Millenium MS 2007 Black Reviews

Fine Mic Stand

It is a fine mic stand for holding mics. Not too flashy.

The fasteners work well, but a bit cumbersome. You need to tighten the main leaver to stop the boom arm from sliding which is a little awkward. I lost a rubber foot on its first outing at a gig which means they are not to well attached. Also it’s a bit in the light side so full extension with heavy expensive mics could be risky.

But as mic stands go, it works quite well and for a good price.

Good Value

Works perfectly fine. Not the sturdiest maybe but on the other hand just enough sturdy. Perfectly fine for normal studio duties. Great adjustment possibilities.

Not very nice

Pretty disappointing. Yes, I knew this was a low-cost stand and I bought these for a specific gig, not for general use. I wouldn't use these in the studio. Having a single 'lock' for both reach and angle on the boom is inconvenient. The height adjustment is sticky. The boom attachment thread is non-standard so it can't be used as a non-boom upright stand.

Solid Mic Stand

This is by far the most stable and solid mic stand in this price range. Large clutch twist handle. Quick adjusting telescope, eliminating the need to mess with the main pivot to just adjust the length of the boom. Compact boom - large weight which allows it to be balanced without extending too far out into the audience. Solid metal construction throughout. Very happy - ordering more.

Buy if you don't need so often move or adjust

It's OK for practice room stand ore home improv. studio... Not for gigs! If you need cheap stand this is one for you

I don't know how many of these have come apart. Poor quality, poor moving plastic bits don't do it any favors. Only up side Is when the boom arm fails it a light weight up right stand!

Light and compact

The boom is short and removable if you extend it to the max, making it great for live performances and doesn't look weird at all.

great value

Nice comprose of quality and price, Im so satisfied with this one

Goog, cheap and reliable

I really like the Milenium MS 2007 Black!

It really worths its money!

Theres mic stands are prefect when you need hight but don't want distance, use they for microphones on my rack toms when i record kit at my studio and does the job perfect,

strong and stable

Njaaaa!

Bought this to mic some congas good but not that sturdy when you begin extend the boom arm, any mic heavier than the Shure PGA181will sure make that stand fall when placed on it.

Does it's job very well

There's not much to say about this stand, besides the fact that it does the job as it should very well.

Feels sturdy and locks feel secure too, can trust it with any microphone.

Might be a little too heavy for it's size and compared to other stands.

Decent mike stand

Perfectly happy with this stand. Decent price and does what it says on the tin.

Stable stand. Good work Millenium.

Great value product. You could pay tens of euros extra for the same quality. Good adjustability and stability. I also have monitor stands from Millenium which I got for very cheap and I must say it's a trustworthy brand.

Good balance and adjusts easily-suitable for any application

This is a good-quality mic-stand, It has a solid construction and is well-balanced. It is suitable for any application but probably more so for vocalist who might need slightly better quality stand-vocalists' stands tend to be knocked or pushed around a bit more than a mic stand that is in a static position (ie drum/amp mic etc)

I really like the unusually large soft-grip handle for adjusting the height-It tightens and untightens very easily but remains firmly in position once adjusted. This has been a problem with some stands I have previously owned-The stand locked in position and could not be tightened or untightened without having very sore hands afterwards.

For anyone considering buying a stand for a vocal mic I would recommend paying the extra rather than going for a cheaper model. Microphones are expensive and you definitely don't want them to crash to the ground because of an inferior stand-which this is definitely not.

The Boom Locking Mechanism is Terrible

Normally I am a massive fan of millenium products and have a full set of drum hardware made by them. This however is the exception, the boom arm tightening mechanism is very weak and cannot hold even mildly heavy microphones when outstretched. I have now tried the the Superlux MS-108E and it is an incredible stand for the price with a much better build quality.

Great!

Great stands. They're well finished and look very smart with the small boom, which is extendable, of course. Decent feet on the legs and all the fittings seem to be of a good quality too.

Bad stability

The Millenium stand is build very well, it works for what is made, but it doesn't stability like it spouse to. Practically when you have a little not level floor, it can be a problem.

Excellent value for money!

This is a good value for money stand. Stands do break after a while...but this won't break that easily. This stand is ideal especially in studios where you may need more that ten stands at one go but then not use them for a good long while. Excellent value for money.

good for rehearsal room

I use this mic stands as overheads with small-diaphragm microphones. Stability is good for this purpose as well as the handling and quality. Also good as mic stand for singer.