The screws are a little bit hard to hand screw in if you are also using the dry wall plugs, so I would recommend a drill.

It worried me a bit, so I decided to grab the stud finder and put them up around the room by studs only

The electric guitars stick out a bit further from the wall than I would prefer, but that's only an issue because I hung them

Seems like my bass hangs slightly to the left and needs a bit of adjustment - just like my

It appears to be thick enough to do its job, but it was a bit visually misleading.

They seem a bit more secure since they latch closed to prevent any risk of a fall, especially important when wanting to hang a more expensive guitar.

I wish the angle was a bit more finely adjustable in order to accommodate instruments with different centers of gravity

I struggle a bit to get the guitar in and out but works fine

For my Strat, I just twist it a bit to change the angle the headstock rests at and it works perfectly

The screws are a little bit hard to hand screw in if you are also using the dry wall plugs, so I would recommend a drill.

I actually have an acoustic bass hanging on it (a bit heavier than a normal acoustic and WAY heavier than a classical) and it is solid as a rock (again, STUDS)

These new ones are more cleverly constructed holders, but they're a bit rigid.