Stands that work with offset bass bodies?

[radiophonic]

Hi - I've recently purchased a Fender Jazz and it doesn't sit level on the stands that I use for my other bass/guitars. Short of bending one of the arms, I can't see a way round the problem. Nothing expensive, just a means of keeping it upright between sets etc. Any recommendations?
Thanks
== John

[bartelby]

Wouldn't something like this work?
[url="https://www.thomann.de/gb/millenium_gitarrenstaender.htm"]https://www.thomann....renstaender.htm[/url]



With a bit to hold the neck up

[markstuk]

Hercules grab stands work fine with my jazz and Dingwalls.. gs414b I think

Well padded as well....You can load and unload one handed as well - great for bass swapping..

Edited January 1, 2017 by markstuk

[markstuk]

https://www.amazon.co.uk/HERCULES-STANDS-GS414B-Hercules-Guitar/dp/B000EEHKVY

[Cat Burrito]

I'm with Mark on the Hercules GS414B. I have my T-bird on one. I'm sure someone will be along soon enough to say they do balance on standard A frame stands but these are more secure. The Hercules stuff supposedly doesn't damage the finish either.

[Painy]

+1 for the Hercules stands. Because the bass hangs rather than sits the offset body makes no difference. They're the only stands I'll use and have been for about 8 years now.
In fact, I Just got a new triple one for my birthday and my Jazz is sitting on it very happily right now along with my Precision and my Ray.

[Tonteee]

Just to post another choice to Herc stands - which are as good as have been described for non-symmetrical bodies - I have this one as well:

[url="http://www.ultimatesupport.com/products/guitar-stands/gs-100.html"]http://www.ultimates...nds/gs-100.html[/url]

Works just as well and folds down smaller, too. Better leg locking mechanism, to boot.

Edited January 3, 2017 by Tonteee