Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple -Wood- Reviews

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2 years ago

Great value

I liked these. They are light and great value for the price.

2 years ago

Drum sticks

Made of wood. Good quality. Not a magic wand. No surprises or special. They work 🤣👍

2 years ago

Cheap but playable

Cracking sticks, never understood the cost of some sticks, these do the job great

2 years ago

Cheap and good

Nice sticks for the price

2 years ago

These are too budget sticks for professionals, but good for beginner drummers

These are too budget sticks for professionals, but good for beginner drummers. Unfortunately, almost all budget sticks have an imbalanced balance and these sticks are very inconvenient to play. But perhaps these sticks are ideal for beginner drummers. The advantage is that due to the wooden heads, cymbals and drum heads sound very good.

2 years ago

Maple for warmer sound

Cymbals sound so much nicer and warmer when hit with maple than hickory sticks. Yes, they break 3 times more often, but they are lighter and faster.

2 years ago

Excellent value for money.

I bought 11 pairs & they are great sticks for the price. Closely weight-matched pairs & they feel good in the hands.

2 years ago

Cheap sticks cheap performance

You get what you pay for, these started chipping in no time compared to my more pricey sticks.

2 years ago

Good sticks

I use them a few months now but started to wear out. Ok for the price didnt expect more

3 years ago

Great sticks!

I bought these thinking they would last a couple of weeks, but a couple of months later they haven't even cracked a little bit. Mostly playing metal music, they can take quite a hit. Great sticks.

3 years ago

Good for what you pay

Nice set of sticks for beginners. I wouldn't get these if your a heavy hitter, as they will soon break. But if you're just starting out, and want something to use on and off the drum kit these will do you great. Especially for small children as they're much lighter than premium sticks.

3 years ago

It's fine

Feels cheap in hand but does the job.

4 years ago

Best quality and price for starters

I'm not a drummer, I just needed some sticks for fooling around with a newly bought drumpad.

Can't judge the building quality or other technical qualities but for the price they did the job perfectly.

They are very light which may be not ideal for some but worked just great for me.

4 years ago

Bien mais pas jouer trop fort

Superbe baguette , un bon fini excellent rapport qualité prix. Mais attention a ne pas jouer comme un barbare, les baguette font des copeaux de bois quand on frappe les symbal , et les têtes (olive) se figurent quand on drill sur la caisse claire

4 years ago

good for beginner, I'm not a player to say, but it's not as hard as I expect, it breaks easily

4 years ago

Changed the size of these recently

My first set of 7a (ordered in November 2021 were super and I loved playing with them. But I recently ordered another 6 sets and the makers have changed them completely....be warned they are fatter on the shoulder and the tip is fatter and they are nothing like the same brand 7a sticks I got 5 months ago

4 years ago

A little more than chopsticks

It does the job you want from it but it wouldn't do the complex fills with this quality.

5 years ago

With the TD-1K V-Drum Set

Also for noddles. No problem

5 years ago

Good for practice use

I use them with my Millenium MPS-850 E-Drum Set. They are the perfect size and don’t slip from my hands. The only problem is that when they have been used for some time, they start to make lots of little wood chips.

6 years ago

light and good

I like it. I recommend it.

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Technical Data

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