Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple -Wood- 3-stars Reviews

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.

Cheap sticks cheap performance

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

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

A little more than chopsticks

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

Okay

I used for some time in a home studio, the quality of the wood its not top but thy handle. Very light drumsticks, maybe too much. Have some problems after some years a couple that i've never used were deformed. But good for the price.

OK for Backup

It doesn't last as long as other brands but it is a good and cheap way for multiple backups.

Typical cheap drumsticks. After a few hours they are so dented they start to bend.

Too heavy in the front. Good sound in the cimbals.

Just cheap sticks

Good to have them to use the on edrums, they are light and do not break shells or skins. It is good to have cheap replacements.

Light but handy

Nice sticks, there quite light fior their size but you really can't complain at this price..they're a welcome addition to my arsenal.

Cheap and cheerful

Nice for the price. Good for if you need cheap disposable sticks, but quite light and will break faster than other brands. Perhaps more suitable for electric kits than acoustic kits or rudiment work.

Cheapest way of using sticks.

If, like me, you'd rather use new, cheaper sticks for a gig, rather than expensive but chewed up ones, you'd benefit from getting these. There is absolutely no way of getting cheaper pairs. Lightweight, and good length. They are not weight matched, and occasionally you will come across a warped one. Buy in bulk for even more of a discount, and use as ruthlessly as you like. Chuck after every gig or give away to students, or even use these to sign and give to audience members instead of your custom oak precision sticks! If you get a lot of pairs, remember to recycle the ones you throw away! Do it!

Ok for practice but not gigging.

These sticks are ok for light practising or jazz playing but anything heavier or harder stick to the more expensive vic firth or vater.

I used these at a few gigs and broke 2 sticks in one night riding the bell in the chorus of our rock set.

I like millenium, they're other products are great, drum cases and hardware..but don't go cheap on sticks for your gigs.

OK for the price

Obviously these sticks are value for money and a good bit cheaper than most named brand pairs but I ended up disappointed with them. They are very lightweight, produce too much vibration and didn't last particularly long. They were ok for pad work but they're not for me.

Nice sticks to a heavy user who doesn't like carbon fiber

Pressed piece sticks may not be everyones cake, but if what you play is loud and great strain on sticks and you don't like carbon fiber ones, many pairs of these do the job nicely and won't cost you an arm and a leg.

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for the price you pay they are great

Though i would say that the sticks are great for the price you pay they are not great sticks. They have a tendency to slip out of the hand when playing a quick fill. I certainly find it difficult to do any kind of quick and clever sticking with them. My daughter who is at the beginning of playing uses them fine but will still buy better sticks for whe she grades.

With these sticks you get what you pay for.

Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple

I purchased these drum sticks about two years ago and they have yet to break. They seem to be well made, but are a bit on the light side. Maybe some people like that, but it's not what I was expecting. They are good for the price.