ChipCurtis

I used to gig a Roland Sound Canvas SC55 Model (an older one than yours) back in the 90s, after a friend who ran a home recording studio introduced me to one. It was like having one of Roland's JV type keyboard sounds in a little box. The first SC models came out just around the time that the MIDI Instrumentation Standard (GM) was founded. So it was the first synth or module I ever owned that had all the sounds organized and categorized into groups (i.e. Pianos, Organs, Synth Leads, Synth Pads, FX, etc.). It had very limited editing capability (mainly you could adjust envelopes and a few other things). No deep editing of sounds. You got what you got. Back in the day, it sounded pretty good... but quality of its sounds has long been surpassed since then (especially the "organic" sounds like Piano, Organ, EP).

I have that same heavy-duty single-tier Table Stand. I used to use it to hold up my Yamaha Clavinova CLP-350 years ago, before it bit the dust. That stand will hold up Mount Everest. If you ever do find upper tier arms for this stand, please post it here. I wouldn't mind reviving that stand, but need the 2nd tier arms. Most common 2nd tier accessory arms won't attach to this stand. It needs special clamps.

On-Stage used to make a very simple non-adjustable 2-tier Z stand that is no longer on sale by them. I bought it back in the early 00's. The second tier is permanently welded on (and made of sturdy lower-arm material)... so, no bolts or parts to break off. The 2nd tier is completely non-height-adjustable and non-tiltable (i.e. you'd have to be in agreement with the permanent height of the 2nd tier)... but this stand is very very sturdy (no bounce, no side-to-side tilt, etc.). It was matte black when purchased. I recently painted mine red (using Red Rustoleum) to "sizzle" it up a little. Here are a couple of pics: