Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks -Wood- Reviews

Good Value

These sticks are well balance sand good value. I use them for student/youth groups and when they get damaged I just replace without breaking the bank. I have used them on both acoustic and electric kits no problem.

Snapped after 3 minutes or regular playing.

Very poor quality, even for the price. Won't buy again but then again this was exactly what the price indicated.

Good student sticks, simple and durable, bought a few pairs for students. The price corresponds to the quality.

Solid drumsticks

I started using these for practice only but have since gigged with them, the solid maple sticks gives great feedback and isn't too jumpy on the return stroke. very good value for money.

great drum sticks

Unbeatable price/value ratio, probably the cheapest drumsticks I have ever used, but far not the worst! Great finish, I have have nothing to complain about. Maple sticks a light, so can only recommend for soft hitters and sophisticated players. Great deal!

Practice drumsticks

These drumsticks are surprisingly good considering their price. Other budget variants I have tried were of significantly lower quality. These are pretty straight, balanced and pairs are mostly well matched. There is some weight variation form pair to pair, but mostly not something that should concern you on a day to day basis. Their durability is not significantly lower than that of major label drumesticks, and especially not as lower as their price is. The wood has nice friction with hands (not too much), and they are not slippery (as happens with some of the low cost finishes).

Standard

I bought 2 pairs for my daughter who is beginning to play drums. They are fine for starting out

Keepin time

I picked these sticks up for percussion session work, not necessarily for drumming but for use with a cow bell and something to keep time in the background during a session. These sticks are well made, and for the price Lads, you simply can not go wrong even if you have a tendency to break a stick while playing.

Good Inexpensive Drumsticks

I needed some inexpensive drumsticks and these were perfect. I?m not a drummer but I needed some drumsticks for practicing some rhythms and other percussion. No complaints about these. They feel nice and the quality seems to be fine. Although I don?t know what they are like for heavy drumming.

Good

Good sticks, feel good, could last a bit longer but maybe im just a hard hitter! worth for the price

Good

This very light wood allows the production of thick diameters with a low weight. Narrow sticks from Maple are ultra-light for precise and fine game variations.

Such good value for money

These sticks are perfect for drummers who are gigging a lot and going through lots of sticks. At less than 20 euro for ten sets it really is great value for money.

Nice

I'm not a drummer. Purchase the sticks for learning how to use them.

They are nice and my kid also plays with them:)

Solid wood.

Super affordable

Nice balanced. Good grip. Super affordable. Reliable for all purposes.

Excellent Sound

Sound is very clean and nice.

In time delivered.

I recommended.

cheap but good drum sticks

Good for a beginer

Great for e-drums

I use them for e-drums with mesh heads, so there is practically no wear on the drumasticks! They play nice and have an ok grip.

OK for the price

Ok sticks for the price, They do break easily, but for the price you can;t go wrong.

Fit for purpose at minimum cost

I use 7A sticks and was looking to convert up to 5A for certain music styles that require a bit more "beef" but i wanted the weight just above my 7A's but a tad more girth which is why i chose the Maple wood, less mass than say oak or hickory.

At this price its easy to try types out in the knowledge that if you have erred it isn't going to be a big cost factor.

I have to say the quality is good and the stick is not warped or poorly lathed/finished. I'm happy with them and why wouldn't i be? All of my hardware from stands to rack to pedals is/are Millenium.

Great and cheap

I'm using it with Alesis Samplepad Pro. More for practicing and making beats on my computer. It looks well made and it is comfortable to hold it. Feels well balanced.

I'm not a drummer but drummer of my band tried these and said that these are good drum sticks. Also these are very cheap so it's really worth a try.