Meet Standley, the clip-on guitar stand that lets your acoustic stand on its own
Accessory attaches to your guitar's strap pin
When Danish musician Murad 'Muri' Mahmoud's acoustic fell to the ground and broke its neck, he endeavoured to create a stand that would clip onto a guitar to make it stand by itself - Standley is the result.
Just launched on Indiegogo, Standley simply clicks onto a guitar's strap button, and its four adjustable rubber-ended feet stand the guitar at 5 degrees from vertical - where the guitar is most stable, apparently.
According to the team, Standley has no effect on the sound quality of your guitar and should fit in any guitar bag.
A brilliant idea for go-to living room/bedroom acoustics, we reckon, even if you wouldn't stick it on your gigging guitar.
Standley is available now from Indiegogo for the early bird price of $39 (approx £32).
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