Millenium DS-10 4-stars Reviews

Very good

Great for microphones that sit on a table.

Small Sturdy Stand, Good Value for the Price

I was looking for a good stand for my bass cabinet mic that is on the floor, and while I bought good more expensive K&M stands (and they are amazing), this one appeared to be the most practical one at the end. It's well built and is sold and stable.

Cons:

- I needed to remove the top ring and replace it with something else, as it is too large and gets in the way of mic cable connection.

- The plastic piece that holds the cable broke very early on, but that could be my mistake.

Sturdy and serviceable

Good craftsmanship, looks neat and holds the mic well, very stable. Fairly difficult to fold and unfold, handling and getting the right angle takes some muscle (which perhaps helps with stability), but overall it does its job well.

Good

It's a nice stand that does the job. I use it to record bass drum and it works perfect. The little clip to attach the mic cable broke off as soon as i took it off so that's unfortunate. Very solid product!

It does the job

All good, functional, perfect height, ready to go. To mention a con, the cable clipper breaks in 10 seconds, but for a stand of this size, a clipper is quite useless.

As expected

Not the craziest stand, but it works fine for this microphone, stable enough

Best Cheap Desk Stand.

The only thing to complain here is the strange angle in which you have to use the stand, a normal flexible Shockmount should suffice though.

Simple as good.

Simple, does it's job.

You get what you pay, so this is nothing but a simple tripod that does it's job and it is sturdy.

I got this mic stand thinking it would be better for my small apartment than a floor length one. However, the limited height adjustability means I often have to balance it on top of books or boxes so it can get quite unstable. That's not really a problem with the product, just something to bear in mind if you are planning to buy this.

Does a lot of jobs, analysis, kick drums, podcasts, a lot of things. Very stable, very ergonomic, well built and usefull. Recommend it. At least one of these you gotta have!

Simple and sturdy

Works well with my AKG P120, even on the upright position the cable fits just fine, adjusting is great but when you get it right it stays put.

mic' s best friend

Nice and usable mic stand. I bought it to place my mic on my desk and it does the work. Seems nice and works perfect, very solid construction. Althought it would be better if had adjustable height.

Nice for light mics

Good for mics like Shure sm57, but with large diaphragm mics it's not stable as expected.

nice and strong

Seems a strong product made out of steel, like I expected.

Would like to have seen some way of cable managing the mic cable but that's a small criticism for a generally well build product.

Not suited for bigger mics

An excellent quality for its price, although heavier microphones will fold it. For a beginner with a budget mic, this stand is very good, but any step up will probably see it replaced.

Sturdy and solid construction

I bought this to compliment a dynamic microphone (Rode M1-S) I bought. The main use case for this, is to have a microphone that sits next to me in front of my computer on the desk for recording while sitting. The Millenium DS-10 fulfills its role as a solid table/desk stand,

The stand includes some cable management which is useful and the stand itself is sturdy enough to not fall over easily (due to low center of gravity). The stand itself also seems to be of solid construction and capable of taking a heavy microphone.

It is worth noting (and is noted in the packaging provided, that the rubber feet can sometimes leave black marks this would be important to point out, I would recommend something between your desk and the rubber feet to avoid having nasty marks on your desk.

For less than 10 euros I believe it to be a great buy.

Overall good product

This product I think has a great price/quality ratio.

I use this stand mainly for narration (documentary) recordings, where the narrator has to have text feedback due to long narrations and needs to be seated.

Everything is designed properly leaves space for a tablet underneath the mic., in order to maybe use a tablet.

What I didn't like is that in heavier condenser mics it loses balance and tends to lean in the front which is pretty scary when you have an expensive mic on it. I use a small counterweight in order to keep the back of the stand heavy enough.

This has proven a good quality and stable little mic stand, perfect for a mic in front of a bass drum or cab. The build quality is good and the aluminium doesn't feel cheep in the slightest. The plastic components are good too and the stand collapses down very small.

A good little stand, worth getting if you need to mount a mic low to the ground.

Its a fair stand

Using it as a desktop stand for a large-diaphragm microphone I noticed that it tends to lean a little bit forward out of balance. I would prefer it to have more weight. But for using it as a stand for an allround dynamic mic its perfect.

Lack of flexibility

I was looking unambitious stand for bass drum microphone so I thought this could be the right product. And it is: enough strong to hold the t.bone BD300 microphone and enough

high for good placement. The materials used seem good, but I was expecting some more flexibility. Simply, there is only one height and only legs can be movedn (and you have to be

cautious not the injure your fingers). Knowing that for this price you can purchase boom stand

(although light version) with more flexibility and elements is slightly disappointing.