Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks -Wood- 5-stars Reviews

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6 years ago

Just fine

Good enough for my young daughter?s drumming.

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

Great bang for the buck

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

6 years ago

Solid Budget option

For the price, these are excellent drum sticks. The construction is solid and the shape is uniform and even. I would highly recommend for anyone not caught up with branded products.

6 years ago

Great drumsticks

If you're looking for a cheap pair of drumsticks, this is a great option.

Obviously the quality is not great, but they are useful for practicing and great for the prize.

7 years ago

Bang for the buck

If you consider that this is 1 Euro per stick option ... It cannot be cheaper than that. The only cheaper alternative would be snapping a branch of the tree.

That said, It does the job well. It feels comfortable enough and very light as well.

7 years ago

Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks -Wood - Works Perfect

These drumsticks just never give up and just seriously last.

7 years ago

Drumsticks

Necessary sticks to play drums

7 years ago

Quality material

Used in practice and do their job well.

No cracks or splinters.

7 years ago

Great drumsticks

I bought it for my band made who is percussionist. He claims that for this price you won't find better drumsticks.

7 years ago

Nice

Got them in bundle with millenium mps-150.

Great for me, well built.

8 years ago

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.

9 years ago

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.

9 years ago

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.

9 years ago

Good

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

9 years ago

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.

9 years ago

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.

9 years ago

Excellent Sound

Sound is very clean and nice.

In time delivered.

I recommended.

10 years ago

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.

10 years ago

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.

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Technical Data

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