Millenium GS-2001 E

good stand but does not work with offset guitars

This ultra-compact, foldable A-frame stand offers a surprisingly stable base for electric guitars and basses at a minimal price point. Its primary strength is portability, as it collapses almost completely flat, making it an ideal throw and go solution for rehearsals or small stages. However, the foam padding is not nitrocellulose-safe, and the lack of a neck support strap means it provides zero protection against a guitar being knocked forward.

Low profile design means it's easy to keep out of the way. Nothing to rash the finish around the top of the neck, but the rubberised top means even the offset bass I've neen using it for hasn't taken a tumble off it yet.

i bought the Millenium GS-2001 E and man ill tell you what i love this guitar stand its cheap and small but dont let that fool you its sturdy and slick design is great for not taking up space it lets you lean the guitar against its padding so it doesn't warp the neck of the guitar and can be folded up to close so you can easily store it. it has nice coushin on the arms so you can sit the guitar on it comfortably i would recommend this guitar stand and i do plan on comming back for another one in the near futer

The rubber used to hold the guitar is not compatible for long term contact with the paint used on most guitars, as it can react and cause stains.
While I'm happy that this was clearly indicated in the package, it is still quite a disappointment, as I hoped to store my guitars on these stands permanently.
Workaround for me will be to use a cotton cloth cover on the contact surface, but that's still a downside.
Apart from this detail, the stand is great for the price and I would definitely recommend it.

The stand is fairly light and compact. I get to put it in my bass guitar cases big front pocket while going to a gig. It also leaves room for the cable.
It feels stable and well made.

The reason im giving it 4 stars is because my bass guitar and electric guitar dont stand as steady when theyre pluged in. The cable is pushing on the stand and putting the guitar\bass off center.

The stand has a good price and feels decent for the cost. However, it’s not a great fit for my Ibanez GSRM20B. The stand touches the guitar’s round tuning knobs, which makes the fit a bit awkward. It might work better for other guitar shapes, but for my bass it’s not ideal. Overall, still a good value for the price.

The middle joint is easily bent but it holds together well enough for it to support a guitar so i am satisfied.

Super functional and stable, seems like the weight distributed quite a lot towards the back - which makes it unlikely that it will be knocked over by accident.

Does what it should, stable and cheap