The difference between and ErgoPlay Tappert and Troster support is that they are built for guitar players of different sizes. I personally play the ErgoPlay Tappert Guitar Support. Sometimes seeing a picture is worth 1000 words, as they say. Hence, here is a short video showing how these two popular guitar supports are different.
Most guitar players are right-handed or play with a right-handed guitar. If you do play with a left-handed guitar, it’s much better to use the support specifically made for that instrument. There is an article with a video that you can check out here – Right-Handed vs. Left-Handed Ergoplay Guitar Supports.
If you are very short and play a smaller guitar, you may want to check out the ErgoPlay Tappert Guitar Support for Kids. This classical guitar support fits 3/4 size and smaller guitars. There is a short video at the link in the first sentence of this paragraph that has a video showing you the difference between the adult and ‘kid’ guitar support,
For years I used the A-frame guitar support. It was the best in the marketplace and helped tremendously. Without it, I used to get sore shoulders and my lower back hurt from long hours of performing. With a good classical guitar support, I no longer needed a footstool which helped my lower back plus with the guitar elevated, my shoulders no longer hurt.
The problem I found with the A-frame support is that the suction cups often popped off. The ErgoPlay is much more secure and I really like that is so adjustable.
If you would like to see how to assemble them and also view the various types we have for sale. They are in our ‘store’ under ‘Accessories’ and also listed on this page with the video. You can find it here:
ErgoPlay Guitar Supports
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