Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand Reviews

Decent quality

Not the best build quality but for the price it's perfect

Gréât

Happy I got that here it’s so strong

ok for the money but very cheap, one arrived to me broke!

ok for the money but very cheap, one arrived to me broke! so don't hold your hopes up for live!

Good quality for the price

Great stand for the price. Gonna buy few more.

Sturdy

Strong, well balanced stand.

Excellent for amps, drums or put it on a table for vocals.

Occasional droop when used with heavy condensers but good strong bar for tightening.

Do the job))

For a price it to they job absolutely good for my opinion. Yes, it cheap and quality of details is not a fantastic but for home using it”s great. Use it for recording an acoustic guitar.

Excelent product.

I have been using this stand (I have 2) for a long time and I'm very pleased on it's quality, just remember to tighten the screws once per year. It has never given up.

Value for money

Good quality for the price. I use it for home recordings without problems

Short mic stand

Great for mic'ing up instruments or singing while sat down. Adjusts and folds nicely.

Good for small mics

Good for home. Not for gigs since they are not very well built

Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand

I use these in my recording studio for snare&kick mics, sturdy and good placement options.

A LITTLE WOBBLY

Wobbly on the mic connection, had to use some plumbing tape. the tolerances don't quite match with the mic. threads seam to be of a different type. Should check that out cuz all your other stuff is of exceptional quality.

great service

great job, delivery on time, product as on the website,

I've regretted all the purchases of Millenium tripods I've made. They feel cheap, they have way too much wiggle, they don't feel stable. I've since replaced them with (much much pricier) Gravity and K&M tripods and it's night and day - you tighten them, and they stay tightened. You loosen them, and they loosen gradually, not all of a sudden. I feel like I can trust them with my mics.

If you're looking for a small tripod to hold a light mic, and you're not planning on moving it very much, this does the trick perfectly. But I wouldn't trust it for live use or if you're planning to move it around.

Nice an robust

Nice and robust like all Millenium gear. Long live to this gear for sure!

Good for staying in a studio, not for road use

This mic stand is good, no matter the price but because they cheap out on the plastics I'm not sure it will handle road use. But if you just need this for Studio or rehearsal rooms. PERFECT!

Its verry wobely but it can hold a mike

It can be used in a studio for miking up a guitar cab or amp ( fixed position )

Its not sutable for life sitations ( in my opinion )

Grts lex

Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand

Generally reasonable quality for the price, but a little bit too light and unstable for a boom stand, even a short one.

Does what it says it does

I use this stand for home recording and must say it's well worth the money. I'm an oldie and used to the Stage vertical Mic stands so when I saw this I was a bit surprised at the size but being honest it's a great stand, well worth the money and I would buy more if I needed them so I recommend them.

Why do I keep buying these?

This is my third stand like this and they're all terrible. It's so easy to throw one in while ordering other stuff because "ah, come on, it's no money and who doesn't need another mic stand?". Look out! It's a trap!

I would like to say that it does it's job, just not very well. However, it doesn't even do that. If you use it on a gig, you can be sure that the mic will not be in the same spot halfway into the set. They're awkward to handle and they come greased in some kind of oil that rubs off everywhere (although, that might come from the bass player).

This is an awful microphone stand.

Go for the K&M!