CodaGrip

Coda Grip

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  • $49.00
  • Regular price $54.99


CodaGrip is a new breed of guitar holders.   Clamp to any surface and hold your guitar wherever you want, off the ground and secure.   Used by major touring acts, stage professionals and beginners.   An incredible new product that guitars players are talking about. 

Customer Reviews

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Mike Nemeth
What an excellent guitar hanger!

This is one well-made item! It grips anywhere and holds without slipping. Super-flexible; I attached it to an upright wall edge, to a table, and to an easel and hung a heavy electric guitar on it. In all cases it was stable as a rock. All of the tapped holes are great for mounting it wherever I need it and making sure that my guitar stays put. Worth every penny!

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David Rossi
Super convenient

Super convenient, especially when traveling. Good for gigging / travel when you don’t want to bring a bulky stand

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Brian H.
Excellent product!

This is a very handy, and well built product. It can attach to pretty much any table, bench, desk, etc. I love it!

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Richard Horton
Take My Money

Excellent design and well thought out! I got the Coda Grip to hold my guitar at my recording desk. After looking at different hangers for several days I found an ad somewhere and went straight to the site to buy, glad I did, it is highly recommended!

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Rob Chang
Great product that has some room for improvement

While the CodaGrip can grip onto different types of edges and is secure, the design can use some improvement so the tightening and loosening can be faster, and it can be used on more edge orientations. Right now, having to do all that turning to loosen and tighten can be a real chore when you want to quickly remove it from edge and secure it on another edge that's much thicker or thinner. It would take too many turns and it gets tiresome. Redesigning it to some kind of locking clamp mechanism would only take a second to remove and secure. And right now, it cannot be used on edges that are facing the Y-axis because the turning knob would impede the headstock/neck.