Sagework Guitar Supports - Made in USA

IMO the Sagework is the best classical guitar support availabe. The Dynarette pillow is too wobbly and unstable. Supports with suction cups are hard on finishes and are not as stable. Sagework is adustable in all directions. Highest quality material and construction makes it a lifetime investment. I have performed many recitals and concerts with my Sagework. The stability and multi-directional adjustment features create a solid, stable support that gives you confidence on stage. By extra sets of magnets and you can use it with all your guitars. When, after many years of use the glue on the neoprene anti-friction strip wore out, I just ordered a fresh on and replaced it in minutes. Save your back and hips with Sagework.

I love the Umbra guitar support - I am very comfortable holding the guitar. There was some trouble during installation getting the rear-most magnet in place with my large hands, but I persevered. I ended up having to either loosen or remove all the strings. It was all worth it, though, and now I am very happy!

Hi I’m Jerry Strickland,
My wife,Kelly ordered me your guitar rest and another magnet set for my other guitar a little while back. 100% satisfied!!! My back can’t thank you guys enough!! I’ve tried other rests and nothing comes close to the build quality and adjustability of this one. Being a fellow North Carolinian is even better!! Love this thing!!!

I’m really enjoying my New SageWork support. I practice for hours so this has really helped me with my back. I love it!!

My guitar has vertical struts on the sides which made it a bit challenging to get the magnets placed correctly. Luckily I purchased extra adhesive strips because my first attempt was not successful.

Once the magnets were secured I was able to position my guitar in the perfect angle and height, making it a joy to play.

This is a high quality product and I enjoy using it very much. Highly recommend!!

Well-designed pro-grade.

I'm very please with the quality and adjustability of the Sagework Umbra. I'm just getting back into playing daily, and my posture absolutely effects the quality of my playing and stability of my lower back. So after reviewing a lot of options for supports, the Sagework really stood out as an elegant solution. I highly recommend it.

Sageworks support system is great - I’ve been using a couple for years now. I wound up putting the magnets with the magnet towards the neck closer to back of guitar, and magnet towards the bridge closer to the front. That way the support is at a slight angle and rests on my left leg better.

I have tried lots of braces, and have struggled with suction cups, plastic films, etc. This thing is amazing. Works like a charm. Easy to use and totally secure. The quality and appearance is also very good.

The guitar support works very well once I installed the magnets inside the guitar, and is not intrusive. The magnets are strong and keep the support well in place.

Just bought another Sagework brace. I've been using them for years. It's the best brace out there for a classical or even light acoustic guitar. It's very kind to the instrument, and it doesn't matter what kind of finish the guitar has. It's also very simple to put on and take off.

I've been using the Atlas support for a while now and I love it in every way, it's very well built plus it helps a lot to maintain a good position while playing. The assembly is a replacement for the old one.

I've played guitar for 60 years but only started playing classical style seriously about 2 years ago.
This support works as advertised. It was easy to install and is easily removed and replaced when desired. And, if you're not sure where you want it, you can use if for several days before attaching the magnets with the adhesive strips. It adjusts for height pretty easily, which is necessary if you use chairs of different height. It is reasonable comfortable, although I think the part that rests on your thigh might be more comfortable if it were both longer and wider. This might also reduce the tendence for it to slide away from your body, although this is very minor and is probably mostly technique.

I'm very pleased with this easy-to-use, effective support after trying an ineffective suction one. Fantastic.

Installation was surprisingly easy on first guitar. The position is a bit different from playing with a footstool, but since it is pretty reliably similar, very easy to get used to.
Have a second set of magnets for my other guitar: oval, smaller sound hole and a Piezo pickup. Will take a closer look on the weekend and see if it gives me trouble with the cabling and amplifier.