Rockstand RS20882

Plastic is now used to join the top rail (where the necks rest) to the two side rails. The old models were all metal and much more solid feeling. This one flexes around a bit more than I'd like, but as I don't intend to move it much I hope it will hold up ok. One good thing is the bottom tubes are now round -not square like the originals. This means as the foam over them inevitably compacts over time, there won't be any hard, square edges to be revealed to dent or damage your instruments! Wouldn't dream of using outside the house, but at home they are a practical solution for larger collections of instruments.

I've bought this item to keep my instruments all together in one place of my studio.

The stand is well balanced and can hold various instruments such as electric guitars, bass guitars and also acoustic instruments. The stand comes disassembled but it's easy to put it up.
All parts that are in contact to the instruments are padded with a dense non-slip foam. (The company do not recommend this stand for instruments with nitro-laquer).
So far none of my seven instrumens have any marks within the contact points with the foam.

The downside in my opinion is the "light look" of the stand that could make you think it won't hold all the instruments without collapsing.
I would also mention that the rubber feet of the stand could be a little bigger and solid avoiding marks on wooden floor and making the stand more stable.

I bought this stand because I wanted to place my 7 guitars properly and not leave them just laying around somewhere.
The stand was easy to put together and all of my guitars fit perfectly in it. I have 2 accoustic guitars, 1 bass guitar, and 4 different electric guitars. The guitar slots are all universal, so any type of guitar will fit. The stand is covered with a soft material in places where the instrument contacts with it.
The stand looks unstable but i could even move (push or pull) it to the other place full-stocked. The construction itself is still a bit shaky.
But i can live with it especially for this price. It stands against the wall so i am not worried that my instruments will fall down.
My conclusion: Its worth its money.

Assembly was difficult. There were no holes in the protective rubber on the bits the guitars rest on, leading me to think there was a manufacturing error. There was no mention of needing to search for the holes behind the rubber and having to line up the pieces over the hidden holes. Two holes were too large and the screws just kept turning, so I had to cut a wooden dowel and insert it into the tube for the screws to bind- otherwise assembly would have been impossible.
I mean it looks OK… I guess- and it does support the guitars well enough to use, so it’s not bad. Just not great.
A good option if you are on a budget and have the resources to work around manufacturing faults to get it built. If I did not, I would have had to return it. 🤷‍♂️

I was going to buy a 3 guitar stand when I saw this one. For now, I have 3 guitars / basses but what about the future? I could even use that extra real estate to have my cables and straps for example. That's what I've done. With some Thomann V1012 and some elastic thread, I got all my cables on the first section, on the second I have my straps and the others are for the guitars. Nice way to organize your cables and straps right? Still, one has to say, it's not very stable, every time I get one of my guitars on or off it i'm just hoping it won't fall down. Besides that, if you "open" it to the max there won't be any guitar or bass that fits, you just have to level it to the level of your guitar necks. That is just plain weird.