Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand Reviews

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10 years ago

Like a mic stand, but shorter.

Nice quality stand. No weak plastic clamp like on some of the other millenium stands. Solid, holds a mic close to the ground, and won't break. Used and abused in a lot of shows and still going strong.

10 years ago

Great for the money

OK so these are not K&M stands but they are great for the money.

You can feel they're a bit cheap when you tighten the fittings and the telescopic boom will come out if you pull it too far (it does go straight back in).

But for the money they do what you need them to, with no fuss.

10 years ago

Sturdy stand

Great stand for the price.

10 years ago

A budget stand

This stand for me was disappointing. The tightening points came loose and caused it to swivel.

It usually is used for my bass drum and doesn't get much hardship that say a vocal mic stand would get because its stationary but at the same time it could have been better built.

It is heavy enough which is beneficial because if its kicked it wont go too far in a live setting.

In conclusion it could be better but at the end of the day its price reflects what your going to get.

10 years ago

Solid Stand

Great solid stand for use with a BD Mic.

Stands up to gigging situations.

10 years ago

A must for a bedroom studio

I am a home recordist and bought this after many years of positioning mics on stacks of books, chairs, etc. Not sure what took me so long - definitely not the price tag! This stand equals less wasted space and less frustration getting ready to record.

Surely, the construction will not last forever, and I would not recommend using it in a live situation. But whatever may go wrong in the future can likely be fixed with duct tape.

10 years ago

Millenium MS-2002 Mic Stand

For a cheap and cheerful short telescopic mic stand these are just the ticket.

I bough a few of these and they are all still working even though they have been thrown in and out of a stands trunk by ham-fist'd road crew.

Their height allows you to use these in a multitude of applications from snare to brass instruments (sax etc:) and guitar cabs.

All in all a good buy.

10 years ago

Perfect solution for amps and kick drums

I bought this to use for micing guitar amps as well as kick drums.

It holds the weight of dynamic microphones, both hand-held style (SM57 etc) as well as kick drum specific (D112 etc), as well as large diaphragm condensers without issue.

It comes with the necessary adapters and the height adjustments are perfect for micing cabs and kick drums. I think it would probably work well for under-micing snare drums too.

The only issue I've found is that it can be slightly tricky to tighten, however once it's tightened, it remains in place well and doesn't tip or sag even with heavy mics.

10 years ago

Stand

Makes your mic stand tall and rock hard all night long.

Cheap and effective, for all your micing needs.

10 years ago

I have several of these for multipurpose use and overall find them to be very good stands. However, I sometimes find them to be a little too tall for optimal position on kick drums (when trying to get right inside the head) without a riser. For micing outside the kick they are just fine, also for amps, percussion etc.

10 years ago

Have a few

I have a few of these for my amps, and would re-order more if needed

10 years ago

Okay for the money

Nice size stand for kick drum mic. Not the most solid stand, but ok for the money.

10 years ago

Really good cheap mic stand

A nice mic stand. The nut is a little fiddly where the mic clip attaches, but certainly not a deal breaker. I would recommend this for light/medium use.

10 years ago

Not secure, A waste of money

The telescoping tubes on the stand and boom are a loose fit. As a result, no matter how hard you tighten the clamp, there is a bit of play in the joints. So it's a poor quality wobbly stand and I am not happy with it.

10 years ago

what you get for the price

i used this product at home and for concerts. it worked pretty well with my Rode M3 microphone. but somehow the stand is not so stable and it seems that the microphone is to heavy for the stand and i had to set the stand again and again during a concert which is pretty embarassing.

pro : price

cons : material

10 years ago

Good Value for Home

Is it just me or do mike stands get flimsier every few years?..most kit is now better quality and value than what I started with but not stands....in fairness,this is actually good for the price for home or occasional quiet gigs but doesn't match up to the strength of some of my rusted,heavy old battleship grade stands from about 30 years ago...

10 years ago

Very cheap

This mic stand is perfect for bass drums and other low lying sound sources. Very sturdy and good quality for the price. Much better than the bigger boom arm stands.

10 years ago

Millenium MS-2002 Mic Stand

This stand is very sturdy and it works great for what I am using it which is for a kick drum mic and snare mic.

10 years ago

Great

Good quality stand, very reliable for recording amps, etc. Would recommend.

10 years ago

Solid and Neat.

Having played gigs where sound engineers have used full sized boom stands to mic my cab it's actually annoying because it takes up a lot of unnecessary room.

This mini mic stand is perfect because it doesn't take up a lot of space and it's pretty sturdy. It's easy to unfold and put into place. It's small and neat and compact so travelling with it is great because it packs away nicely.

If your looking to save some space and want a secure stand to hold the mic to your amp cab than this is the right job.

Item arrived in good time and great condition.

Note, grip-heads come separately.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Millenium
  • Released in 2000
  • Average price : $17
  • Weight : 1.45kg
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