Ok so it's not a TOP TIER stand but I really like this stand I've tried a bunch and mainly got this one for a lower profile footprint up against a wall and it's probably the lowest one with 2 tiers and the lower tier is plenty deep for a big board.

It's easily adjusted and feels pretty firm feeling with 2 lighter weight boards. I like the preset height of the 2nd tier too so you don't have to fidget with that and get the board sitting level lol , it does tilt perfectly.

I'll probably grab another 2 of these just to have around the studio tbh

Pic is a 49 key on top and 61 key on bottom

THIS STAND IS LIGHT AND EASY TO CARRY AND IS VERY STABLE. I WOULD PREFER THAT THE TOP TIER WAS ABOUT 4 INCHES SHORTER SO THERE IS LESS DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO KEYBOARDS. I TRIED TO CONTACT ON STAGE DIRECTLY TO SEE IF THEY COULD MODIFY IT TO MY SPECS BUT THEY NEVER GOT BACK TO ME.

Good stable stand. Second tier could benefit from a bigger height adjustment but overall great quality for the price.

Easy to set up. Great stand

I purchased this primarily to accommodate the number of keyboards that I own. Also, I was happy to learn that the height adjustment for the bottom tier could go all the way down to a level of 20.5" Another good feature is the weight capacity of the stand but my keyboards won't be any burden to it in that regard. I am including photos of the current setup I have. As you will notice, I placed a shelf board under the piano for fuller support. Regarding the pros and cons of the stand, one of the cons would be that the stops that keep the upper keyboard in place are not very high and if you happen to own a keyboard that is rounded or sloped on the bottom front corner it could possibly jump over the stops. I have my CASIOTONE CT-S400 up there and a yardstick to raise the level of the stops to make sure that does not happen. Another feature that would have been nice was if they could have designed it with the option of locking casters on the bottom for easy relocation. I own a PYLEPRO stand that has that feature and really appreciate it.
One of the questions I had before purchasing the stand was about the adjustable feet that were under it it regard to their size. I have sliding caster cups for much of my furniture and wanted to know if they would fit into the ones that I have? I inquired about this to my Sales Engineer but he was unable to provide the information so I took a chance and hoped for the best. My sliding caster cups accept feet up to 1.5" diameter and the support feet easily fit into them. For the price paid and as I said before regarding the wide height adjustment feature from 20.5" to 33.75" I am satisfied.

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I love this keyboard stand, it's the best!!

the upper tier would benefit from being adjustable to a lower level than the manufacturer provided adjustment.
I have tested this stand vigorously and it is meeting my needs.

I had previously purchased the KS7365-EJ and been extremely pleased; finding it to be much more solid than my more expensive Hercules stand, not to mention much more configurable and convenient, with optional accessories and gig bag.

I am now just as pleased with the KS1365! Although I would probably still recommend the 7365 for really heavy-duty setups (I typically have a 50 ~ 75 lbs piano on the lower tier and a 25 ~ 40 lbs synth on the upper tier), the 1365 is just as solid & sturdy, very lightweight, and quickly breaks down to a very portable component group (now I just wish I had a gig bag for it!). My 1365 is pictured here with a couple of relatively lightweight synths, but I have no doubt it could handle much more with no problem.

Note: In double-checking my purchase history, I'm shocked at the number of On-Stage products I've included in my orders! Their quality has gone up dramatically since the also-ran products I remember from years ago. Definitely worth a second look, now!

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