar Stool
Great two in one seat and guitar stand. Great quality. Recommend
Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2024 by Sara
    • Don't yet. Needs much improvement
Style: Guitar Seat
Review Image by SKI SKI
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Bought this hoping for perhaps a comfortable, useful, compact stool for playing guitar at live performances. It's hard to know if you're going to like something till you use it a while. This is one of those. If I could send it back I would. But by the time I decided it wasn't that great, the return window closed. Anyway, here's my take on what's wrong with it. 1. Though it folds up, it's not really that compact because the back rest has a big "L" shape bracket that doesn't fold. Really? They couldn't have engineered that? 2. It could use a nice zippered case to put it in. Again, you'd have to make the back rest fold. 3. Seat isn't big enough unless your small. I feel like as though I'm going to fall off at any given moment. And the foam cushion is a little too stiff. 4. Foot rest is too narrow. The pegs need to be able to telescope outward on each side and also adjust up or down. Lastly, the built-in guitar stand gets in the way and is a tripping hazard. This is worse part of it. I took mine off. Also, when you rest your guitar in it, there's no way to secure the neck, so easy to knock over the guitar. I suggest just eliminating it as most of us use proper guitar stands anyway. So there you have it. Keep on looking until Gator gets it right. And when/if they do, then perhaps they'll have a winner. Update: 4-21-24 I decided to install folding motor cycle type foot pegs/rest to this stool. (See photos) This made a big difference in comfort. These foot rest fold-up too, keeping the stool easy to tote. And because they bolt on, you can adjust the position where you like. Only thing I had to do was add some copper pipe shims because the tubing is only ⅞" and you need 1". I also added a self-tapping screw through the clamp side into the tubing, because they had a tendency to turn when you put your foot on. You can get these foot rest here on Amazon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 16, 2023 by SKI SKI

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