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

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10 years ago

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.

10 years ago

Good Cheap Sticks when used with E. Drum Kits

First I would want to say that I am not in any case a professional drummer though I defend myself in live and recording situations, so I am not an specialist at all.

I use these sticks to play mainly a Yamaha DD-65 to trigger sounds in studio, some snares in folk music and also they may be used occasionally to play different percussive instruments.

They are very light, thing that I do like when they are meant to play on Electronic Drum kits because the more heavy a stick is the more power it transmits to the trigger and less dynamics are achievable.

The grasp is very comfortable and they do not tend to slip of hand also the tip is just as required nothing bad to say about that.

That being said, have in mind that these are cheap sticks that I'm sure more professional drummers may not like, I think the average user of this product is intended to apprentices, casual drummers or to be used in daily practice, they may not deliver the perfect sound or not help in hand development that much, so if you are a serious drummer think about those points, for all the rest I think that for that price you sure will be doing a good purchase.

10 years ago

Drumstick

This drumstick lasted longer than I expected for the price, thank you great item and well packed.

10 years ago

Unbeatable price

Very good drumsticks for the price.

Can NOT not to have...

11 years ago

Great Drumstick

Great drumsticks! I bought them to play on my e-drums and they deliver perfect quality for a very reasonable price. They're a bit thicker than other drumstick I had, but that's not an issue. They're not slippery at all either.

11 years ago

I bought is with in a creative bundle for drums. They are comfortable to play, has simple but still classical and stylish design. Moreover they are cheap but they look and feel like more expensive drumsticks.

11 years ago

Cheap stick

Well, you get what you pay for. These sticks break easily and are often bent and not really straight, yet the price is so good that they actually are an alternative to regular sticks.

11 years ago

Decent

They're wooden, they're stick shaped and you can use them to make banging noises on drums and cymbals. Or even a cowbell, if you've got a cow nearby, I suppose.

Seem well made - straight, no splinters, that kind of thing.

Cheap as chips too - can't be faulted for the price.

11 years ago

Fine balance

These special lightweight sticks have excellent grip, a fine balance and a faultless finish. I use the Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks first of all for rehearsals and practices and they are really easy to play and fit perfectly into my hands. The longevity of the sticks is depending on the power, strongness of your drumming. Great price, you can't go wrong!

12 years ago

Perfect Sticks

These were good drumsticks. I used Millenium sticks for a long time, and they were always good. These particular sticks performed very well. They were 5A's, so they were lightweight, easy to grip, and were very easy to move around. When you play drums fast, it helps to have a stick that is not too heavy to use. They had a good grip. My only problem with these were that they had wooden tips. I learned that wooden tips seem to come apart and shred after a while, but only if you're hitting cymbals, not if you're just hitting drums. If you decide to buy these sticks, buy the kind with a nylon tip, they will last longer.I use these drum sticks for playing Rockband and it works just fine. I cannot comment on how they perform for real drummers with real drums. But for playing Rockband it is fine. Thanks.

12 years ago

good

good value for money, they last and i hit hard!

12 years ago

Very nice for the low price!

As written in the title, very nice for the low price!

I've seen and used many low priced drum sticks that were not very good.

These are! Good balance, good finish!

12 years ago

Value for Money!!!

These sticks are a good solid product as an affordable price making them unbelievably good value for money. When you are teaching and playing and going through sticks quicker than a wood chipper keeping the cost down is very important. I would recommend that you try them.

12 years ago

Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks.

These are a fantastic, affordable version of the classic 5A drum sticks. They are very solid, with a quick rebound when playing, and have a nice weight. The standard is excellent, very straight, and are made to the standard of many much costlier sets.

13 years ago

Lovely sticks

Considering these sticks are 98p each there's nothing to complain about. I find them comfortable to hold. There natural finish means that they don't slip out of mu grip. They are perfectly weighted.

13 years ago

great set of sticks

i use this for practices and rehearsals, great weight and durability

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Technical Data

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