Millenium KS-3000 B Reviews

It is ok for the price

I use it for yamaha psr sx700 qnd modx+6 and Im very satisfied

Great stand, get a roadie to carry it.

This thing is very functional and built like a tank. I needed a solution for 2 keyboards or a keyboard and a laptop along with a microphone in a small studio. This was amazing as I purchased the snake stand to mount the mic and fashioned a shelf to hold the laptop on the top space. Although it has a handle it is quite heavy to carry around. It's easier to keep it in the box to carry it which also protects the corners with the Styrofoam packing material. So do yourself a favor and don't ruin the box when opening it. The pieces all fold away easily but again I will warn you to not pinch your hands when you fold the legs into the base as I did one painful time. I would have given it a perfect score except for how heavy it is to carry.

Robust sturdy stand

This is a great stand, I needed a stand that could holdr 2 small synths, (Roland JDxi and Yamaha reface DX) as well as larger keyboards and this does the trick

Flimsy, clumsy, awkward

Okay, so this stand is cheap, and you get what you pay for.

First of all, the handle is useless, and broke the second time I used it. So get used to carrying this stand under your arm.

Secondly, the feet of the stand are positioned so that there is no comfortable place to put your sustain pedals. This is a hassle for me every time I use it.

I will say that the option for attaching a boom arm for a microphone is clever, and a feature I am very happy with.

Overall, if you're on a budget and keyboard isn't your main instrument, and most importantly you're not going to be moving around a lot, this stand might be fine.

If you have a bit of extra cash, get a K&M Spider.

Great Keyboard for 1/2 keyboards

Extra durable stand for 1 or 2 keyboards. I use it for many years with a Kurzweil SP2XS and a KORG M50-61. No problems so far, I highly recommend it!

It would be perfect if there was an extra stand to put a third keyboard also.

Quite Decent

It is a decent stand, fairly good. It does wobble somewhat and the adjustability is not full flex. Considering that it is in the affordable range, it does the job well enough.

Millenium KS-3000 B

Bon support de clavier, stable et pratique

it work for the price

it's abit flimsy whilst playing

Stefanos

Good but not perfect. With a nord stage 2 and studiologic compact 1 i was having trouble when i was playing with the stability. I was thinking that the keys will fall down...

Millenium KS-3000 B very nice

Awesome and sturdy stand for studio and stage, it have an handle to carry it in from abd to gigs,...also fully adjustable and has a microphone holser on top very nice indeed. one of the best and stable stands ive owned,..recommend.

Review after using for a year

I love this stand it has been to many gigs in the past year supporting my synth, laptop and audio interface and it's stood the strength of time, cosmetically it still looks good too, it travels without a case and the odd tiny scratch on it is barely noticeable and pretty good going in my opinion.

The only negative I have to say about this product id the handle that comes built in, it's quite flimsy and hard to get the stand balanced right while using it, I would be much happier having it not there at all and having the extra room for adjusting the two levels.

I would happily buy another one of these again though rather than buying something more expensive.

Built like a tank

Great - stable - and you could RAM down doors if it happens that you accidentally got locked inside the venue. However, despite being very solid, it's not overly heavy.

Sturdy but heavy

The good: Very solid, sturdy stand that can support 2 keyboards and a mic (special screw on top). Easy to set up and secure positioning.

The bad: pretty heavy for a stand, the handle for carrying looks a bit flimsy, not sure how long it will last when used often.

Very good choice if you don't plan to move the stand much.

Just as good as the Ultimate Support stand!

I’ve had this keyboard stand for a few years and it’s been gigging with me all through. Not only has it held a full size heavy keyboard on the bottom arms (Roland FA-08) but also a 73 key Juno Stage on top with ease.

Granted it is a touch wobbly when playing hard on the keys but it has never felt unsafe and it looks great!

Save yourself some money and buy this rather than the Ultimate AX48!

Handle very poor - stand fine.

Similar experience to others - the handle on this is one of the worst designed pieces of gear I've ever handled. Very flimsy, was falling off every time I lifted the stand until again like others, I just threw it away. This does unfortunately make the stand awkward and cumbersome to handle. Once it is standing, the stand itself does exactly what it's supposed to do. Without a functioning handle, I'd be prepared to buy another stand rather than suffer this at gigs week in week out.

Looks good, but that's it

This is not a stable key stand. You need to put 2 heavy synths to make it stand stable. Great idea to put mic screw on top.

Handle to carry it broke down after second gig.

They should sell it with carrying bag and without that poor handle.

Some good features but poor quality and not adjustable enough

On first glance quite pleasing, then the bad news starts. The carrying handle was broken right from the start, and is in a really illogical place, its very presence determines the smallest space you can have between your 2 keyboards. Should have read the spec properly but I kind of assumed that it would be possible to adjust the horizontal angle of the arms, so you could have your top keyboard sloping slightly downwards perhaps - it isn't. I'm sure some will love it; certainly it can be assembled much quicker than other stands, but particularly if you're a keyboard player who sits down to play, the position of the top keyboard is just way too awkward,

Decent Stand

To be honest, I don't like this type of stand. I much prefer the normal 'ironing board' type stand. But in a lot of venues (pubs etc) there just isn't room for 2 keyboard stands (I play a Roland and a Nord Electro live). So I use on of these. It is heavy and awkward to carry about, and a little wobbly, but it does work, and has not let me down, so fair play.

IT IS BETER THAN IT LOOKS

STABLE AND EASY TO TAKE IT WITH YOU TO YOU TOUR , I AM PUTTING ONE HAMMOND XK1 AND ONE YAMAHA MOFX6 AND ITS FULLY TRUSTED.

The cheapest stand of a similar type

Everything on it is firmly attached, so you can not lose individual parts. Lower supports are not 100% compatible with pedals. Carrying handle is great idea, but poorly made - it slides back and forth.

But for that price it's a great deal!