They are over priced. It is simply plexiglass you can buy cheap, with a foam pipe wrap for the leg. The suction cups are easy to buy. You can make one for a total of $25.00 at the most. The cheapest GuitarLift is $70 plus shipping and tax.
I recently purchased one after seeing all the glowing reviews. Sadly, I wasn't able to try before buying. This is something I will NEVER do again. I am bitterly disappointed with mine. Instead of alleviating back problems it has introduced a few new ones and added my right wrist for "good" measure. Unfortunately, I am not able to return it for a refund. I'm stuck with an overpriced bit of plastic. I would encourage anyone wanting to buy one of these to try it first. If you can't try one then move on.
Hello Manus, I am looking for a guitar lift for my flamenco guitar. My footstep works poorly. My ergoplay didn't work properly as my right shoulder get rised by the device. I got impressed by the guitar lift. As I height 1,74 cm, i am not sure which one to buy. Let me ask you some questions if you don't mind. How tall are you? Does your right shoulder rise as you play in the flamenco position? I ask you about It because i am not sure whether to purchase the Big or the medium size. Thank you
Hi Lorenzo! I would message them, they are really helpful with questions! If in doubt I would go for the large, but honestly they both feel very comfortable for me, I don't really have a preference. If you have quite thin legs, go for the medium, otherwise the large one will probably be better. The way I am sitting, yes my right shoulder is raised a little because of how I sit (shoulders would be better if I sat properly in the proper classical way, but I much prefer my right hand technique and sound this way). I'm 182cm tall! Let me know if you have more questions.
I love mine Manus.
They are over priced. It is simply plexiglass you can buy cheap, with a foam pipe wrap for the leg. The suction cups are easy to buy. You can make one for a total of $25.00 at the most. The cheapest GuitarLift is $70 plus shipping and tax.
I recently purchased one after seeing all the glowing reviews. Sadly, I wasn't able to try before buying. This is something I will NEVER do again. I am bitterly disappointed with mine. Instead of alleviating back problems it has introduced a few new ones and added my right wrist for "good" measure. Unfortunately, I am not able to return it for a refund. I'm stuck with an overpriced bit of plastic. I would encourage anyone wanting to buy one of these to try it first. If you can't try one then move on.
Hello Manus,
I am looking for a guitar lift for my flamenco guitar. My footstep works poorly. My ergoplay didn't work properly as my right shoulder get rised by the device. I got impressed by the guitar lift. As I height 1,74 cm, i am not sure which one to buy. Let me ask you some questions if you don't mind.
How tall are you?
Does your right shoulder rise as you play in the flamenco position?
I ask you about It because i am not sure whether to purchase the Big or the medium size.
Thank you
Hi Lorenzo! I would message them, they are really helpful with questions! If in doubt I would go for the large, but honestly they both feel very comfortable for me, I don't really have a preference. If you have quite thin legs, go for the medium, otherwise the large one will probably be better.
The way I am sitting, yes my right shoulder is raised a little because of how I sit (shoulders would be better if I sat properly in the proper classical way, but I much prefer my right hand technique and sound this way). I'm 182cm tall! Let me know if you have more questions.
So Do I! The flamenco position suit me the most. Thank you@@ManusNoble1988
Would it work well for an average sized acoustic guitar ? Or steel string one would say haha
Yes it should suit! I would go for the large size.
Hello, where can I buy this product internationally?