A support for a musical Instrument manufactured from a firm yet pliable material which is slid under the supporting handle of an amplification device or slid between two stacked amplification devices by a finger hole at one end. The fingerboard or neck of a musical instrument, when stood upright on the floor, can be inserted into a socket on the other end of the device providing support when the instrument is not being played and providing a convenient and safe means of storage when the instrument is not in use. Two gear-shaped ends assist in sliding the device under the handle of the amplification device and the two slots by the socket hold guitar plectrums.