Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand Reviews
Great mic. stand and really sturdy for its price.I use it in front of my amplifier.No cons for that use.
home recording
This is a good stand for home recordings where it is calm and not as chaotic as a metal gig. It's not the most steady stand and definitely not heavy duty, but it holds a mic easily and does the job. The screws can come loose sometimes and don't give much grip but nothing too annoying.
Good stand for the price!
I bought this stand about 2 years ago, and I still use it to this day.
Pros:
It's a good mic stand, very nice for recording amp cabinets, or vocals when put on a desk.
Cons:
The stand is somewhat unstable when the mic is placed in certain ways, but I suppose this has to do with the fact that it is a tripod.
All in all this is a great mic stand for the money, definite recommend!
Not recommended
It is weak and the screw on mine broke so I wasn't able to use it anymore. I might just have been unlucky.
Small but solid
Can hold a condenser mic well but you have to set it carefully.
Good stand.
I'm impressed, good buy,
Perfectly fine stand!
Great value for the price, not a heavy duty stand, but does the job perfectly well. There are better stands out there, but much more expensive.
As far as mic stands go this one is okay. It's not going to be too good after a few trips on the road due to its build quality.
I am very particular when it comes to stands and clamps. K&M are always a go to brand for me.
But! as a beginner or someone who owns a studio and wants something that wont move too much and get knocked it will defiantly serve a purpose.
Just be weary of weight on the stand and over-tightening the clamps as it will cause the internal threads to break/ wear out pretty fast.
Perfect for bedroom studio
The materials are good and it feels well constructed. I use this in my bedroom studio to mic a small guitar amp and it does the job great. The only problem is I can't manage to tighten the middle part enough, wich leads to the stand rotating on the X axis if it's pushed. This might be a problem in a live situation where someone might accidentally hit the stand.
I would easily recomend this for controlled enviroments, not so much for live situations though.
OK mini stand
This stand is great for the price. I have it on a kick drum and it is never moved around. Yes, it's a little underweight and might break sooner than the more pricey ones, if you move it a lot, that is... but like I said, perfect for the money.
Its a stand
Its a stand. It holds a mic just fine. What else can be said?
does the job
Quality/price is a good deal
Ordinary gear
It a stand. It should be solid, but It really matters who use it. We really care about our accessories, so it really works.
cheap and usefull
it's not that solid but comparing to the price its perfect
A quality product
I wanted a short stand to mic a guitar cabinet. Does the job perfectly and great price too.
Strong and good quality
Strong and good quality. My brother uses one on his sound services and never fails. Very well built and sturdy
Simple and Versatile
Perfect height for Snare drum miking, but also short enough to be used for bass drums
Use it for recording guitars, for that price you can't go wrong!
I use this mic stand to record guitars, so it's always in several and different positions in front of amps and it's so easy and stable! I'm sure this will last forever! Easy to use and does what it needs to do!
Great and cheap nano stand
This stand is strong and durable. I've used this one for about a year now in a 7/7 concert hall. It's still going strong. Great.
Incredibly Good Quality
I thought that this product would not be as sturdy and manageable due to the price being so low and all. However, after using it on a daily basis, it has proven to be a very solid mic stand. Perfect for anyone out there looking to mic up some amplifiers or anything from the waist down.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2000
- Average price : $17
- Weight : 1.45kg
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