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A supporting bracket for guitars and other stringed instruments embodying at least a pair of generally L-shaped metal hanger rods encased in plastic with their ends covered by caps. The rods are attachable to the top and bottom walls of an amplifier by flat metal mounting plates having channels ther

A supporting bracket for guitars and other stringed instruments embodying at least a pair of generally L-shaped metal hanger rods encased in plastic with their ends covered by caps. The rods are attachable to the top and bottom walls of an amplifier by flat metal mounting plates having channels therein snugly and sleevably accommodating the rod shanks so that the latter are projectable at right angles to a side wall of the amplifier with the bent ends extending generally parallel thereto in opposing alignable relation and are frictionally slidably adjustable relative to the channeled mounting plates to enable the bent end of the lowermost rod or rods to receive and support the lower end of the guitar, and the corresponding bent end of the uppermost rod embracing the finger board portion thereof to securely erectly support the instrument on the amplifier accessible to a musician.

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A supporting bracket arrangement for mounting a guitar and other stringed musical instruments having an enlarged body case portion and a relatively narrow projecting finger board portion in an upright position relative to a side wall of a generally rectangular amplifier comprising elongated rods hav

A supporting bracket arrangement for mounting a guitar and other stringed musical instruments having an enlarged body case portion and a relatively narrow projecting finger board portion in an upright position relative to a side wall of a generally rectangular amplifier comprising elongated rods having laterally bent outer ends, said rods being encased in plastic jackets, and generally flat rectangular metal clamping plates associated with said rods and being formed with generally U-shaped channels extending lengthwise thereof of a diameter to snugly and frictionally accommodate said rods therein, said plates having means for flat and opposing attachment thereof to the upper and lower walls of said amplifier, said rods and plates being arranged in at least two opposing units, and said rods being frictionally slidable outwardly in said channels whereby the base portion of said guitar may be supported by a lowermost rod with the finger board portion thereof being hookingly engaged by said uppermost rod and slidable inwardly in said channels whereby said guitar is securely and erectly supported on said amplifier.