Zither Wooden Guitar Stand - Handcrafted Solid Mahogany Wood Floor Stands Best for Acoustic, Electric and Classical Guitars, Made in USA

Very well built guitar stand. I now have three of the Zither Guitar stands and I am very pleased with the appearance and build of them.

Excellent quality and finish!

Very sturdy! Beautiful piece...Love it. Packaged beautifully, with a thank you note, guitar picks, and a bottle of mineral oil for polishing. Made in America, just beautiful. Thanks so much!!

This is my second stand and highly recommend them. Solid and well built. You get what you pay for.

Fantastic Guitar Stand.Bought this for my new ES-345.Furniture like-high quality materials, easy to assemble and very sturdy.Will order more!

Expensive price tag but the build quality and aesthetic beauty of the stand are impeccable. I bought the padauk wood model for $199.99 and mercifully there was no tax or shipping charges. It looks exactly as advertised.I’ve had it about a month and it is still generating a kind of white dust but Zither does warn that the padauk wood will do this for a time. Hopefully this will eventually go away.Price complaints aside I do love this stand and am glad I own it. It’s beautiful and I can use it in any room in the house and not feel like I need to put it away when we’re expecting company.In spite of my displeasure with the price I could not give this awesome stand anything less than 5 stars. I feel that product ratings should be based solely on the quality of the product and it’s not like I didn’t know how much it cost when I made the decision to purchase it.*UPDATE* - September 2019After 10 months my Padauk Wood stand is still generating the white film at the same rate and in the same quantities as it did when I first got it. I’m beginning to doubt that this issue will ever subside. I use the recommended English Oil religiously but within a day or two the white film is back full force.Hope this helps others who might be trying to decide between Padauk or some other wood. Unless you don’t mind having to oil your stand every other day I recommend choosing a different wood. Really bummed that I didn’t.*UPDATE* - July 2022After 3 1/2 years my Padauk wood stand is still generating white, powdery residue. It’s worse than ever. I can’t clean it everyday anymore. It feels like a “fool’s errand”. I dismantled it and stuck it in a closet.*UPDATE* - AUGUST 2022I RECEIVED A PHONE CALL FROM DEBBIE AT ZITHER THIS MORNING. I ALSO SPOKE WITH THE OWNER OF THE COMPANY, TONY(?), WHO ALSO DESIGNS AND BUILDS THE STANDS. THEY ARE ADAMANT ABOUT SENDING ME A NEW GUITAR STAND AND REFUSED TO TAKE NO FOR AN ANSWER. DEBBIE SENT ME PICTURES OF THE NEW STAND AND IT’S BEAUTIFUL. IT HAS ALREADY BEEN SHIPPED AND IS EXPECTED TO ARRIVE ON MONDAY.I researched Padauk wood after my initial purchase and I discovered that the problem I’m having is a common one for Padauk wood. Apparently Padauk wood contains oils that don’t dissipate out too easily. I’m guessing that furniture craftsmen, like Zither, purchase their Padauk wood in good faith that it has been properly cured and dried, but sometimes it just hasn’t been. It also seems that some “batches” of Padauk wood contain overly high amounts of the oils. I sympathize with the dilemma of the craftsman who wants to use Padauk. It is a beautiful wood.Zither is obviously a first rate operation. I’m gonna find a reason to buy another stand from them.

This product is100% top notch quality. Extremely easy to put together. The instructions are funny too. Bought it for my Martin D-28 and they are beautiful together. One of my favorite purchases. American made baby!

Well crafted I would buy again.