Millenium GS-2001 A

What can I say. It is an acoustic guitar stand that does exactly as it claims. I have also used it for a tenor sized ukulele, an electric tenor guitar, and now my bass is happily sitting in this stand. It is nice that it folds, but I have not really had any need for this feature yet. The two hooks the stand has, are soft and are covered with some sort of plastic foam. Overall, the stand seems to be of good quality.

If I had to say anything negative about this product, it would be the plastic covers around the feet, which do not seem to hold very well on a hard-floor surface.

This product serves its purpose; nothing more, nothing less.

Pros:
- It works as intended.
- Good price for what you get.

Cons:
- The feet might have poor grip depending on the surface this stand sits on.

For anyone starting out with guitar, having somewhere safe to put your instrument when you’re not playing is more important than you might think — and that’s exactly where this stand shines. The Millenium GS-2001 A is a basic, no-nonsense acoustic guitar stand that does its job really well without costing a fortune.

Right away it feels lightweight but surprisingly stable thanks to its compact metal frame and protective rubber tubing where the guitar touches the stand. It does a great job of keeping my guitar secure between practice sessions, and I love how easy it is to fold up and store away when I’m done.

It’s clear that this stand was made to be practical rather than fancy — there’s no frills or bells, just solid, functional design that works. A few people do mention that the plastic bits can wear over time and it’s not ideal for really heavy guitars or long-term storage, but for everyday home use it’s absolutely fine.

Overall, it’s a simple accessory that feels reliable, keeps my guitar out of the way yet always ready to play, and costs next to nothing — a nice little confidence booster for any beginner.