I have three (3) Gitano Guitar Supports ($33.95). I have modified one, replacing the felt strap with leather. I find that it lessens the tendency for the Getano Guitar Supports to slide on dress pants. I have tested the Dynarette knee cushion and found it cumbersome and difficult to store. I don’t need any added items in my gig bag. The Gitano Guitar Support ($33.95) fits in my guitar cases. I’m also able to keep it attached to my main classical guitar when it is in the case. Other cases are a bit tight and require placing the Gatano Guitar Supports 33.95 in the compartment under the neck or in the music sleeve. It's a good idea to stock up on replacement Gitano Suction Cups, as they will wear out. I also tested the Arm-n-Track and while it was very comfortable, I found it difficult to remove and to store. The price of the Gitano Guitar Support, Classical Guitar Knee Support is much lower than the above guitar supports ($33.95), which is of no small concern to working musicians. Gitano Guitar Support - ($33.95) Ergoplay Guitar Support ($39.95), Dynarette knee cushion - $48.00 Arm-n-Track Guitar Support - $42.00-$60.00 NeckUp Guitar Support - $47.95 Ed Eastridge The Gitano Guitar Rest is the best guitar support we have found. Andy York and Antigoni Goni endorse the Gitano Guitar Support. It is very easy to use. Just attach it to the side of your guitar with the suction cups (included). You can adjust the height by moving the Gitano's guitar, leg support on the lower side of your guitar. You can adjust the angle to keep it from sliding on pant legs. The Kling On Guitar Support Protector ($6.95) is suggested for use with matte finish guitars or French polished guitars. |
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