The Ludio GS-10 is an A-shaped guitar stand that is suitable for acoustic guitars, electric guitars and bass guitars. The brackets have a U-shape where the acoustic guitar can be placed in. An extra notch ensures that an electric or bass guitar can also be placed stably in the stand.

Warning: There are (more luxurious) guitars that are finished with Nitrocellulose lacquer. The foam of this tripod is not suitable for use with this type of paint.

Note: The guitar shown is for illustration purposes only and is not included.

The Ludio FS-1 is a sturdy metal footrest that helps guitarists to adopt the right posture. It is made entirely of metal and can be adjusted to one of four heights: 12 cm, 18.5 cm, 23 cm and 27 cm. The foldable footstool can therefore be easily transported, for example in the front of a guitar cover. Rubber nubs on the underside of the legs prevent it from scratching the floor.

Suitable for classical guitarists

The slightly more advanced classical guitarist likes to place the guitar in an inclined position on his or her leg so that the neck can be played at a 45-degree angle. This can be facilitated by placing the left leg on a footstool where the footstool is placed with the high side backwards. An alternative to a footstool for this can also be an Ergoplay guitar rest.

Finding the right posture

Good posture is extremely important for all guitarists, preferably with a straight back and relaxed shoulders. Therefore, a footrest is not only helpful for classical guitars, but can also help any guitarist to sit more comfortably. This can even be a useful aid for children just starting to play the guitar!

Playing standing up

Last but not least, a footrest is ideal for guitarists who like to play standing up. Place your left leg on the footrest to allow the guitar to rest on your upper left leg, making it more comfortable to play standing up!