Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple -Wood- 4-stars Reviews

Good sticks

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

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.

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.

It's fine

Feels cheap in hand but does the job.

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

Good

Very good, only thing is, they break a little too fast.

For their price are ok because they brake easy. You got to buy 5 - 10 pair to have sticks for long time...if you play jazz they are the best for cheap.

Useful

Useful mostly for practice.

Very nice basic sticks for the price. The balance is not ideal and, I have a feeling that they won't survive long, but for the price these are very adequate.

Unbelievably cheap

When you see a pair of sticks this cheap, I mean, you gotta try them!!

I was expecting the worst quality there is, and the truth is, I'm somewhat surprised they aren't worst.

Been playing them, for a couple of weeks now on rehearsals and (being a "light drummer" as I am) I can say they are still one piece and only have a few dents, which to me is surprising.

Soundwise, well, I would record with them, it's just not the same as a pair of Vic Firths. They sound cheap...

But for rehearsals, they do the job.

Your first stick. And should stay like it!

This is a famous stick, because it is the cheapest stick a drum could buy. However, this insane price of around 2 euros comes with a price.

Pros:

+ Cheap beyond imagination

+ Bundle of 5 pairs costs less than a high quality pair

+ I guess these could be good for metal drummers ?

+ Best first stick

Cons:

- Density is extremely small.

- Very light

- Breaks easily

- This model (7A) has much, much bigger diameter than it should. Therefore bad quality.

- The above cons make your technique inferior to what it is.

My suggestion: Get this as your first stick, to test out whether you like drumming or not. But, this should stay as your first stick. Due to its bad quality your technique will suffer.

Basic stick

It's a basic no frills stick. Hasn't broken yet, feels fine and balanced in hand. Doesn't seem like it's going to break any time soon. Can't go wrong with that price either.

Cheap drum sticks that are worth the price!

I bought these drum sticks to use at the band practice because i didn't want to use expensive drum sticks just to practice and considering how cheap they are they last long enough to be worth the money! Don't expect them to be the best but they definitly do their job!

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

Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple

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

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.

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 :)

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.