Millenium MS 2001

Pro level mic stand. End of.

Don’t let the price fool you, this is a solid, rugged, full pro mic stand. Don’t hesitate, these are built like a tank, and will last a life time. These are my go to pro stage choice. Recommended.

More than good enough for my home studio

I bought the package with the t.bone MB 85 Beta mic, pro snake TPM 6 and this mic stand. And they all perform more than good enough in my home studio.

Great mic stand

Nice mic stand, Solid and reliable. The boom did sag on me a little from time to time and I had to tighten the boom firmly. Once you do this you'll have no trouble.

Outstanding Stand

Sturdy and outstanding quality. After few good months of use and with the proper care, my stand is still working as brand new.

Very good for its price!

Perfect Mic Stand For Home Studio

I bought this mic stand to support my Rode NT2 which is quite heavy and it has no difficulty doing this, even with the boom extended. I use the stand at many different angles for amping and vocals so it's a very versatile cheap solution for everyday use.

It comes disassembled so be careful opening the packaging in case you lose a washer or bits spill out all over the floor!

I have used many expensive stands like Hercules which I find better for gigging situations as they are more durable but the Millenium MS 2001 is just as sturdy and reliable.

light weight

fine for light work, good choice of positions,but i find my larger microphones cause it to drop gradually on it own requiring repeated adjustment.

Very sturdy

I use this stand in my home studio.

Pros: It is easy to handle and very sturdy.

So far no cons!

Absolutley fine

It's probably the least expensive microphone stand you'd want to buy. It's got good range, decent amount of adjust and adequate stability. It's absolutely fine in a semi professional environment, at your home studio. It's great value for money as I actually trust it to hold my microphone on most range adjustments.

Heavy and reliable

Well, this stand is a perfect choice if you do need something heavy duty/

perfect choice for the price, ofcourse. Hercules is better, but allmoust 2 times more expencive