Millenium 2B Drum Sticks Reviews

Good drumsticks

They sound and feel great.

Себестоимость - шика&#1088

These sticks are 2 times cheaper than the cheapest sticks you can find in our country. This fact alone makes me love these sticks.

Value for money!

First of all, reminder: This is MAPLE. A less dense wood, which I love because it gives the drumsticks girth but not huge weight. Overall, if my scale is right, they weigh about 11 g both.

They give a nice full sound, due to their "full" tip shape.

They "scar" more easily than hickory of course, but I've got finesse, I don't butcher my drums.

Overally, love them.

Grand

Worth getting to see if you want 2B sticks. Great for the cost, just buy one pair though and if you like 2B then get, in my opinion, better sticks.

Not bad at all - Millenium 2B Drum Sticks

Hi, no complain at all.

My daughter play heavy and she breaks all kind of sticks, no matter the material and brand. I bought a bunch of these Millenium 2B Drum Sticks and happened to last same as the rest of the brands.

I think I will keep buying them and save me lot of money in the process.

Thanks.

Not for me

Bought them for practicing reasons but failed me due to their lightweight feel. Needed a heavier stick for rudiment practice. Not what I expected. It might although just be my fault!

It's cheap and it shows. One of the sticks is bent and they are not tonally matched. Can't comment on durability since they will be used on an electronic kit only.

On the plus side, they are extremely light even though they are fairly thick, which is what I was looking for when I bought them.

Great practice stick

This is a good stick to practice with. At a nice price and pretty endurable.

It's a stick to bang things with

My first stick to bang things with.

So far so good.

happy

These sticks last and last.. and I am a hard hitter! I don't understand how they can be so cheap: they feel right, they sound right, and they don't break - ok, It helps that they are so fat, but still. I only buy these now, I'm not changing to anything else because they work fine!

made great

Hello everyone. Firstly, I would like to mention the quality. Secondly, it is weight. and in the third convenience)

made great served decently. not crumbled. the tree is dense.

very accurate weight. They are not easy but not heavy but you feel them during the game.

There is no cover as such. but do not fly out of the hand.

I put 5 balls. for the price and 100 for the quality

good drumstics for beginner

good drum stick for beginner drummers whos plays up to rock style.

too soft for any harder aggressive style.

but in general they do the job.

Better than a pair of chopsticks

Very very light compared with a Zildjian set of hickory sticks. OK if you're on a budget. I didn't use them much as they didn't feel dense enough for me.

you get what you pay for

I tried these for normal rock/metal rock playing and I think my record of breaking these was like one day. I do not play loud or aggressively and I do not think these are good option for even jazz or something alike.

The sticks are very thick and feel really big but they are really light so that always confused me and I couldn,t get the right feel with these.

Maybe I am not the right person to review these because I normally use Vic firth 5b's. But still you shouldn,t play with cheap poorly made sticks because it is going to affect your playing.

Cheap drum sticks

i ve played with them for 5-6 times and then they r cracked

Cool

I don't play percussion, I just bought this and another with nylon tips just to feel what those drumsticks are like.

The wood finish is very smooth, with no visual imperfections as far as I could tell.

Cheap and light

The sticks are cheap, light, stays well in hands, the only downside is the lack of finish - the grip doesn't feel right without any finish. But for the price they're very good to try out.

Light, fragile, but with a nice smack!

These sticks won't last for long, for sure. You might find yourself changing pairs more than once during a rehearsal or concert, maybe even between each song if you are a really hard hitter. Hitting the ride bell hard may break a stick instantly.

But, I for one like having light sticks, and am using these for recording, and they suit my playing style well. The sound may have a tiny bit less on the low end. The attack is nice and suits metal very well. The tips works nicely for rides for this genre.

Good for the price

When you are not a professional percussionist and you are not used to play with variety of drum sticks then you might feel yourself in doubt about what to choose to start playing.

These sticks are very cheap, no big deal here and the quality is OK but definitely after buying them I realised that if I want another drum sticks I will definitely buy a better ones, specially because of the wood.

When you are starting to play drums you will dedicate a fairly decent amount of hours to practice, and this drum sticks are not the ideal for this, the end result of the wood is a bit harsh and crude, after a while you might get hurt because of the friction, even when other stick with more quality you can hurt yourself, but in this case the wood being so dry will hurt you more easily or in less time.

Another thing to consider is the weight of the sticks, I was trying different sticks and this ones are a bit lighter than others, so in this case there are 2 effects, from one side it is better because is easier to move, but on the other hand you will get more power in the hit when you have more weight in the hand.

Overall are good ones but don't expect much of it, are simple and handy minor activities with drums.

Low price sticks

Considering the price, good sticks!