Millenium Stand f. E- or Acoustic Guitar

This is a very stable guitar stand and I have been using it for my huge, heavy semi-acoustic guitar for some time now.

It is guaranteed that under normal conditions (i.e. if you are not into the habit of throwing your kicks and punches around) your guitar is really safe and won't fall down even with some moderate shakes.

The quality of the product is very acceptable for this price and there is nothing to complain. The only drawback is that I have noticed that the resting place of the guitar on the stand has retraced -- that is to say, the rubber part where your guitar stands on will impress after some time. This can probably be due to fact that only the edges of my semi-acoustic's body sit on the rubber part of the stand and not the entire body and the pressure in that case is higher and hence the depression of the rubber. This is not at all a huge problem, but it might be of some importance to some buyers.

All in all, this is a very good product and it perfectly does what it should and it is worth every penny. It also looks great once you take off the stickers on the sides.

Wenn man knapp bei Kasse ist, ist das wohl der beste Instrumentenständer, den man sich für seinen Bass oder seine Gitarre kaufen kann.

Die Auflage ist mit einem Schaumstoffüberzug abgedeckt, wodurch Lacke und Holz nicht verkratzen.

Die einzigen Kontras, die ich feststellen konnte sind zum einen, dass man den Ständer nicht in seiner ausgebreiteten Position feststellen kann, wodurch er sich gerne um ein paar Millimeter bis Zentimeter zusammenzieht.
Zum anderen sind die Füße nicht eben, wodurch der Ständer ein wenig wackelt, was aber kein massives Problem darstellt.

I've bought this stand mainly to hold my electric guitar in my bedroom, about 5 months ago.
It provides adequate stability, even without a neck support, and it´s trustworthy enough for me to just place my guitar in the stand and not worry about it, tough if I had the stand in a place with more movement I might worry about my guitar falling off if someone bumped into it.

The only real quality problem that the cushioned support that holds the bottom of the guitar is weak and deteriorates fast. I guess that with accustics guitars it might hold well, as it did for mine, but it doesn't cope that well with the heavier electric guitars.

Despite that, I'm quite satisfied so far, especially for the price, and I do recomend for someone in a budget. Just be watchful for the wear in the material if you are mainly using it for electric guitars.

I bought this as a means of not having to lay my instrument on my bed anymore if I get interrupted while playing, and it does its job just fine. Quality-wise it feels quite solid, with the only bit of wear I've seen being a bit of scratched paint in the joint and some slightly dented foam. In terms of stability, it's just a very slight wobble, but this house does have some quite uneven floors. I can't tell you anything about it holding up on stage or not, since I have no experience with that.
To conclude: If you have an acoustic and electric, play both and need a secure way to set it down in a calm or private environment, look no further. If it has to hold up to a beating or risk of being knocked over, I would recommend to invest in something that also holds the neck.