Millenium KS-2000 Reviews

solid stand

bought this for my Nord 6D, assembled really quickly and seems nice and solid. my only gripe is that i have a tiled floor and the feet dont grip particularly well on tiles.

It makes the job very well

I bought it because the minimum height permits me to have the white keys to floor distance of my Keyboard set to the right Piano recommended height, which is comfortable to play. Besides this should resist up to three times the weight of my main keyboard. So more than safe for my usage... It is stable and looks nice. The keyboard does not move. I recommend this for big keyboards.

Perhaps its is a bit heavy, but I bought it for my home studio and not for gigs. Anyway it is not too heavy either. And you can fold it in a convenient manner for transportation if required.

sturdy but lack of micro hight adjustment

for an uneven wood floor, a pressure adjustment could do the trick, but it has fixed heights instead. Besides that, it is very solid, reliable and big enough to add extra externals extensions. recommended for those who do not want anything bothering their legs below the keyboard!

Bang for the buck!

I have it set up in my studio and it's definitely stable and sturdy enough for every keyboard I've used so far. And also it looks pretty good. Great bang for the buck!

everyday stand

This is an ordinary stand for one of my many keyboards. In that case I put my Motif on it. I haven't used it on stage, so I believe my review wouldn't be enough for you. But It works so far.

Best of the bunch

We wanted a stand that would fit over our pedal board. This is just the ticket. It is well made, easy to use and looks good. An X stand is less stablethan this and gets in the way.

A good stand for this price

A good stand for this price

Stabil

Sehr stabiler und flexibler Pianoständer. Nutzen ihn mit dem Nord Piano 4.

As described. Perfect for pro stage work

Great quality, no cons

Bought for home usage for Kawai MP7 (very weill suited). Works perfect for its purpose. Steady, easy to use, zero movement or allowance to move instrument. Will be used also for stage performance.

I wished I could have got the Nord legs for the 61 key

But this has been a great second place.

I hate xframe stands and this is far more elegant. Not Nord quality but very nice, nonetheless.

Very good

I use about a month. Good quality materials. Looks very presentable. Taking into account all the nuances for convenient use

Reliable and firm stand even for a heavier keyboard

It is a firm keyboard stand I use for my Korg CX-3 organ. I play quite hard and put extra pressure on my keyboard, moving it left and right. Millenium KS-2000 stand had proven to be able to cope with my "style". Smart design with holes on the top that fits my organ's rubber feets so it can not slide of the stand. I use Millenium KS-2000 for many years and it is still a as reliable as when I bought it.

Very comfortable for seated playing!

I like this stand very much and it's relieved me from a lot of discomfort when playing seated. It's sturdy and ideal for bulky keyboards and synths. My only negative feedback is that after folding it to move it around, you need to careful that the legs don't fall open. Not a big deal, but I've smashed some random furniture a couple of times. Still the best investment in stands that I've ever done.

Good Product

Very good stability and good quality. A bit heavy, but it's worth it. Wouldn't compare this with and X stand.

Practical, solid and very affordable

Very practical, clever collapsible bench design. Ideal for keyboards or DJ machines. Much more stable than usual X stands and will look smarter on stage.

The build quality is good and to me looks like handling heavier keyboards, up to 20 kg with no problem.

Lots of adjustments, both the width and the height.

Nice touch, two self adhesive pads are supplied which you can use to make it non-slippery and soft.

amazing and perfect stand

i really recommended this item. Not heavy easy to use. i have 40kg case with decks mixer and cables and strong enough absolutely.

It is great. a minimal design flaw, no brainer

It is sturdy, stable, and can hold perfectly a Studiologic SL990 of 20 kg. The height is just fine, in the minimum position where one can block the legs with the 4 screws this way comes on 75 cm from the ground level to the keys top in my case. If you do not use those 4 screws, you can lower an additional 3 cm. Anyway lower than an actual piano, so unless your keyboard is not particularly huge [in height], you can have a comfortable hight setting.

The only issue are those screws which hold together the extension of the two lateral parts. Those are disposed "looking" downwards at almost the middle of the stand. And in my case, I repeatedly hit my kneecap in them each time I sit down to play. One solution would be to throw away one screw, and the stand is stable, because the other screw holds the distal tube. Another solution would be to throw away the above mentioned screw and get a power drill, and drill a horizontal hole through the external quadratic tube and the internal inox tube, and put a regular screwer holding everything together. Obviously who designed this stand was somebody who never played any keyboard on the prototype or was a short person, or used a higher position of the stand. A suggestion [for the designer] would be to place those 2 screws in horizontal, facing each other, and not downwards. This way it doesn't bother anyone's knee [who is tall], and also much easier to put together.

Good quality and lightweight.

I was looking for a vintage 'legs' style stand to go with my Elka X50 clonewheel organ. I originally purchased a K&M 18950 but while it was incredibly sturdy it was also too heavy for my needs, weighing nearly as much as my organ and far more than the Roland VR-09 board which I use for gigging.

The KS-2000 is just as sturdy, easy to use and I can pick it up in one hand; with a keyboard bag over my shoulder, the stand in one hand and an amp in the other I can make just one trip into the venue. The adjustments are set and forget and it looks a lot cooler on-stage than a regular X stand, insomuch as a keyboard stand can be cool. It has a few cm of height adjustment advantage on the K&M which I prefer for gigs when I might switch between sitting and standing depending on whether I'm playing piano or organ sounds. I would be confident using this with a heavy keyboard like a stage piano and it deals with my organ well. Lots of space between the legs for FX, cables, bass pedals etc. I have strapped a DI to the underside to speed up my setup, which looks a bit jury-rigged from my angle but is unobtrusively behind the corner joints for the audience.

The paintwork looks like it may become scratched eventually, but after a few weeks of regular gigging I haven't experienced any major problems outside of road-rash on the ends when packing it down. My only criticism is lack of add-ons; a second tier attachment or mic stand holder would be appreciated. A chrome version might be nice too but now I'm nitpicking.

OK, if you are a keyboarder who likes to sit on a barstool

When I initially got the product I was very pleased about its robustness, and the top makes it quite slip resistant which is great for heavier gigging. However, what disappointed me when I finally received my Kawai ES100 digital piano a week later, is that the stand is way too high even at its lowest setting. This is a poor design fault. At this setting I will constantly get backaches trying to play my keyboard as a piano, rather than a keyboard. the height of the ivories is 78 cm above the floor at the lowest stand setting, this is about 10 cm above the setting for a regular grand.