Millenium KS-1010 Black 4-stars Reviews

Good Stand

This is a good stand. It is quite sturdy even though it is light. The fittings seem sturdy and easy to open and close. I use this for gigs on a weekly basis and so far I've had no problems with it.

Sturdy stand

It does the job just fine.

Pros:

It can take some weight. And stands secure.

Cons:

The height adjustment is very coarse It could have more fine steps i height selection.

The rubber pads can fall off the tube after some time if you move it a lot on the floor. I used some silicone to secure them and they are good now.

Good

very good for this price.

Does what it says, solid build

Nice and solid!

I'm using this stand as an additional/backup one, to either hold laptop or Arturia Keylab 88, when I have enough space on stage.

It's fairly light, and feels sturdy. The height adjustment works really well and the stand is really easy and quick to set up.

The rubber attachments are a little dodgy though, they ten to fall off too easily, but it's nothing major and doesn't bother me during the gig.

Couldn't really ask more for this price.

Overall good.

Good product.

One minor detail which I personally don't like is that the rubber feet keep sliding out when I move the Piano.

A decent product

If you expect to buy a better stand for this price, you are probably wrong.

The only thing that i don't like is it's light weight. It can have some stability issues if set too high. Other than that it's a good product.

Worth the buy.

Happy with the product.

The quality is very good, steady and not wobbling.

Tends to be tricky when trying to move around, but once put down, won't move.

Would definitely recommend!

Good

This stand gets the job done. Ive never put a heavy keyboard on it. but its easy to adjust and its fairly portable, I've had no issues with it so i can recommend it.

Lightweight, time will tell

This should last as it does a simple job and my other x stands have lasted well. It's lighter than I expected.

Good value

This is a simple, sturdy keyboard stand which does its job. The locking mechanism works fine. I've used this with a >20kg 88-key stage piano, and the stand did become a bit wobbly when playing the lower or higher octaves with enough force. I would imagine that the stability is just fine for shorter keyboards, though.

Good product overall. The stability is alright and the quality is good.

I use it home for my 88 keys Midi keyboard.

One bad thing: If your keyboard is not large enough, you will need to put it directly on the metal and not on the rubber which is only at the end of the top part. So make sure to check the dimensions before buying it.

simple, but works

very light keyboard stand. easy to use, different positions available. there are better stands out there where you can control even more heights, but this one does its job.

I would not use it for heavy keyboards. Mine is light (even though it is a 88keys), and shakes a bit, especially if it is in a higher position . I do not like the feeling of shaking stands, but it is a common problem in many stands of this type.

If you use it at home, or you need something cheap and portable, it's for you.

Millenium KS-1010

very good stand nice and solid and holds my keyboard well i like that you can adjust height of the stand for when you are sitting or standing i would highly recommend this keyboard stand

Stable

This is not the cheapest one, but the second cheapest. I chose it for my cheapo China keybord because two bars are more stable than one, and I may be able to use it for my next keyboard also.

When you get it, you simply unfold it, mount the holding knob, and place your keyboard on it. Only 4 stars because there is no means to fix your keyboard on it and my light one tends to slip, but that is the way all these stands are.

Good for studio and road use

This is a well made strong keyboard stand. Double bracing for extra stability and really easy to set up. These are much cheaper than most US counterparts I've found and I can't see why; the quality is great.

Is doing his Job

My band was using a synthesizer for a while. So we needed a cheap keyboard stand, which is doing his job. I can't say anything about comparable models of other producers, but the Millenium is O.K.

Not transported and for an amateur- Good!

In advance I want to tell you that I am not a keyboard player. From this follows that I am not using it often. I guess that it is used once per week.

It consists of the rods and a smoothing protection coat at the end of the rods.

The rods are made of a kind of metal. The protection coats are made of a hard plastic.

If you have cheap PVC flooring you will find marks of the stand after moving it.

The construction is good. The stability could be better but for my short playing times it is ok.

I thought that the keyboard could fall down because it does not look solid. But it stands for one year and nothing bad happened till now.

Did you ever saw a X fall over ?

Oh well, its an ok keyboard stand. for my taste, a little to wide. With my "little" Edirol PCR PCR 50 it felt a little alone :>

The Quality is fairly ok, but a little un-handy. Also the X Form wasnt that easily to sit in front of. My legs were allways looking for a new place to be.

For that price its ok, but the next key-stand will be in a different form.

A bit wobbly when adjusting, but with a rigid frame

This stand is great for the money, nuff' said. It can hold surprising amounts of pressure (I have overloaded it on many occasions with two-by-fours and stuff) and still keep on carrying whatever's loaded on it. I've used it for my M-Audio Keystation 88es without any problems, though it does feel a bit wobbly when adjusting the height and when putting pressure on it. But when playing on the keyboard I can't notice any significant shaking. That's real nice!