In need of a new guitar rack? Get over 60% off on these Gator display and storage solutions at Thomann
Buying new guitars is always exciting, but finding a reasonably-priced storage solution for your collection can often feel far less glamorous. But, now’s the time to act, as these whopping deals on Gator racks at Thomann make the process far less painful.
These guitar racks come in varying sizes and styles, and are reduced from three-figure sums down to just two, with 67 percent off each one. Thomann is currently offering a bunch of savings across the instruments and accessories on its site with Music Days, which run until 14 July.
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For a simple and small storage solution, you might want to opt for a Gator Elite 3/4 guitar rack, which comes in black, grey, brown and a natural wood finish. These are now priced at £85.
These smaller racks offer adjustable dividers with rubberised protective linings to keep instruments and cases stored safely, are suitable for asymmetrical body shapes, and have soft padding on the bottom of the stand to prevent the underside of the guitar from coming into contact with the wood.
If you’re in need of more space, the Gator Elite 5 E/A racks offer more space and features, yet still come in at just £96 with their reduced price. Fit up to five electric/acoustic guitars or five-seven cases among its adjustable dividers.
Again, these racks are suitable for asymmetrical body shapes, offer soft padding, and have convenient cable storage hanger hooks on both sides. The racks come in grey or dark brown wood.
As part of Thomann’s Music Days, there are also savings on a number of guitars and gear brands. You can save on models from Schecter, Epiphone, Taylor and more, or get a deal on an amplifier from the likes of PRS or Blackstar.
To shop these deals and more, head over to Thomann.
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