Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple -Wood- Reviews

definitely recommend

I am big fan of 7a sticks and came across these when buying some hardware and things for my drums. they are great sturdy sticks, light weight, if thats your preference, and i will continue to purchase these sticks

Nice cheap sticks

Cheaper than anything I could get at my local retailers, but at the same time the quality is better. Sticks that I bought for twice as much wouldn't last half as long. Besides, the difference in weight within a single pair (never mind the paired up leftovers) was never this low. These are so close that it mostly doesn't matter. They have a nice balance and they work for me. I bought 10 pairs of these and I don't regret it.

Resistence drumsticks

Good quality drumsticks between price are good for giving a calmer songs sounding calm and can be used to jazz or blues

Good cheap sticks

These sticks are good for the price. The quality of them is not allways so good, some break fast.

But they are good for finding your favourite type of sticks. And just buy many of the same kind, then you can replace them and allways have a good pair of sticks.

You can ask yourself how much should a piece of wood cost?

light

My reason foy buying this is for my Son.. This is really perfect for him he is 7 years old and 7A is good size for him and more important is this is very Light. and also the drums not too loud if he using this Millenium 7A Drum Sticks.

Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple

great to handle , not to heavy , great price would defo buy again .

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.

Millenium sticks

These sticks do a decent job at an excellent price. Rarely do the break on me and even after a lot of hard-hitting punishment they'll continue to be fine for some time.

Cheap, Lightweight Sticks

They are not perfectly straight but their light weight makes them good for subtle, detailed cymbal work. Also they will not ruin your cymbals or electronic pads easily. Besides that they break quite easily (in the middle) if you use rimshots or if you hit hard in general. Good value for money though.

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nice rebound

These sticks are cheap but do their job. After a while they got a bit crooked but the broke after months. So in every kind of way a good alternative to vic firth. The handlung is nice and the sticks are, thanks good, not so heavy, so a light jazz playing is possible and very easy to do :)

Millenium 7A Maple sticks

I am a professional drummer who has worked all over the world with many fine musicians and I find these sticks great to use! They are as well made as the 'name' sticks you can buy but much better value. I use them for teaching and Jazz gigs, I even sometimes use them for Rock gigs when I'm going through a good PA.

Bad drumsticks for a cheap price!

My sticks broke in 3 days. And that's not good.

But they were cheap. Very cheap. If they were of better

quality, I would definitely buy them again!

Good for the price!

Excellent value for money!

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.

good as complect drums

sticks are good quality, good sound makes

Quality set of sticks for a great price

These sticks are great for the money - really straight and smooth and seem very well balanced. I bought a couple of sets to ensure I always have some spare - and to be honest, I would struggle to differentiate quality compared to sticks twice the price. So if you want some decent sticks for a couple of quid - these fit the bill

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.

Drums Sticks

I think these are amongst the cheapest drum sticks you can buy but they are decent.

In honesty I am a guitarist that plays a Roland TD-20 at home so I am not a hard hitter and comfort was more of an issue for me than anything else.

Tone - I hit triggers

Hard-wearing - I hit rubber pads

I know that my drummer spends a lot more on pairs of sticks so there must be many more reasons if you are playing a acoustic kit and obviously hitting metalwork...but from my experience...they are fantastically good value.

Just your average drum sticks.

These work a treat even though they are cheap. Although durability is an issue, they are a good cheap alternative to the more expensive brands. I would recommend these sticks for those on a tight budget.