Millenium KS-2010 EX

I do playing on one Korg MS-20 mini and a microKorg and also using a sampler with a notebook. I always have problems with places to put on the keyboards and use to carry about too many things. I created different home made stand accessories but one was weak, another was too complicated so I just gave up. Then I looked around on thomann site maybe there is a cheap and solid solution for keeping more space for my synths. At first I did not want to buy it because on the items' main page the structure does not look enough strong, but when I checked the other pictures and the description I saw the mounting screws made by plastic, but the jaws inside made by steel. Other positive, it's very easy and quick to put and fix on the other keyboard stand and there are three different setting screw. Also easy to carry or take it away, possible to fold it, take small place in my case. Very good and handy product.

It is interesting option and it was very difficult to find at Thomann website among way expensive options. Let's face it - 19 EUR for extra stand is pretty affordable solution since any other solution (from Thomann) starts from 100 EUR+.
I decided to step even further and bought TWO that stands: first for KS-2010 and second over that attachment. Didn't have time to fix the construction, but it is pretty difficult to align all three stands to fit altogether. I wanted lower row for keyboard and two above for drum machine and/or laptop. Have to play with the screw tighteners a bit, but in general the stand is worth any penny.

I use this stand as an extension in my home studio, which means it stays where it is.
Once set it feels solid and sturdy enough, but I have to say I was a bit worried when mounting it the first time. The 3-adjustment-point system is a bit awkward to manipulate with only a pair of hands and it looked like the joints would just break when tightening the screws. Now that it's installed I wouldn't take it down for fear it might actually break after only a few mounting/un-mounting.
In short, it's okay for studio use, when you don't have to take it down once set, but I wouldn't go for it for gigging purpose.