Millenium KS-1010 Black

The piano itself is excellent, but I believe it would be helpful to include a clearer warning about the rosewood color, as it is much darker than expected—almost black. The chair, also in rosewood, creates a noticeable contrast that I found quite disappointing. Overall, it's a great piano, but the color discrepancy was a letdown.

Great for a lot of regular situations.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Stand tends to shake when playing loudly

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! :-)

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

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...