Guitar safes -- Do you have one?

[PortlandAxe]

I've built quite a collection of guitars in the past 20+ years I've been playing. Recently I've brought a lot of them out of their cases and am hanging them up on the wall in my home studio. Personally I think it is a GREAT way to decorate your walls! It's also a GREAT way to give you easy access to your guitars any any time! And also a GREAT way to advertise your very vulnerable guitar collection to anyone passing by a window who has thoughts of burglery...

The point is, I'm thinking about buying a guitar safe. I've seen quite a large range of prices, and they seem to have a lot of variation on how much protection they offer against the heat from a fire (and for how long).

I'm looking for recommendations based on experience. I'm trying to find what would be the best return on my investment. Is there one company that stands out as the one to go with? (PrivateSecurityProducts.com, Homelandsafes.com?)

Thanks for educating me...

[DEADTUNES666]

I'm curious myself about this. However, wouldn't it be less expensive to finish a room with specs for temp control and safety issues, that could double as a showroom? I would think a guitar safe system would be $$$$$...

Maybe not, either way I'm interested to hear what others think.

[Bones43x]

Basically, there's nothing that would really differentiate a "guitar" safe from a gun safe...they're anywhere from $500-3k or so...just depends on size and fire rating.

$1000 can get you a decent-sized safe though.,