Monoprice Inc. 602130 Electric Guitar Wall Mount, Black, 23in Bracket
Holds any standard electric guitar up to 2.75" thick on a 23" black bracket with rubber-covered braces and a central two-screw plate
- Product typeGuitars & Accessories
- Holds any electric guitar up to 2.75" thick
- Central 3-3/8" plate secures with two screws
- Rubber-covered braces protect the instrument's finish
- Adjustable left body brace fits different guitar widths
- 23" bracket keeps the guitar safely displayed
Monoprice 602130 Electric Guitar Wall Mount
This Monoprice wall mount holds any standard electric guitar up to 2.75 inches thick. It fixes to the wall with two screws on a central 3-3/8 inch diameter plate. The 23 inch bracket displays the instrument in right-handed playing orientation. Rubber-covered braces protect the guitar finish at every contact point.
Thermals noise and power draw
The mount is a passive mechanical bracket with no electrical components, fans or moving parts. It generates no heat, produces no audible noise and draws zero power. Performance is limited only by the strength of the wall anchors and screws used during installation.
Build fit and clearance
The body brace extends approximately 6 1/2 inches from the wall and stands about 9 1/2 inches tall, with an adjustable horizontal position for a custom fit. The fixed neck brace provides 1 3/8 inch internal spacing. Buyers who need angled display, locking security or accommodation for exceptionally wide headstocks should consider alternative mounting solutions.
How it compares
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- Price $35.99
- Cheaper than about 96% of the 121 comparable items (median $296.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Monoprice |
| Part number | 602130 |
| Product type | Guitars & Accessories |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Monoprice 602130 wall mount, and what step do people often miss?
Secure the central 3 3/8" plate to the wall with two screws driven into studs; the step often missed is confirming the body brace slides horizontally to match your guitar's width before tightening everything.
What maintenance will the rubber-covered braces need over time?
The rubber tubing on both braces can dry out or crack; wipe it occasionally with a damp cloth and replace the tubing if it becomes brittle so the metal never contacts the guitar finish.
What is the first limit reached when a heavy electric guitar hangs on this mount for months?
The 2.75" maximum body thickness is the limiting spec; guitars thicker than that will not sit securely in the cradle regardless of how the adjustable brace is positioned.
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