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ErgoPlay Tappert Classical Guitar Support

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Features

  • The ErgoPlay guitar supports will lead to a perfect as well as comfortable posture. It builds a bridge between you and your instrument. Both feet stay on the floor, your back remains straight, for a proper center of the gravity. You sit naturally, no twisting or bending. Your arms are more relaxed. The support is adjustable to match the guitar neck angle to your natural position. Easy to adjust with suction cups. This is RIGHT handed model.
  • It is a universal standard model. Perfect for all guitarists - classic playing postures for concert, jazz and flamenco guitar. Note: The guitar needs to be at least 3 1/2" wide for the suction cups to attach. Simple to use & individually adjustable, large clamping screw for easy adjustment.
  • The box includes: 1 guitar support, 3 suction cups, 2 adhesive pads (stickers)
  • The ErgoPlay guitar rest is made of high-quality light-weight aluminum. A support of cellular rubber ensures pleasant support on the thigh. Foam leg padding ensures increased comfort.

Description

This is the ErgoPlay Tappert (Adult) model, more study and adjustable than standard A-Frame supports. The ErgoPlay team invented this remarkable guitar rest to bring ergonomic assistance to your guitar playing. The Tappert guitar rest builds a bridge between you and your instrument. BENEFITS: Both feet stay on the floor; Your back remains straight, for a proper center of the gravity; You sit naturally, no twisting or bending; Your arms are more relaxed; The support is adjustable to match the guitar neck angle to your natural position; Foam leg padding for increased comfort; Non-mar rubber suction cups securely grip your guitar; Easy to follow instructions included; The bottom of the guitar is not dampened by your body; The guitar faces to the listener, yielding a ideal sound pattern... The ErgoPlay Tappert model is an adjustable, sturdy, solid metal support that ensures beginners use the correct position, while helping reduce stress and strain for any player. The supports do not work with Ovation guitars or very thin guitars. The guitar needs to be at least 3 1/2" wide for the suction cups to attach. Clear stickers are included if there is any problem with the suction cups not sticking well. They do not hurt the guitar finish.


Material: metal, aluminium


Item Dimensions LxWxH: 0.01 x 0.01 x 0.01 inches


Brand: ErgoPlay


Item Weight: 0.22 Pounds


Special Feature: Ergonomic


Item Weight: 3.52 ounces


Product Dimensions: 0.01 x 0.01 x 0.01 inches


Item model number: tappert_SML


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: September 20, 2012


Material Type: metal, aluminium


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  • Adjustable support with three suction cups
I had been using an Efel Guitar rest which is a very lightweight and compact support. If you have any back issues, the standard way of propping up your left foot on a small stool can lead to lower back pain. These supports (cushions, brackets, or clamps with legs) let you keep your feet flat on the floor and put less strain on your lumbar region. I was happy with the Efel support but it only had one suction cup. My instructor remarked "That thing will pop off during a concert and you WON'T be happy. Get something with more than one suction cup for safety." And I did notice that as the cup aged a bit, it started popping off during practice. It's easy enough to slap back on--but you wouldn't want that during performance when anything can go wrong and it will, So the ErgoPlay is the same idea; an angled support that rests on your leg and raises the guitar to the correct angle for play. Unlike the Efel, it has three suction cups. One goes on the lower bout and the two on the upper bout. There is a sliding adjustment on the vertical leg that allows you to change the angle by unscrewing a large wing nut and fitting it to the way you want to hold the guitar. Unlike the Efel, you can twist this to have it at a bit of an angle from your body (you are supposed to have the guitar nearly flat to your torso but some of us angle a bit to see the fretboard.) The ErgoPlay is made of metal and has a rubber padding on the leg support. The Efel is made of something like ABS plastic or Delrin and has no adjustments. On both of these supports, you can replace the suction cups when they get worn. The ErgoPlay has included membranes to cover the cups to get better stick on non-glossy finishes. The downsides to the ErgoPlay: one, the size: it's larger and heavier than the Efel. I was able to tuck the Efel into the front pocket of my guitar case (in the music pocket) or even squeeze it into the compartment beneath the neck. Not so with the ErgoPlay. It's not bulky, but it won't fit easily into a guitar case: you'll probably need to carry a tote with accessories and music (which nearly everyone does anyway.) Two: the bracket that adjusts up or down to adjust the height--I tried it and use it at the lowest level. Another member of our guitar society tried it and said the same thing. (He is shorter than me--but I sit low even though I am tall.) Both of us felt it was long enough and who would ever use it at the extended setting? It could even have been at a lower angle than it allows. Summary: adjustable support, three suctions cups. A good alternative to the small Efel and more portable and afforable than larger supports like the cushions or the Murata, which is a large clamp for the bout and a leg with a thigh support plate. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 29, 2017 by Joanna D.

  • Just Amazing
I came across this thing from a youtube video of Michael Lucarelli. My first thought was "What the hell is that?" I had a footstool. I really just wanted to try this thing out. I felt at the time that the price was too high. I initially was just standing out on a limb buying this. I really was trying to get a second option besides the footstool. At the time the footstool felt just fine. This thing looked like a glorified L Bracket. And the reviews made it seem to be for people with back problems (which i dont). The first few hours of playing with it, i just couldn't get comfortable with it. It took me a bit to find the right position. Also i kept having the feeling my guitar was not supported...but it was. It just felt odd. I kept feeling like i had to lift my toes or something to lift the guitar. It took me a bit to trust that this would support the guitar and sit in a relaxed state. However over the past couple of days since having this. I have set the stool back out of sight, and always am using this with my classical. Actually i haven't even taken this off. I hang my guitars on the wall and let the support just sit there suctioned with it. I have even accommodated extra space between my other guitars for my classical so i can leave this on it all the time. And yes these are good suction cups. Not the crap that comes with GPS units. I have even held only the support to put the guitar back on the wall hangers. I have not yet tried to figure a way to put this thing in a guitar case. However I dont feel it will fit. It would be nice if there was a lockable hinge at the 90 degree point so you could fold it on itself and stick it in a case. It is 2 pieces. The side with the wing nut can be shorted halfway, but that is about as compact as it can get. I have a feeling that this is one of my required things from now on. Just before you leave the house, guitar...check, picks....check, extra strings....check, music book...check, guitar support....check. Hell i might even buy one for the car to go. I do not regret buying this. Yes, i still feel like it is a little pricey, but its worth it. Such a simple design and yet so satisfying. It really proved itself to someone that didn't think much of it initially. It is not until now when playing with this support, that i realize the uncomfortable position of the footstool. I will never go back. UPDATE: After a month of playing on this...It is just amazing. I have not used the foot stool since buying this still. The suction cups do come off at times, but luckily gravity keeps it on. I did bend it a little by putting too much weight on as i was reaching over the guitar for something. It would be nice if it was a little stronger for the price. However it is still worth the buy. I do still have the problem of it sliding down my leg. I normally remedy this with a guitar repositioning. I was thinking of adding the hook velcro side on the under belly to help with friction, but not sure yet. UPDATE2: After a few years, i still use this. I have never went back to the foot stool since i bought this. Every so often the suction cups will come off, but they are not hard to put back on. I have also gotten this to fold in a guitar case with the guitar. And actually quite easy without damage too. What i do is i put the guitar in the case, then i unscrew the bracket and swing the leg back over itself to make a smaller L shape. Then i tuck the short side above the headstock down into the case, and let the long side come out of the headstock down towards the nut and neck. When i close the case it does not compress onto the guitar. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 16, 2015 by metulburr

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