PROEL FC200 - Universal Floor Stand for Acoustic and Classical Guitars (Anthracite Grey)
The PROEL FC200 is the ultimate solution for musicians seeking stability, durability, and protection in a compact design. This A-frame floor stand has been designed to Proel's exacting Italian engineering standards, guaranteeing a robust structure made entirely of steel. Its anthracite gray (charcoal) finish gives it a professional and understated look, ideal for darkened stages, home studios, or classrooms where elegance is paramount.
Unlike generic stands, the FC200 stands out for its comprehensive protection system. All contact points where the instrument rests—both the body and the bottom—are covered with a special high-density rubber foam . This material gently cushions the instrument's weight, preventing any risk of scratches, marks, or abrasion to your guitar's finish. Its low-profile design makes it extremely practical, eliminating the need for neck clamps and allowing quick and quiet access to the instrument during performances.
Main features
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Reinforced Steel Construction: Manufactured to withstand heavy use, its metal structure ensures that the support does not deform over time, maintaining its integrity even on demanding tours.
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Anti-Scratch Foam Protection: The support arms and top back are wrapped in soft foam, protecting the finish of acoustic, classical, and folk guitars.
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Non-Slip Stability: Equipped with high-grip natural rubber feet that isolate the support from the floor, prevent accidental displacements, and absorb unwanted vibrations.
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Universal Type A Design: Although ideal for acoustic guitars due to its depth, its versatile design perfectly accommodates classical guitars and even acoustic basses.
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Professional Finish: The anthracite gray epoxy paint coating is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also protects the metal against corrosion and wear.
Benefits for the musician
The main benefit of the PROEL FC200 is peace of mind . Knowing your instrument is resting on a solid, padded base allows you to focus on playing. Its easy-access ("grab and play") design encourages daily practice by eliminating the barrier of having to remove the instrument from a case. Furthermore, as a compact floor stand, it helps optimize space in small rooms or crowded stages, keeping the environment tidy and free from the risk of instruments falling over.
Use cases
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Recording Studios: Perfect for having your acoustic guitar ready to record a take at any time without taking up visual space in the booth.
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Stages and Live Performances: Its low profile and dark color make it almost invisible on stage, allowing for quick instrument changes between songs.
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Home and Display: Transform your instrument into a stylish decorative piece. Its minimalist design complements any modern décor.
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Music Schools: Thanks to its robustness, it is ideal for classrooms where the equipment suffers constant use by multiple students.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this stand suitable for an electric guitar?
Yes, the design is universal. However, the depth of the neck is optimized for wider bodies, such as those of acoustic, classical, or folk guitars, where it offers a perfect fit.
Is it foldable for transport?
Yes, the "A" frame design allows the stand to fold, making it much easier to carry in backpacks or tour accessory cases.
Is it safe for the guitar's finish?
The foam padding is designed to be chemically neutral with most modern varnishes. As a general industry precaution, for vintage instruments with highly sensitive nitrocellulose finishes, it is recommended to use a cotton cloth between the pad and the instrument if it will be exposed for extended periods.
Project description
FC200 guitar floor stand with an A-frame metal structure and anthracite gray epoxy paint finish. Designed with a load capacity of up to 6 kg, it features arms and backrest fully covered in high-density foam for instrument protection. It includes non-slip natural rubber feet for isolation and stability. Base dimensions: 320 mm wide x 295 mm deep, with a total height of 380 mm.
