This Electric Guitar Floor Stand Merchandising sells the guitar, the stand, and even by inference the speakers beyond. The visibility and verticality of the guitar itself catches the eye and attracts attention. After that, what you buy is up to you. Consider from all angles in the gallery of images below. This Electric Guitar Floorstand…
This Drum Tree Merchandising Floor Stand is tall enough to have store presence, and versatile enough to present a range of bongo and tom-tom drums. Each drum is angled so to as allow a test thump or two or three to experience the differing tones. Consider this Drum Tree Merchandising Floor Stand in various views…
This Acoustical Guitar Floor Stand Merchandising seems more focused on the famous name Fender Guitars than any cross sell as seen with earlier Electric Guitar Stand merchandising. Of course you really should buy the Guitar Stand for your new instrument anyway, so the adjacency is a very practical in-store sell. Consider from various distances in…
This See Sales Staff for Stock On Hand Tag serves as anti-theft strategy rather than out-of-stock messaging. See that it specifically references “Stock on Hand” so items could be hook hung here if the store were to choose. See that the message carries the distinctive Guitar Center Logo. Look close to see Shams, disk shape…
Here Guitar Center displays a range of iDevice musical accessories via iPad and iPhone Flip-Front Slatwall Hooks. The articulated label holders swing up and out of the way to easily access items. They then fall back to vertical for the next shopper to see. These hooks are a store standard, as can be seen in…
This iPad and iPhone Median Sign Standard calls attention to a highly specialize subset of musical items. Here is a rack of iDevice augmentation items to enhance your personal electronics or smartphone. It easily clips atop the display median, because of course there is additional merchandising rearward and the sign can face both ways. Change…