Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks -Wood- Reviews

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Good value

I'm not a full time drummer only play the odd time so for me these are value for the price.

Feel very light & so far I haven't noticed any chipping unlike other cheap sticks ive used in the past.

I Think these sticks are good for practice but not as good for playing in gigs or for public. I bought them because they were cheap (1.85 pair). I find that Millenium 5A Maple Wooden Drumsticks are a little bit too thick for my hand. I like sticks that are more light and faster to play. But purely for training purposes they work pretty well and if I break one stick while playing its not as bad. I managed to play like 1-2 months and then I found out that all my sticks were broken. I play heavy metal. Only pair of Millenium I still have left is the one pair that I use my electrical drumset.

Maybe I hit too hard!

good

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

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!

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.

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OK drumsticks for rehearsal place. If drumer broke her ones, then no problem support it with this cheapo drumsticks. More expensive sticks is not for support, but for selling :) And everyone is happy, client for support and i for Money economy.

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.

Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks

They broke nearly instantly, I am a hard hitter though , They might be okay for practicing on a pad or an electric kit , but just don't use them at gigs if you buy them.

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.

Good sticks

I have been playing almost exclusively with these sticks for the past few years. They are great, cheap sticks although they do chip very easily but are still usable after chipping. Price and quality can't be matched.

Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks

These are good beginners sticks for use on electric drums. Of course they could be used on acoustic kits bit in my experience they don't last very long - probably as they are maple and not hickory like pro sticks. Kids will be fine with them on acoustic kits as they don't tend to hit that hard but hard hitters will probably break them in a song or two!

Handy as spares, back up pair or warm up sticks. Especially good if you or you're child have a habit of leaving sticks behind as they are so cheap.

I've bought a lot of these for my students to use on the electric kits and they've been pretty good. Most of them are completely straight and of similar weight. They do tend to get stain marks from sweat though. I think this is because they don't have any laquer on them.

Millenium 5A Maple Drumsticks

These are okay if you're on a budget, they would suffice, not the best, not the worst

cheap and cheerful

There's not a lot to say about these sticks, they do the job! For this price you just want them to turn up! They are not for the pro drummer, but OK for students or kids.

great set of sticks

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