Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand 5-stars Reviews

Good stand

The product comes without the support for the microphone so that has to be bought separately. The stand is very stable and has a lot of adjustments so any position needed for the microphone is basically possible. It can be easily packed so it doesn't take much space. I am pleased with the product.

Not the best stand out there but worth its money !

Sturdy and solid

Works really well for the purpose, rather heavy but this is actually good for what it needs to do. Does not rock around, pipes are not getting stuck, moving parts are moving and locks are locking when you need them to.

Excellent mike stand ...

I use 3-4 of them in my kit for miking my snare bottom my kick and the bottom of my octobans. They're durable rock solid in the microphones you mount easy to deploy and very light in their weight to carry overi n a gig

A lot better than any other stand in this price range that I've tried. Less features than other Millenium stands, but it does what it's meant to do...

Very satisfied

Good mic stand. It just does what You need it to do. Sometimes depending on the mic you place on it, it's shaking a tiny bit. I'm using for SM57 and e906 and it does the job

Lovely

Amazing stuff from Millennium! Steady, great materials..no need for a more expensive stand.

drum bass stand

very well made and sturdy nothing flimsy about this

Probably better than the other cheap Millenium stands

I have a project studio/rehearsal room, so I need quite a few mic stands, and as it often happens by Murphy's Law, you'll need 8 at the same time when you just have 3-4 good ones.

For this reason, I bought several cheaper/lower quality stands, including plenty of Millenium ones.

It seems to me that the 2002 is the best of the bunch among cheap ones. The shorter stem results in additional sturdiness (relatively!). Besides, this height is just right for drums, percussion and most winds. It would also be good for amps, but personally I prefer other systems for that (clamps, mics hanging from their "tail", etc).

The normal footprint and low weight of this stand can make for unstable equilibrium. I would advise against using it with your boutique condensers, especially if the boom is extended. Well, common sense I guess.

Bottom line: A serious stand, suitable for real live use, weighs and costs 2-3 times as much as the 2002. Considering this, the 2002 remains a useful and reasonably priced addition especially as a spare/backup - while still 50% more expensive than the taller, flimsier and nearly useless 2005.

Great for the Price

A well constructed mic stand. I have bought a couple of these for use with mic'ing up acoustic guitars and drums.

Perfectly functional for light use, or holding mics in place for a long time.

They probably wont survive heavy road use. But that is not what I bought them for.

Great for light studio use

I use these in my studio as they're a great height for tracking acoustic guitar. I wouldn't necessarily take these out on a gig as I'm not sure how they would hold up being thrown around in a van but for studio use they're hard to fault for the money. \

Good quality

Good quality stand, I've used this to mic both bass drum and guitar cab and have no complaints whatsoever.

Ideal for first all mics

Compact, easy to set up, atable. What now do you need in a mic stand?

totally usable and reliable stand for a great price

Since this stand is short it has short leverage, meaning all the cheap screws, and thinner arms work really well, with no problem whatsoever. This stand would fail if seriously mistreated, due to lighter construction, but otherwise, for all normal case scenarios, it does the job perfectly.

highly recommended!

great for amps

great stand for mic'ing amps, nice and low and very sturdy.

Great little stand

I've had this stand for 5-6 years and have used it pretty regularly. I'm pretty amazed that it's held up so well over time.

Good for smal studios.

Very sturdy

Great for mic placements for Bass drums, snares and amps. Very sturdy and good solid weight to it. Threads can potentially go after a period of time, but greenly a great product and great value. Much handier than having to angle a regular longer boom stand for mic placement.

Sturdy little stand

I bought this for use with a kick drum microphone, but have since used it for other applications including micing guitar cabs. A drummer friend tells me they are ideal for snare mics as well.

Strong, stable stand with good range of movement. So useful, I'll be buying another.

Good stable stand

We use it in front of accordeon with condenser mic. There isn't much to say. It's so cheap and as long as you handle it with care and don't break plastic parts with unnecessary force, it works just fine.