Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks -Wood- Reviews

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4 years ago

Good beginner spare sticks

Bargain sticks good for use when in the early throes of learning (breaking)

Very rarely are the sticks perfectly straight or weight

4 years ago

Great

No complaints about sticks, easy to hold, easy to play. For my style they are all that i need.

5 years ago

Lovely sticks

Very nice lighter weight sticks, helps to keep the volume low, but nicer to play with than hot rods.

5 years ago

value for money

whatt can i say ? I am a begginer and for now they hold really good for their cheap price

5 years ago

Lightweight but thick

Bought as part of Millenium's drumstick starter bundle, which is a great bundle for beginners.

These sticks are lightweight and a bit thicker than other 5A sticks - probably shouldn't be called 5A...

But overall a fine pair of cheap sticks.

5 years ago

Good for anything but real cymbals.

I'm a recording engineer and I've started practicing drums to further understand the instrument so I can work better and more easily.

These sticks are fine for snare, toms, pads and maybe Ride cymbals, if you place your ride jazz-style low, but as soon as you hit a crash or hi-hat, these things disintegrate in a few minutes and the room turns into a woodworker's workshop, woodchips everywhere!

If you play electronic drums or pads these will be fine for you, they're super light too, but for real drums I ended up going back to proper sticks.

5 years ago

Exactly what I wanted

Perfect for what I wanted. Handle great .

5 years ago

Good

As good as a piece of wood used for beating at a piece of animal skin can be. Good value.

5 years ago

as a baginner drummer bying 5A drum sticks is perfect to learn

5 years ago

Strong Sticks

Good strong sticks that get hold up after many hours of use

5 years ago

Good Job !

Good quality for a beginner drummer , with a low budget !!!

5 years ago

they work

they work just as they are supposed to, i have nothing to be unhappy about.

6 years ago

They broke much faster than my other sticks.

Great for the price, but worth spending more on, in my opinion, better sticks.

6 years ago

Good

best price and qulity balance

6 years ago

Just fine

Good enough for my young daughter?s drumming.

6 years ago

great deal

for the price they are great as a backup or for practice.

not quite as durable as other higher-end sticks. but can't beat the price to quality ratio on this.

6 years ago

Dose the job.

My son is happy they do the job nice and smooth.

I,m no drummer but they do feel nice and strong and clean looking hope this helps.

6 years ago

Good quality. Lightweight sticks.

Having never tried maple sticks, I bought a few sets of these to try. They have a nice finish, but they're too light for my normal use. I could see how they'd work for some people and situations. E.g., if you're a very light player; in a situation where volume is a problem; or perhaps for kids?

6 years ago

Great bang for the buck

Really solid quality sticks for very little money, ideal for back up and live drumming duties.

6 years ago

Good

Very good, only thing is, they break a little too fast.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Millenium
  • Released in 2000
  • Average price : $2
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