Millenium KS-1001 Reviews
Great Value
This stand has a good depth so could carry any keyboard/synth, however i would not risk putting a heavy keyboard on this as it does hinge on only one axis.
Mine works well for holding my "Code 49" midi keyboard standing or sitting.
This does the job and is great considering it is the cheapest available.
Great product
Use this all the time for gigging and it's a fantastic product altogether! Lightweight and easy to carry in one hand and easily folds away for storage. Extremely durable.
Without of this cut of iron I, may be, will sty homeless man wits my keyboard). Nice tool. Easy to move it and mount it up.
Best value for money
Excellent product, it will do the job as it should be
Keyboard stand
Does exactly what it was made for. Very good build quality. Will work good no stage, it's light and foldable so easy to transport, set up and pack up again.
really good
This stand is really good. Can't see any difference with the other more expensive brands and models.
Does exactly what it says on the tin!
Cannot beat the price. and it does what it is supposed to do,
very stable, feels solid on the ground, could do with a bit more grip where the keyboard sits on the stand, but unless your doing a Jerry Lee Lewis impersonation it is ideal for home use.
Very good stand
Great price, good quality and very versatile!
Nop
A very cheap and not good build quality Keyborständer you cannot play in this one.
No words.
Price/Quality for stand is perfect
The Price/Quality is perfect!
I bought it for my homekeyboard, works perfect for me. Good and easy in use for laptop-stand (when you use a platform) or synthesizers..
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The only thing I think could be better is the fact that the 'key' for the setup of the height you wish to use, it's not that easy-going.
If you are gonna sit down, make sure your keyboard is long enough. Lowest stand is not good enough I think to carry the keys..
Really sturdy and well balanced
i was a bit shocked at the quality of this product for the price, it is really sturdy and well balanced easy to put up and take down. I won't be putting too much weight on it so it will serve my purpose fine. Thank you.
Sturdy enough, great build quality
I can't believe I found a keyboard stand that's so cheap and solid at the same time. This level of quality is usually indicative of a high price, not in this case.
The locking mechanism is pretty standard, with a protruding bolt that fixes the legs at predetermined heights. All four legs are rubberised on both sides (8 contact points in total), providing excellent grip and stability.
At lower heights, it's not really that good for 49-ers and below, unless you somehow have a really long keyboard with tons of padding around keys. Of course, this is because the stand has to be spread further apart at lower heights: it can either be short and wide or tall and narrow. I'm using it with an Alesis V49 keyboard and for my use it's pretty close -- not uncomfortable, but just a few centimetres shy of being perfect.
It's reasonably compact when folded, but don't expect miracles.
In summary, absolutely get this stand if you're on a budget and have a 61 keys and above keyboard.
Very good
The stand is adjustable - keyboard is able to fit well
Gets the job done
I use this stand for my 13kg digital piano so it could be more (or less) stable depending on what keyboard you have. From day 1 you can feel its lack of stability when playing (especially very high/low notes) but, with that said, it doesn't really prevent you from enjoying the instrument and it seems like it could last for years without trouble. I recommend it to people with lighter instruments who don't absolutely want a rock solid stand.
Great quality
The quality is great, but it is not as stable and sturdy, as other stands
Good price for value keyboard stand
Very good and light keyboard stand with rubber coatings to prevent sliding. Really you can see everything you need in the pictures.
I use it for my Mikrokorg XL, which as bit too small for this stand though, but Mikrokorg XL is small by itself. This stand should be perfectly suited with any normal keyboards of at least 3 octaves.
My only problem with it is that I would like it to stand a bit higher. I am 185cm tall, and even if I fixate the stand to the highest position, it still feels a little too low to me, but not excessively. If you are 190cm or higher, however, you might want to consider a different option.
Very decent for light keyboards.
It is ok for light instruments, but do not try to put a weighted piano style keyboard on it. Fair quallity for the price.
Very good stand
I am an amateur musician, and I use basic gear.
This stand holds firmly my swissonic midi keyboard- controller.
I find the height adjustment, very convenient and never felt awkward movements from the stand when playing for the 2 months I am using it
Worths buying
Useful
I bought this stand for use with a Yamaha YPT-240, as I was giving my first steps on a keyboard. Found it really easy to mount and adjust, and it's a very robust stand. However, I found a few balance issues from time to time and had to save my keyboard from falling once or twice, though it may have been my fault for not knowing how to work it fully. Overall, it's very useful and cheap and I definitely recommend it.
Perfect for our needs
So this is perfect for our needs for a bedroom keyboard stand, the height can be changed easily for sitting or standing, and you can just fold it up to move it elsewhere. Simple and effective, and the price is great. 5 stars.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2003
- Average price : $21
- Weight : 2.5kg
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