Rockstand RS20890B

This stand is reasonably ok, but I have found it to be slightly less stable than I would like.
It can be a bit fiddly when the maximum 3 guitars are on it, its easy to scrape one against the other. Maybe if there were dividers on the base support as well as for the necks, that would be the job.

The hinges have held up ok, it gets thrown around a lot - into the van and back out again, and it has shown no sign of falling apart.

If I put a very heavy instrument in (an electric standup - I shouldn't do it but stage space is too limited to use a dedicated stand), it occasionally starts to topple over, and I have taken to wedging one of the protruding feet under an amp or PA stand just in case. I did consider whether it would be good to be able to extend the length of the feet backwards to move the centre of gravity.

This stand is okay for using it at home. But it doesn't seem to be too soild so I definitely wouldn't recommend to use it on stage. It wouldn't survive a tour at all. Also I would totally recommend to place it before a wall....just seems saver to me!
I use it for three electric guitars and one acoustic guitar. If you treat the stand well it will last almost forever. It does it's job pretty good.
So the price for the Rockstand RS20890B is "okay". However the quality doesn't seem to be good enough to survive more than 3 shows but if you keep it home you will definitely be fine.

I have this stand for 2 or 3 years and it can hold 2 electric guitars and 1 acoustic guitar very well, with decent space in between them and easy to take or put a guitar in. I use it at home only.

The little dividers however are not very strong. My wife was cleaning the room and pulled the stand (with the guitars in it) by one of these dividers. It ended up breaking the weld or somehow loosening this particular divider. It still hangs somehow and does the job, but it moves around its axes a bit.

Overall, I would buy again as it is good value for money.
(However, I would probably get the larger version, a guitarist always needs one more guitar, right?)