Millenium H7A Hickory Sticks -Wood- Reviews

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4 years ago

Bought these for my band rehearsals,hey lasted for months of hard hitting! Good quality!

7 years ago

Mullets Of The Millenium

Bought these for my son he is 6 and learning the drums. Great quality and price point as always with millenium gear.

Pros: Nice stick, doubles up nicely as a weapon.

Cons: Charles Ponzi, Frank Abagnale

13 years ago

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durable sticks, lasted quiet well and gave a good beat I would recomend these stiocks to anyone.TRhey were good value for money and comfortable on hands.I would recomend these to anyone.Good price, good sticks.

13 years ago

Drum Sticks

I got these entry level drum sticks to accompany my Roland HD1 electric drum kit. Quality wise they are acceptable, not as solid as more expensive sticks but nonetheless work fine on my kit. I would recommend these sticks to beginner players who are only dipping their toes into drumming for the first time. If its something you want to take more seriously more expensive better quality sticks would be a better investment. Overall satisfied.

13 years ago

Very good, inexpensive

Don't break like some other cheap sticks have done.

Lasted me a good long while, don't be put off by relatively low price.

Not quite as heavy as the more expensive brands, but you might/probably won't notice.

Very good sticks.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Millenium
  • Released in 2001
  • Average price : $7
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