Millenium DT300 BK Reviews

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2 years ago

Solides Teil

Man kann sich darüber nicht beschweren, viel mehr sollte man sich freuen eine gute Tambourine um diesen Preis zu bekommen. Aus Erfahrung kenn ich bessere (aber auch teuerere) Daher 4 Sterne

2 years ago

It tambourines.

Does what it's supposed to do, cheap and it hasn't broken yet.

2 years ago

Cuts nicely through loud music

As the title says, little taps can be heard, so you have a good range. And of course, sitting atop the hi-hat, adds to the arsonal of the kit.

2 years ago

Fits perfectly!

It does what it says and it does it good.

The sound is nice, fits perfectly on a high hat and it's a great addition for any drumkit. I would recommend these any time.

Given that the price is pretty good, I wouldn't hesitate to get one and neither should you!

2 years ago

It's both easy to use and affordable.

3 years ago

Sharp and Crisp

Best add on sound one can get at this price.

Must have percussion.

3 years ago

Fun for children an adults, alike!

This is a great tambourine. Can be fixed to a stand and hit with a stick... played in the hands... or played with stick in hands... children and adults... probably animals too :-)

3 years ago

Half moon

it has a plastic structure, but it cannot be used too intensively. the mounting bracket is very fragile, and the platinums are thin and the sound is not very robust. but overall, it works for me.

3 years ago

Pretty nice and simple.

Pretty nice sounding, and very simple design, I like it so much.

4 years ago

Great value

Very happy with this tambourine... It can be played as a hand tambourine or attached onto a stand or on top of the hi hat stand ...great sound and good build quality

6 years ago

Great

Very nice sound, good quality.

6 years ago

I particularly don't like the sound of it; it's too clunky. I bought because it was a cheap option, but I think that if you can afford something else, go for that other option. In case you're wondering, it is very uncomfortable when used as a hand tambourine.

7 years ago

great budget tambourine

Again, great Millenium product. For this price range , nothing to complain. I use this tambourine mounted on a hihat rod and play it either with foot or with stick. One side of tambourine is protected with rubber for stick playing which is great, it protects it from direct stick hit and also dampens the stick hit on a tambourine, otherwise you would hear stick hitting a plastic, so that is a nice addition.

I've been playing regular gigs with it and must say it is robust and doesn't show any signs of deterioration.

8 years ago

AWESOME TAMBOURINE

I didn't expect it to be that great for that price. It sounds really good and seems like it's going to last.

8 years ago

Great budget tambourine

This is a great tambourine. Has a very nice tone, that easily cuts through a full drumsets sound and sits in the mix very nicely without sounding harsh or thin. The mounting screw could be better, as it has come loose a couple of times. Not very comfortable to use for hand held playing, but then again it's not really meant for that. Quality wise there is nothing bad I can say about it.

Pros:

-great sound

-great build quality

Cons:

-mounting screw has to be REALLY tightened to stay in place

9 years ago

Cheap and Cheerful

I'm using this on a home drum kit and also at live acoustic sessions. Sounds good and is of sturdy construction. I bought this model because of the capability of securing it to the drum kit which also works very well. By far the cheapest quality Tambourine I have seen around and I would definatly recommend it.

9 years ago

Good Within the Price Range

I've been using it on my drumkit for practicing purposes. It doesn't bring the best clean sound on the market but if you're not looking to anything special it is great for rehearsals and a minor expansion of your drum set.

It is also suitable for DIY recordings. However within a proper record it just doesn't cut through the mix enough if your cymbals are loud without a separate mic right next to it.

Its biggest drawback is the fixing mechanism - it could be done a bit tighter since after some more usage the bolt just get released causing the tambourine to move round slightly after each hit.

10 years ago

Perfect!

I bought for the recording of a specific song and now I enjoy the sound so much I use almost everywhere. It is a good solid tambourine that does the job and sounds fantastic! It also has a nice grip and I sometimes use it with my leg while playing guitar for tempo.

10 years ago

Great bargain

Sound and quality are not the best, but are way better than I expected. I mounted in several ways in different drum sets, and I also used in "picnic-jams" in the park. Can't complain about anything at all.

10 years ago

Mountable Tambourine

This great accessory has stood up to loads of abuse when heavy rock patterns were played on it and is a sturdy piece of kit. It has a reinforced section that is in contact with the stick and a simple wingnut at the back to attach to a rod and mount on a percussion rack. It has a good, loud enough sound for use in many settings and as a piece of hand percussion if the need be. Value for money.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Millenium
  • Released in 2004
  • Average price : $15
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