Guitar Prop

Guitar Prop positions the guitar right where you want it for the greatest playing comfort. Your wrist, shoulders, and back can relax with the ergo-friendly positioning and the guitar’s weight is transferred to the chair, not your neck.

  • Supports nearly all guitars – Electric, classical, acoustic, bass.
  • Adjustable height support from 5.5” to 8.5”.
  • The platform angle adjusts to each guitar’s unique bout shape.

$60

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Setup

Guitar Prop adjustments for height and tilt

Slightly loosen the height and tilt adjustments so that the support can move up, move down, and pivot.

Guitar Prop ergonomic comfortable setup

Sit on a flat chair with Guitar Prop between or outside your legs.

Using a strap may be helpful in finding the ideal height and position.

Strive for a neutral back, fretting wrist not bent, comfortable strumming position, and both feet on the floor.

Guitar Prop ergonomic comfortable setup complete

Adjust Guitar Prop to support the guitar in your ideal position and then tighten the knobs.

The guitar should rest securely on the Guitar Prop without the strap’s support.

Remove the strap and play comfortably!

Experiment! If you have been playing in an awkward position for years, sitting in a neutral and ergo-happy posture will feel weird at first. Try Guitar Prop in different positions and find your most comfortable playing setup.

Happy Users!

The Guitar Prop is great. I’m a music teacher and I love using the prop while teaching individual and and group guitar lessons. While teaching, the prop helps me stabilize the guitar at a specific position from which I can direct the lesson smoothly. While practicing, I use the prop to help improve my posture. Before using the prop to practice, I always had to cross my leg to hold the guitar which caused leg cramping and discomfort. But now, I can set the prop at a desirable position to stabilize the guitar (nylon classical guitar or steel string guitar) and I’m able to practice longer. I highly recommend using the Guitar Prop.
Duy
DuyGuitar Teacher
I’ve used the guitar prop with a baby Taylor and a six string Ovation guitar. It works great, especially with the Ovation which is usually awkward to position while sitting due to rounded back.
Clark
My shoulder usually hurts when I play due to an impingement and I was about to stop playing. I was happy to find Guitar Prop because the guitar's neck goes where I need it now.
Roy T
Guitar Prop is great. I can play without having to twist and hunch over anymore. It's WAY better!
Tracy
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