Millenium GS-2001 E

I owned one back in 2017 and then sold it together with the guitar I had.
Decided to buy the new version but did not check the comments, so when I got it... oh, man, this s#%t is so unstable and the locking mechanism is so bad, if I sneeze it will break down. Disappointed by the new version of this classic stand but it is what it is. Won’t rest my Gibson or PRS SS on it but it will hold my less expensive guitars.
Do not recommend it, get something else like Gravity or so.

A.

Just like it's brother the Millenium GS-2001 A, this one also struggles with the same problems. Bound plastic on the top starts breaking after a year of usage.
But also has other things to it. It is not a pleasure to use it for two reasons:
1. It is low 'density' and unstable constructionwise, so it always tends to fold.
2. If you have a strap on your guitar, the 'horns' will hook with it.

It worked but after one touch it felt and the plastic on top break down into peaces! It is a hard plastic too fragil. Light but it not a good quality.

It's not very stable, I suppose because it's very lightweight. I would choose another one that's more solid.

I jsut wanted two floor-standing guitar stands to augment the wall mounted ones I already have...Should have gone for one of those 5-Guitar stands...but didn't!

The stand is sturdy enough and does the job well, BUT I am a bit concerned about the quality of the foam to protect the guitar. Where the back of the guitar rests on the stand, it is prone to marking the lacquer of the guitar. I think their are warning about this on the website and in the packaging, but jsut be aware, it can mark some guitar finishes. (I've got around this by warpping the rubber in cotton!

Really POOR 2 have broke in exactly same place they are welded just at the top of the bracket need to be welded 360 degrees around the bracket also the stand is made from very thin metal so no wonder the support arm is breaking off both stands lasted around 7-9 months

It does the job, mechanically, but... and here is a big BUT: it destroyed my Gibson. It looks like the neoprene cushion and the rubber sitting interacts with guitar's finish. I was very upset about this, but I didn't know which one is worst, Gibson, to use the thinnest and most shitty lacquer finish or Millenium for using poor materials.

It is not stable at all. Wobbles from one side to another. Does the job tho.

Not really impressed with this stand. It's a bit wobbly, the upper point where it touches the guitar is not really well padded and mine came with a large rusted part on the extendable iron part.

It will do it's job but I have purchased better at a little bit more money. I got this only because I wanted a cheap stand for a cheap guitar and was going to order some other stuff anyway.

This guitar stand was working OK as long as it lasted, but pretty quickly one of the arms the guitar rests on came off. Looked like a bad weld that just broke off.
I would recommend paying a little more for a stand that lasts a little longer.