COENGWO Guitar Neck Rest, 2-in-1 Cork Support for String Instruments, Neck Cradle, Workbench Tool, Gift for Guitarists

Perfecto para darle mantenimiento a tus guitarras

This is one of those tools you don’t realize you need until you have it—and then you won’t want to work on your guitar without it. The cork construction is a big plus. It’s firm enough to support the neck securely, but still soft enough to avoid any scratches or pressure damage. It grips the surface well and doesn’t slide around while you’re restringing, adjusting, or doing general maintenance. The dual-height design is really useful. Depending on the guitar or what part of the neck you’re working on, you can flip it to get a better angle and more comfortable access. It worked great on both electric and acoustic setups. What I appreciate most is the stability—it holds the neck in place without wobble, which makes things like string changes, cleaning, or setup work much easier and safer. It’s also lightweight and compact, so it’s easy to store or toss in a gig bag or tool kit. There’s nothing flashy about it, but it does exactly what it’s supposed to do, and it is versatile. For the price, it’s an easy recommendation for any guitarist doing their own maintenance.

I love this block. I use it for my violin so it can take a nap like a princess. It's the perfect height if there is a shoulder rest attached. It is light, sturdy, high quality. If you have a viola then don't get this because it it too nice for a viola, maybe use a crumpled up piece of viola sheet music instead. But for violin, would highly recommend.

This isn’t the most expensive guitar neck support, but it’s very good quality and does exactly what it should. The support is made of compressed cork, which is cushioning but firm to the touch. There are 2 usable sides, of different heights. One for electric guitars. The other for acoustic. They hold the guitar securely to allow you to work on it. It’s likely that the cork will not last as long as some of the plastic ones, but they will be less likely to cause scratches, have nothing to come unstuck or detached and will almost certainly have a lifespan lasting a decade or more with my level of usage

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