Millenium 7A Drum Sticks Maple -Wood- 5-stars Reviews

As expected

Sticks are suitable for beginners.

Lower price, lower quality, as expected.

Excellent "budget" sticks

These sticks get well used and given much abuse when gigging and prove to be excellent value for money.

If you're not happy with these...

...you're really hard to please!

When buying five pairs, at the price i usually pay for a single pair, you won't hear me complain. Especially when they are well matched and well balanced, which these indeed are.

Wooden sticks run out fast, so i'm happy w/this affordable alternative for top quality sticks at over 15,= a pair. These are perfect for practice, for beginners, for drummers that play so hard they use up a lot of pairs, etc.

Even for advanced drummers (i've been playing for almost 40yrs now) i don't think there's a lot to complain about. A bit longer perhaps? They sound a little less crisp on cymbals than VF or other more expensive sticks, probably due to the fact this would is a bit softer, which means they'll also last a little shorter. But if you're wise you'll be playing with hearing protection, so soundwise it doesn't really matter unless you have a gig.

Price is totally unbeatable, definitely recommended!

Good quality and easy to hold while playing.

High quality product.

I really like this sticks.

Solid sticks

Pros:

Hard wearing, great feel.

Cons:

None

Can't go wrong with these sticks, quality feel and long lasting

great price plus great quality

Great Value

What can I say about these? They do exactly what they are supposed to do. They are reasonably light but still have a good firm feel to them. They DO break, but they are so cheap you can buy a few pairs for the price of more "premium" brands.

One thing that I could not find out in advance is that these stick weigh about 90g per pair. There is some variance in that but I think this is normal enough for cheaper sticks. So overall, very happy with these and will definitely be getting some more.

One of my favorite!

This is one of my favorite set of drum sticks, i love the feel and response that they have. You should give them a try at least once , they are a surprise, especially because of their cheap price.

Try 7As!

If you have been drumming for a little while, try 7As...

They are thiner than 5As and they are more controllable.

The Millenium built is great and at a great price...

Good

very good quality.

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

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 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.

Good for the price!

Excellent value for money!

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

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.

Great sticks

I am not a pro drummer but these seem like great sticks to me, nice feel and just about the right weight for me. Not for heavy rock I guess but fine for most styles.