I literally only watched this because I recognized one of my favorite musicians. Ended up being entertained and learning some stuff about that shiny thing that holds up her guitar.
It took a guitarist to produce something so beautiful and practical... Ladies, you can't only play, but you have a career as salespersons too! You convinced me.
I have been using the guitar lift since a few weeks( home made because I did not know which on would be convenient for me but I am sure I will buy one one day). I also remarked that my guitar sounds louder!
I viewed one of their music videos and commented to my wife wondering how she was able to hold the guitar without the foot stand and still maintain such great technique and clarity of sound w/o looking like a pretzel at the end of the piece (ok I’m ancient - C. Parkening was my idol when he was 24). Now I know... may get one myself and try it. Thx...
The scene at the end where they are walking off into the “sunset” with their guitar cases slung over their shoulders... the adhered Guitarlift makes their cases look like they have sad faces.
Yesterday I saw Valeria Galimova for the first time and I thought " She holds the guitar the same way I do ! " ( in a flamenco stylee ) . After getting a new microscope I spotted the guitar support . I'm glad it hasn't taken me too long to find out what it was, and this is the first advert I've ever seen on TH-cam that I want to watch over and over .....
Why do some vids on TH-cam only have report,an not reply?..I'm an ok Classical guitarist,an amateur composer..but I can't even get copyright where I live...I don't know how it works
Wow! An ad that actually isn't obnoxious and I really enjoyed watching! And halleluah, something made in Germany instead of China for once. No wonder it's actually possessed of quality too.
I did some research and this is what I found out there are 3 different cases in the video. Karmen has a white Crossrock case, Stephanie has a black Altamira carbon fiber case and there is a third case that can be seen in the background in minute 4:20 that one is a Visenut case. I hope that helps.
I recently watched some videos of Stepanie Jones' videos' with other students. It looked like they balanced the guitar on their right knees. I then watched Andres Segovia and John Williams, who both used a prop under their left foot and rested the guitar on their left leg. I am so pleased to know the students used a new invention rather than just holding the guitar wrong.
@E. Miller: The guitar was never held "wrong" by the likes of Segovia, Bream and Williams. They were doing it correctly. If some millennial-minded fool comes along wishing to re-invent the Segovia wheel, he's welcome to try his luck at that imprudent pursuit. But, when all the frets are in, he/she is doing it wrong.
We love to deliver our Guitarlift around the world. The price of a Big Plate is 86 EUR, (VAT excluded, inclusive shipping. If you are not sure which size you need, please send us a photo of yourself with your guitar in your normal playing position and please let us know your body size. Contact us via info@guitarlift.de.
It looks very useful, but I have to wonder about the effect on the instrument's finish of sticking and unsticking suction cups over and over, or of having those "foils" sticking on long-term, especially considering the manufacturer's disclaimer on their website rejecting any responsibility for damage to a guitar's finish from their product. That would make me rather hesitant to use it on a multi-thousand-dollar guitar.
Totally agreed with you. The guitar support is useful but must consider the effect of those "foils" on your guitar surface. If your guitar apply French polish like me, once you remove the "folis" from your guitar, irreparable marks will be remained on the guitar surface. Of course, it won't affect the sound, it's just cosmetic issue. I emphasisd that the product is good and useful. I just shared my experience to those guitar lovers whose guitars have French polish.
You can plug your belt sander and remove all the polish from the back plate of your guitar. It still won't change the sound noticeably. Protect your front and you're good. If you want a once and done kind of deal, have some strap buttons installed and use a good strap. You can even play standing that way which is better for your skeleton. However, if you're worried about your finish and the appearance of your guitar, you shouldn't even touch it and display it behind a glass cover. Any guitar that is used will look "used" eventually.
Re: guitar supports, there's already evidence of the suction cups "impacting" the instrument's finish causing hard-to-remove, even irreparable damage. The Segovia/Tarrega position w/footstool is the best. Let's keep it for another century or two.
@@Ignacio.Fernandez.Santamaria Re: guitar supports, we already have evidence of the suction cups "impacting" the instrument's finish and causing hard-to-remove, even irreparable damage. The Segovia/Tarrega position (w/footstool) is the best, logically and ergonomically, no matter the century. The Millennials and Gen-Zs have contributed nothing of lasting value, that will endure after the time of the current trends/fads are up.
@@stddisclaimer8020 No traumatologist or graduate in physical activities and sports or similar in the 21st century can ever tell you that it is natural to stand with one leg raised for 15 minutes or more. These "devices" may not be perfect, but they arise and have been developed for a very clear reason. Segovia and Tárrega didn´t know other options but I´m sure they would like to investigate for getting better.
damn it, I wanted to have invented it myself, because it is so simple and so well functioning at the same time (probably it would not work on crocodile lather case, but that's a borderline scenario), but above all because I could have given it to two angels of the classical guitar like you.
I wondered about that too. I think the part of the fitting where the suction cups are moved down close to the edge frees up the back of the guitar to vibrate.
I actually really like the concept of the guitar lift but at the end of the day it's of no use for me because the guitar keeps falling off. The surface of my guitar is lacquered and absolutely even and the suction cups are new, so I have no idea what the problem might be. Does anyone have an idea?
Some instrument finishes are somewhat porous and suction cups don't stick well to them. Try getting some cling vinyl sheets and sticking those to the spots where the suction cups will be placed.
@@Urbina930 I have seen some really positive reviews of this support, so I'm sure it's very effective. Like everything I'm sure it's not perfect for everyone. I just recently got a Sagework support and I'm a huge fan of it.
Pochi giorni fa una piccola crepa (causa secco) mi si è formata proprio dove di solito alloggi la ventosa del mio supporto, coincidenza quanto mai strana, ma comprensibile. In quella zona infatti il legno viene sottoposto a stress tramite la messa sotto vuoto di una sua porzione I supporti sono un'ottima innovazione, ma la tecnica deve ancora migliorarsi. Il prossimo sarà privo di ventose Ma applicare delle ventose sul fondo, inoltre su una superficie così grande, lo trovo inefficiente a livello strutturale per lo strumento Il danno è riparabile e non voglio commenti sull'evento, in quanto personale e riportato solo come exemplum, commentate solo riguardo alla questione supporto
I recently purchased a "big" Guitarlift after reading and watching lots of glowing reviews. I cannot say how bitterly disappointed I am. Not only has it NOT alleviated the back pain I was experiencing, as promised, but new back pain has been added to the existing plus pain in my right wrist. Unfortunately, as this was purchased mail order I am unable to return it for a refund. Let this be a caution to others: don't buy before you can try, make certain a refund is an option, don't believe all the positive reviews, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. I am now stuck with an overpriced piece of plastic.
Dear @ToastandJam52 , Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with Guitarlift. We are genuinely sorry to hear that it did not meet your expectations. Our intention is always to deliver products that enhance our customers' experiences, and we regret that this was not the case for you. Regarding your concern about being unable to return the product due to mail order, we would like to assist you in resolving this issue. We value your satisfaction and believe in the quality of our products. Therefore, we are more than willing to explore possible solutions, including discussing a return or exchange policy that might be applicable in your case. Please reach out to us at info@guitarlift.de so we can discuss this matter further and work towards a satisfactory resolution. Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities, and we are committed to making this right.
Cool Stuff. I have recently seen it for the first time and wanted to buy one instantly... BUT: 80€ for a piece of Plexiglas with suction cups ...?! * Laughter * No pun intended... But C'mon! What kind of people are you? That's really greedy... We are just musicians... I'll ask my neighbor the other day if he builds me one for 10€, if I give him the material. Liked the idea big times, but dislike the business behind it hard. Sry. Would have loved to support it. :/
No idea is ever as simple as it seems to implement. Risking potential damage to a multi thousand dollar instrument because of a faulty diy rig to save 70€ doesn't seem like a risk worth taking.
So now we know. You don't need blazing talent or years of hard work - just a Guitarlift. Sorry, musical ladies, only joking! That device is really neat, but not as amazing as your music, either solo or together.
"So now we know. You don't need blazing talent or years of hard work - just a Guitarlift. Sorry, only joking! That device is really neat, but not as amazing as your music, either solo or together." Find the difference!
I literally only watched this because I recognized one of my favorite musicians. Ended up being entertained and learning some stuff about that shiny thing that holds up her guitar.
It took a guitarist to produce something so beautiful and practical... Ladies, you can't only play, but you have a career as salespersons too! You convinced me.
I love both these girls! True masters of their instruments. I hope they sell millions.
I love them too!!!
Stefanie is great guitarist and supermodel.thanks
Thank you Stephanie Jones you are my favorite .so pretty and talented
2:03 Symmetrical book stacking. Just like the Philadelphia mass turbulence of 1947.
Bummer if want one near the bottom of the stack.
Surely, no human would stack books this way...
Surely, no human would stack books this way...
I have been using the guitar lift since a few weeks( home made because I did not know which on would be convenient for me but I am sure I will buy one one day). I also remarked that my guitar sounds louder!
I viewed one of their music videos and commented to my wife wondering how she was able to hold the guitar without the foot stand and still maintain such great technique and clarity of sound w/o looking like a pretzel at the end of the piece (ok I’m ancient - C. Parkening was my idol when he was 24). Now I know... may get one myself and try it. Thx...
The scene at the end where they are walking off into the “sunset” with their guitar cases slung over their shoulders... the adhered Guitarlift makes their cases look like they have sad faces.
... they just need to turn the support frown upside down then lool
Yesterday I saw Valeria Galimova for the first time and I thought " She holds the guitar the same way I do ! " ( in a flamenco stylee ) . After getting a new microscope I spotted the guitar support . I'm glad it hasn't taken me too long to find out what it was, and this is the first advert I've ever seen on TH-cam that I want to watch over and over .....
Oh thats great thanks..i think every classical guitarist should get one..love your playingxxxx
Why do some vids on TH-cam only have report,an not reply?..I'm an ok Classical guitarist,an amateur composer..but I can't even get copyright where I live...I don't know how it works
So I gave up trying,just play for myself...it seems it's easy to get copyright in America,..should anyone wise me up?
Wow! An ad that actually isn't obnoxious and I really enjoyed watching! And halleluah, something made in Germany instead of China for once. No wonder it's actually possessed of quality too.
What kind of guitar case is that? That’s what I am looking for
I was hoping to find which case it is also. Did you ever find out?
I did some research and this is what I found out there are 3 different cases in the video. Karmen has a white Crossrock case, Stephanie has a black Altamira carbon fiber case and there is a third case that can be seen in the background in minute 4:20 that one is a Visenut case. I hope that helps.
Ah I had been wondering about these for awhile - nice information thank you :)
looks fantastic!
I recently watched some videos of Stepanie Jones' videos' with other students. It looked like they balanced the guitar on their right knees. I then watched Andres Segovia and John Williams, who both used a prop under their left foot and rested the guitar on their left leg. I am so pleased to know the students used a new invention rather than just holding the guitar wrong.
@E. Miller: The guitar was never held "wrong" by the likes of Segovia, Bream and Williams. They were doing it correctly. If some millennial-minded fool comes along wishing to re-invent the Segovia wheel, he's welcome to try his luck at that imprudent pursuit. But, when all the frets are in, he/she is doing it wrong.
Very nice! Simple and yet super functional.
This looks like one of those great ideas that for some reason never quite catch on. I'd like to try one though.
Cool idea. I think it would look better with the support attached to the case upside down, so that it's not a grumpy face, but a 😀 face :)
Where do I find one in the US?
We love to deliver our Guitarlift around the world. The price of a Big Plate is 86 EUR, (VAT excluded, inclusive shipping.
If you are not sure which size you need, please send us a photo of yourself with your guitar in your normal playing position and please let us know your body size. Contact us via info@guitarlift.de.
www.stringsbymail.com
www.stringsbymail.com/guitar-accessories-2/guitar-supports-945/guitar-supports-386/
Вы великолепное создание СТЕФАНИЯ ДЖОНИЕС , классная гитаристка , и очень красивая ГЁЛС !
Awesome idea. Well done girls!
This was very interesting thanks for this!
It looks very useful, but I have to wonder about the effect on the instrument's finish of sticking and unsticking suction cups over and over, or of having those "foils" sticking on long-term, especially considering the manufacturer's disclaimer on their website rejecting any responsibility for damage to a guitar's finish from their product. That would make me rather hesitant to use it on a multi-thousand-dollar guitar.
Totally agreed with you. The guitar support is useful but must consider the effect of those "foils" on your guitar surface. If your guitar apply French polish like me, once you remove the "folis" from your guitar, irreparable marks will be remained on the guitar surface. Of course, it won't affect the sound, it's just cosmetic issue. I emphasisd that the product is good and useful. I just shared my experience to those guitar lovers whose guitars have French polish.
You can plug your belt sander and remove all the polish from the back plate of your guitar. It still won't change the sound noticeably. Protect your front and you're good. If you want a once and done kind of deal, have some strap buttons installed and use a good strap. You can even play standing that way which is better for your skeleton. However, if you're worried about your finish and the appearance of your guitar, you shouldn't even touch it and display it behind a glass cover. Any guitar that is used will look "used" eventually.
I think that these are both great guitarists, but Stephanie Jones is takes me somewhere else entirely - mesmerisingly good!
Re: guitar supports, there's already evidence of the suction cups "impacting" the instrument's finish causing hard-to-remove, even irreparable damage. The Segovia/Tarrega position w/footstool is the best. Let's keep it for another century or two.
Irreparable damage? Exaggeration perhaps?
@@Kweesh Roll the dice, take a chance (perhaps)?
Get back to XIX century
@@Ignacio.Fernandez.Santamaria Re: guitar supports, we already have evidence of the suction cups "impacting" the instrument's finish and causing hard-to-remove, even irreparable damage. The Segovia/Tarrega position (w/footstool) is the best, logically and ergonomically, no matter the century. The Millennials and Gen-Zs have contributed nothing of lasting value, that will endure after the time of the current trends/fads are up.
@@stddisclaimer8020 No traumatologist or graduate in physical activities and sports or similar in the 21st century can ever tell you that it is natural to stand with one leg raised for 15 minutes or more. These "devices" may not be perfect, but they arise and have been developed for a very clear reason. Segovia and Tárrega didn´t know other options but I´m sure they would like to investigate for getting better.
I don't even play guitar and I want one.
@Paolo Reyes: You probably feel the same about anything that's dangled in front of you, especially if it's bright and shiny.
damn it, I wanted to have invented it myself, because it is so simple and so well functioning at the same time (probably it would not work on crocodile lather case, but that's a borderline scenario), but above all because I could have given it to two angels of the classical guitar like you.
Hey, can this thing hold a solid body electric? I'm old and my back hurts...
Thanks for this review. I’m wondering what kind of Guitarlift you use for the Yamaha Silent Guitar, and how do you attach it to it?
does it kill the tone of the back moving at all?
Less than pressing against chest and stomach.
I wondered about that too. I think the part of the fitting where the suction cups are moved down close to the edge frees up the back of the guitar to vibrate.
Anyone know the name of the first piece?
Comme un tango - Patrick Roux
Not sure if you meant the first played song, that's Invierno Porteño by Astor Piazzolla
Can you please provide a link to a website from where it can be procured ? Thank you.
this sound is special strings vibration very expressive , thanks very much
Very nice, I know you have gotten a lot of inquiries about the guitar cradle. Looks crackin’ 🙂✨
does anybody know the name of the piece in the beginning?
Comme un tango - Patrick Roux
Do they make such a thing for those guitars which are graphite at the back?
Todo empezó con esa sonrisa esa maldita sonrisa
What's the misic piece they play in the beginning of the video ?
I also wanna know :S
Comme un tango - Patrick Roux
I'm assuming this would not function properly on an archtop (and back) jazz guitar?
Very Very interesting device... like so much... in my style i use strap... but i want try with this one...
whats the name of the piece at the end of the video?
Well that'll stop the Vox teardrop from sliding off your leg.
cacho tirao
How can i get it ?
www.musikhausamdornbusch.de/guitarlift/
good work!
I actually really like the concept of the guitar lift but at the end of the day it's of no use for me because the guitar keeps falling off. The surface of my guitar is lacquered and absolutely even and the suction cups are new, so I have no idea what the problem might be. Does anyone have an idea?
Some instrument finishes are somewhat porous and suction cups don't stick well to them. Try getting some cling vinyl sheets and sticking those to the spots where the suction cups will be placed.
this is why i don't want to buy i have tried others like these in the past and it just don't stick
@@Urbina930 I have seen some really positive reviews of this support, so I'm sure it's very effective. Like everything I'm sure it's not perfect for everyone. I just recently got a Sagework support and I'm a huge fan of it.
Excelente 😮.
Unfortunately no good for my classical guitar; it has a lute back.
Tan jóvenes y con tanto talento
Hi i'm cameroonian it's in africa i'm playing guitare And i don't know How to get it here so think about us
If they had affixed them to the case rotated 180 degrees there would have been smiles on both of their cases as they walked away. 🤣
stuck on a guitar case, the guitar lift looks like its frowning :(
lt seems as though this device could effect the sound in a negative way by muting the sound board.
Keren.....
Is this animation?
Guitar lifting ! Finally, we all need some lifting !
Every guitar support I bought sucked hopefully this one will work but I am not sure because suction cups are terrible and not reliable at all.
Beautiful girls….Nice
I thought that too - apparently this video was about... something...
Very cool
I do not mean it musically she is excellent. i mean the purchase of it.
EXELENTE MUY BIEN
Lord, Stephanie is such a babe
I know! Did you see her walk away on the outro? It was like two raccoons wrestling in a toe-sack! And a major guitarist and musician too boot!
Sweet voice too...very cute master
J.C. Stephanie's good........damn
They should form a band.
brilliant
Freedom from the foot rest!!
You are my love.
Alguien que envíe a Perou
Bei der Transportart ist das eine Schönwetterstütze.
Das Plastik kann ein bisschen Regen schon ab - bei mir passt die großte Platte auch in die Außentasche meines Gigbags...
A loirinha parece a Xuxa!
At first I thought this was stupid, but then I Stephanie convinced me otherwise.
Sad guitar case :(
80 euro for piece of plexi, 4 suction cups, and glued foam? Material costs zero, labor zero. Duuude this is business!
Pochi giorni fa una piccola crepa (causa secco) mi si è formata proprio dove di solito alloggi la ventosa del mio supporto, coincidenza quanto mai strana, ma comprensibile.
In quella zona infatti il legno viene sottoposto a stress tramite la messa sotto vuoto di una sua porzione
I supporti sono un'ottima innovazione, ma la tecnica deve ancora migliorarsi. Il prossimo sarà privo di ventose
Ma applicare delle ventose sul fondo, inoltre su una superficie così grande, lo trovo inefficiente a livello strutturale per lo strumento
Il danno è riparabile e non voglio commenti sull'evento, in quanto personale e riportato solo come exemplum, commentate solo riguardo alla questione supporto
I recently purchased a "big" Guitarlift after reading and watching lots of glowing reviews. I cannot say how bitterly disappointed I am. Not only has it NOT alleviated the back pain I was experiencing, as promised, but new back pain has been added to the existing plus pain in my right wrist. Unfortunately, as this was purchased mail order I am unable to return it for a refund. Let this be a caution to others: don't buy before you can try, make certain a refund is an option, don't believe all the positive reviews, if it sounds too good to be true it probably is. I am now stuck with an overpriced piece of plastic.
Dear @ToastandJam52 ,
Thank you for taking the time to share your experience with Guitarlift. We are genuinely sorry to hear that it did not meet your expectations. Our intention is always to deliver products that enhance our customers' experiences, and we regret that this was not the case for you.
Regarding your concern about being unable to return the product due to mail order, we would like to assist you in resolving this issue. We value your satisfaction and believe in the quality of our products. Therefore, we are more than willing to explore possible solutions, including discussing a return or exchange policy that might be applicable in your case.
Please reach out to us at info@guitarlift.de so we can discuss this matter further and work towards a satisfactory resolution. Your comfort and satisfaction are our top priorities, and we are committed to making this right.
Wonderful commercial
ппц, я с табуреткой 5 лет мучался
💓💓💓🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Just wondering, The Guitarlift come with these beauties as well? :'''v
Cool Stuff. I have recently seen it for the first time and wanted to buy one instantly... BUT: 80€ for a piece of Plexiglas with suction cups ...?!
* Laughter * No pun intended... But C'mon! What kind of people are you? That's really greedy... We are just musicians...
I'll ask my neighbor the other day if he builds me one for 10€, if I give him the material.
Liked the idea big times, but dislike the business behind it hard. Sry. Would have loved to support it. :/
you aren't just paying for the product though are you? You are also rewarding the idea, the risk and the manufacture. That's how business works.
No idea is ever as simple as it seems to implement. Risking potential damage to a multi thousand dollar instrument because of a faulty diy rig to save 70€ doesn't seem like a risk worth taking.
So now we know. You don't need blazing talent or years of hard work - just a Guitarlift. Sorry, musical ladies, only joking! That device is really neat, but not as amazing as your music, either solo or together.
"So now we know. You don't need blazing talent or years of hard work - just a Guitarlift. Sorry, only joking! That device is really neat, but not as amazing as your music, either solo or together." Find the difference!
90 EURO for this??
You can literally do this for maybe $20 with simple tools and buying your own plexiglass
Great players! But don’t like the guitarlift. Footrest works just fine.
but..Listen..
no problem.
It is a product
it is so commercially wanted...one can understand..... easy ways....
This is way over priced. You can make it your self for 1/3 the price they charge, in fact you can make yourself two for half the price.
I confirrm
I hope they marry too ,and have a lots of babies that will play guitar like their beautiful mothers 😂
If you play a flying V like a real dude you won’t need this crap!
Just kidding, hope you enjoy your GuitarLift...
100 female music. That is so fassionable. For male's desire I ...mean......
guitarlift
Music for men's fantasies....awful. Not musically of course. But socially Yes.