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The On-Stage Stands WS8550 Heavy-Duty T-Stand is a rugged and stable stand that lets you adjust its height, width and depth. The T-Stand's flexible dimensions allow you to securely place large-format keyboards, mixers, DJ coffins, and speakers on it with no little fear of it falling over. Portable and heavy-duty, the WS8550 stand has everything you need for home recording, project studio work, or gigging out. The entire stand folds to a compact "T"-shape for easy storage and transport.
On-Stage WS8550 Heavy-Duty T-Stand
On-Stage WS8550 Heavy-Duty T-Stand
On-Stage WS8550 Heavy-Duty T-Stand

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  • Folding stand for large-format keyboards, mixers, racks, DJ coffins and speakers.
  • Weight Capacity: 250 lb.
  • Height Adj: 25"-33"
  • Width Adj: 26.5"-45"
  • Depth Adj: 17"-27""
  • Tubing: 30mm
  • Construction: Welded and bolted
  • Color: Black Powder Coat Finish

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4.33

15 Reviews

78%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend

Stable with leg room!

Most Liked Positive Review

5

Low Enough For Me

A great, heavy-duty stand. Bought it for my new Yamaha XF8 88-note board. When using it for music production, I like to sit down and my X-leg stand made it too high to play comfortably -- the Yamaha is a very thick board. With my old stand that made the keyboard about 30.5 inches tall -- too high to play comfortably while sitting down, even with a high bench. This stand brought it down by a full two inches to 28.5 inches, a comfortable working height. And because of its four-leg design, the stand is super stable, no wobble at all. You can move the legs any way you want to support the board so it gives you a lot of flexibility and folds up into a nice, compact easy-to-carry stand, great for gigs. Awesome!

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Most Liked Negative Review

1

Purchased then returned

Just poor workmanship missing parts, not easily replaced by user without damaging the unit. Loose bolts. mis-aligned legs , wouldn't close completely Difficult to open and close. I exchanged it for a Pro-line double x. Nice to finally own a quality keyboard stand.

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Best Uses
  1. Home Studio6
  2. Performances6
  3. Amateur Recording3
  4. Outdoor Events / Games3
  5. Professional Recording3
Cons
  1. Not Functional2
  2. Not good with smaller keyboard1
  3. Unstable1
  4. missing factory installed parts (rubber bumpers)1
Describe Yourself
  1. Professional Musician5
  2. Novice2
  3. Experienced1
Pros
  1. Stable4
  2. Compact3
  3. Holds Items Securely3
  4. Portable3
  5. Room For Lots Of Pedals Underneath1

Reviewed by 15 customers

  • So Good, I Bought Two Of Them

    5

    submitted4 years ago

    byComposer

    fromOregon

    I have been a professional musician since 1978. I have owned so many Keyboard stands in my life, that I can not remember them all. I do know that for a "sit down Keyboard stand, this among the very best. I like standing at gigs for the most part, but if you are playing Piano in a band, standing is not the best. You can only use one pedal at a time while standing. This is just a great sitting down stand, period.

  • I wouldn't buy again

    4

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted5 years ago

    byTim

    fromLaPlata,MD

    It's great for my big keyboard, but not so much for the rd88

  • I would buy this product again

    5

    submitted5 years ago

    byKen

    fromColorado Springs

    I bought this for my Yamaha S90 es It fits great and is very stable. Lots of leg room compared to the z style keyboard stands.

  • Poor Product

    1

    submitted5 years ago

    bytfletcher

    fromGreenville, SC

    Arrived broken with Missing parts, Loose bolts. 2 legs Difficult to open and close. Called customer support and told that "It happens.".

  • Stable with leg room!

    5

    Verified BuyerVerified Buyer

    submitted7 years ago

    byMike the guy

    fromCA

    Holding a Casio CDP 135 Digital Piano (88 key). Stable enough for my kids to learn how to play piano and enough leg room for me to use (Im 6'4").

  • Purchased then returned

    1

    submitted7 years ago

    byJerry

    fromLargo, Fl

    Just poor workmanship missing parts, not easily replaced by user without damaging the unit. Loose bolts. mis-aligned legs , wouldn't close completely Difficult to open and close. I exchanged it for a Pro-line double x. Nice to finally own a quality keyboard stand.

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  • submitted6 years ago

    asked byHeather

    fromundisclosed

    Would this stand work with the Casio PX-S1000 digital piano? It is pretty narrow at 9" deep, but really like the minimalist design of this stand.

    Would this stand work with the Casio PX-S1000 digital piano? It is pretty narrow at 9" deep, but really like the minimalist design of this stand.

    Open Reply - Kenneth
    Height Range: 24" - 33" Width Range: 29.2" - 46.4" Depth Range: 17.3"- 27.4" Frame Tubing Size: 30mm Weight Capacity: 250 lbs Folded Dimensions: Height: 24.6", Width: 29.2"