Millenium KS-1010 Black 3-stars Reviews

It's a stand!

It's sturdy, the rubber caps fall off sometimes but easy to push back on. Had mine for a few years now and it's still going strong!

Does the job

Great for a lot of regular situations.

Good for the price

Not a bad stand, but you could be disturbed by the stability when playing with some force

Good quality, not so good design

The stand is solid and stable, and with a little initial adjustment it does not wabble. However, having a parallel set of legs, these end up quite close to the chair, leaving very little space for the legs.

Overall good for the price, but would rethink the design a little.

Okayish

The stand does the job, but unfortunately my six-year-old was able to break it pretty soon. But we were able to weld it together again and since then it's been providing the support for his digital piano just fine. The only problem is that the piano still tends to slide away from the central position. Other than that it's just okay.

Good cheap stand

It was chosen as a part of the bundle with Studiologic kboard so it costed nothing to me. This is a good stand though not sturdy enough.

Sways a bit under forceful play, it has some free play even with quick release being fully locked.

Stand tends to shake when playing loudly

Stand tends to shake when playing loudly

Kind of weak

Not a solid peace, but for Korg EK-50 works ok.

Average stand

I use it for a Korg SV1 keyboard, for live shows and rehearsals. The stand is ok, it never failed me but the key piece that holds the stand broke very soon (the metal part is still ok) and now I need to be extra careful that I don't lose it or insert it wrong and the stand + keyboard fall down

It is good enough... for your room...

I bought this stand for my Master Keyboard M-Audio 61 Keystation, not heavy keyboard, it works well, but has not enough choice of heights, so might be uncomfortable for someone. It is not very stable, so I wouldn't trust to use it on stage, although it is easy to carry.

Does the job

Using it for my Komplete S88 and it does the trick. It's cheap so not expecting too much. It holds my piano, it's light. Not asking for much more than that.

I probably wouldn't trust it too much for a live performance since it does wobble a bit but in a studio environment it's fine.

Pretty unsafe

The stand does its job, but feels pretty unsafe. Piano is moving everytime and I'm always afraid it would drop.

Easy to mount and adjust, sturdy and stable.

You get what you pay for

It's a decent stand. Don't expect any more than this.

Mine is a bit crooked and does not stay perfectly flat on the floor.

If you move it around you'll here the welding byproducts inside the tubes. :)

It is nice that you can lower it a lot.

In the end it gets the job done and you get what you pay for.

Not the best...

I got this stand as a bundle with my M Audio Keystation 88 MKII (Great MIDI controller by the way). I have to say I am quite disappointed at the product.

I got it cheap as it was in a bundle so I'm fine with it. But for those who want to buy this separately, I would recommend looking into getting a bit of a better stand.

The stand isn't very stable...luckily my controller is light weight which is not a problem, but for those with stage pianos it might pose a problem.

The tube things that are locked into the ends of the rods are come off very easily so my keyboard keeps sliding. I solved this problem with tape.

Since I bought this as a bundle, I thought the size would match the size of the controller I bought...but it's too big...the controller keeps moving...So I had to lock it in place with folded paper and tape :P

Overall, I was disappointed with the stand...

OK purchase. A bit too deep for my uses

I'm using this stand to support my Kurzweil K2000 (61-key workstation keyboard), and I find the stand to be a bit too deep, so that the keyboard rests only on one set of pads, either the front or the back.

Furthermore, the stand is not as stable as I would've liked, but I guess you get what you pay for. Would get a sturdier stand if I would have seen it live, but I guess that's the nature of buying through the Internet! :-)

Very affordable stand

This affordable stand is sturdy enough and gets the job done. The end caps on the bar will also prevent your keyboard from sliding off. It offers reasonable legroom and portability but in the end I do prefer the tidy look of traditional furniture type stand.

Works under light keyboard!

I think this keyboardstand is perfect for midikeyboards because usually they are pretty light. My opinion is that this product feels a little bit cheap and unstable but like I said that this is a very good stand if you use it under a light and not so heavy keyboard. If you got an expensive keyboard I recommend that you buy something else. My keyboard weights six kilos so it's ok for that.

Good for the price

A little bit wobbly but its good for the price and it does the job, But i would buy a more stable one next time, But price wise id reccomend it

OK for the price keyboardstand

I ordered it with the M-Audio Venom and it does an ok job. The depth of the venom is a bit to short to completely sit on the rubber parts. Its eather sits on the front or back rubbers. if you want to adjust the height quite low so you can sit in front of it you need a keyboard thats very wide or some panel where you can place your instrument on. Thats because the mounts move away from each other if you select lower heights...