Worth the little cash it costs

Excillent stand and due to design will support all odd designs of synths/piano. Use it on a Korg M3_88 and it has an open back frame but the stand configures perfectly to adjust and support the big guy firmly.
very well made

Great Idea. Poor quality

The plastic end pieces on the legs all fell out, the thumb button for height adjustment broke and the legs no longer stay in the frame. However, the frame itself works nicely. Luckily it is the right height for me. I threw the legs out and just use the T frame.

OnStage WS8540 stand

Can you say, "Made In China"? OK, we all buy products made in China and don't have problems with most of them, but recent news has made me wonder! To be fair, OnStage generally makes decent products, but when I opened the box and removed the stand, as soon as I extended one leg, the metal button-stop used for leg-height-adjustment broke off (it cannot be re-attached - they use a cheap spot-weld). I pictured this scenario happening with my expensive rack gear perched atop the stand and suffice it to say it was not a comforting feeling. Fortunately Sweetwater came to the rescue and offered to overnight me a replacement leg (you guys rock!). However, the fact that a warranty was nowhere to be found (not on the box or in the box nor on the OnStage website) does not inspire confidence in this company. I guess I'll take my chances with the replacement leg, but buyer beware!