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underdog

Gassage;471564" said:

Sassafras said:

Wall hangers for home use. Real space savers. No risk of knocking your pride and joy over.





I avoid wall hangers like the plague. If you've cental heating nearby and hang your guitars for long periods expect a lot of set up and fret repairs. I did this and found out the hard way when I had to have my Cunetto refretted due to long term hanging.  Builders may disagree, but Charlie Chandler saw the guitar and it was the first question he asked...

I think maybe the radiator maybe the issue there rather than the wall hangers

Aren't 90% of guitars displayed on wall hangers in almost every guitar shop in the world.

Gassage

underdog said:

Gassage;471564" said:

Sassafras said:

Wall hangers for home use. Real space savers. No risk of knocking your pride and joy over.





I avoid wall hangers like the plague. If you've cental heating nearby and hang your guitars for long periods expect a lot of set up and fret repairs. I did this and found out the hard way when I had to have my Cunetto refretted due to long term hanging.  Builders may disagree, but Charlie Chandler saw the guitar and it was the first question he asked...

I think maybe the radiator maybe the issue there rather than the wall hangers

Aren't 90% of guitars displayed on wall hangers in almost every guitar shop in the world.

One other factor- crazy, crazy flame in a maple neck. Always a recipe for disaster. I think a combo of all 3 factors.