Millenium GW-2525

I've bought 6 or 8 (I've honestly lost track at this point) or so of these and used them to mount electric guitars, electric bass guitars, acoustic guitars and other items to the walls of my apartment and studio over the past year.
They are very easy to mount, works with pretty much any instrument and are very reliable.

I put a 10 pound sledgehammer on one and left it there for a month or two, just to test if it could take it and had no issues.

I did have problems mounting my banjo and my electric violin on it though, so if you intend to mount instruments with a very narrow neck this may not suit you.

It always makes me laugh When I see "advanced guitar stand solutions" and "ULTIMATE axe stand" type products With bells and whistles and springs and plastic mouldings on them! You really only need a simple piece of hardware to hold your guitar and this performs that job with ease! Good product. I have no doubt it will last as long as my house! Easy to mount and doest stand out too much. Obviously it depends on you to do a good job drilling and plugging your wall and screwing this in but once its up there you won't have any issues. Holds my heavy bass with no problems.
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You would think that something that?s going to hold your electric guitar or acoustic guitar or your bass above the floor, screwed in to a wall it has to be at least strong and being so it?ll be expensive, but... This millenium wall hanger is (and everyone will agree) a cheap one, and contrary of one might think, it has nothing about it that would stand out as a fragile thing. I have three wall hangers of these and I can assure you they are really very good.
I?ve hanged on it my very heavy bass guitar, and my two electric guitars and they have done what they are meant to do! Never one of them got loose from the wall or bent or even broke. The rubber keeps it from arming de neck and head of your instrument effectively also!
So if you want to get a wall mount to hang your instrument, I must say that this one being a good value and, beyond question, good quality for little money it should be a choice to be considered.

I purchased a few of these for my basses. I already have lots of hangers, and these are just as stable, but at a better price.

The finish is not as "high quality" to the touch as some of my more expensive models, but the functionality is just as good, and they take the weight of electric basses no problem (at least so far).

If used with an acoustic bass (I don't know about acoustic guitars as I don't own one), the back of the bass touches the wall, but an electric bass hangs free (with a slight gap between the instrument and the wall). It is worth taking this into consideration if your instrument has a nice finish that you want to protect, but a small piece of foam attached to the wall behind the body fixes this issue.

If you want a good cheap wall hanger for your instruments, these are worth the price.

This stand is cool, it's sturdy and well built for the low price it has.

The only thing you might want to consider is whether to put some protection on the wall for your instruments, as you can see there will not be a lot of distance between wall and instrument.

However I must say I have even a regular classical guitar hanging there and if left carefully, no issues (also, it does not touch the wall).

Another thing, I would actually recommend this for classical guitars rather than electric instruments; it is quite wide (what I was looking for, actually).