Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand 4-stars Reviews

Not a bad mic stand for it's price

I would say that it's a good stand for it's price. It is just a little unstable but not too much. It also has some troubles with handling: the screws sometimes are loose but that doesn't play a huge role in this stand's functionality. Overall a nice budget stand.

Doesn’t go to high!

The stand works just fine, I was a little surprised at the first use cause I was expecting something that I can use while standing, but it’s clearly explained in the description that it’s fine for a guitar amp or drums.

does the job

does the job for price, solid enough in normal set up, bit wobbly if fully extended, but thats to be expected

Bon produit

Produit solide, de bonne facture

Ok

I use it inside studio and it is ok.

Solid

Easily adjustable and stable enough so that it cannot be knocked over

Ok for the price !

Not the best, not the most stable, but if you use it in calm environments, it does the job quite perfectly.

Great kick drum mic stand

I needed a smaller stand for my kick drum mic, and this fit the bill exactly. It's sturdy, heavy but not unreasonably so, and feels robust. The fastenings are deceptive though - they come loose now and again, so you need to do a final check on each joint/ fastening when you're done setting the stand up.

Decent quality

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

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.

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.

It does its job

It is not the strongest or the best but if handled with some care, it really works just fine.

Suitable for specific purposes

As a vocal microphone, it is inconvenient. He's not for that.

Rather, very well suited for recording kick drum or tambourine.

Construction is average in quality, but if you want to save money, this is for you. Of course I also managed to record vocals on them, haha

great cheap Mic stand

Great mic stand, can hold quite heavy microphones. ONly been using for a short while. But for now when well tightened it doesn't budge at all !

Good for home use

I bought this stand for a home use only. Works fine already for several years. It is not extremely stable, especially, height regulation. But it does its job. Handlers are not too comfortable, but if you do not readjust it all the time - completely fine.

Pros:

- nice price/quality ratio;

- does its job quite well in stable conditions.

Cons:

- not extremely comfortable handlers;

- height regulation could be more stable (have to be tighten from time to time).

Great for the price, but could be a little more stable

Overall a great product, but you need to really get on with the tightening for it to hold an SM57 sized mic without wobbling or bowing after a few mins. Still happy with the purchase and I made it work, but if you are expecting a perfect stand for micing an amp, you may want to look into something a little sturdier.

Great for the price

Having used several budget mic stands this is probably one of the best in terms of stability and build quality without spending substantially more money. I purchased two and use one regularly on snare top and kick. They're small enough to get into limited spaces in between a drum kit and the extendable boom arm is really useful when space is tight. There are some plastic elements which I can see becoming worn down with time however the attachment for the boom arm is excellent and the legs are sturdy plus these being metal is a definite benefit. I wouldn't recommend these for use in a busy music venue or on crowded stages as the plastic elements could easily be damaged or even broken, however for a home studio or some cheap backup replacement stands I can't fault them. I'd be a bit more sceptical putting heavier mic's such as larger condensers or valve mic's on these stands as I can see that they have the potential to drop or be knocked over however you could say the same about a lot of stands in this price range (and even the more expensive mic's such as K&M's are prone to this occasionally).

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!