Millenium MS 2002 Mic Stand Reviews

Good as any mic's stand

I had two of these mic stands. I used every time I had the ocasion. Is good as any mic stand. If you don't stress the parts too much, you will have this forever. Guarantee!:)

You can't go wrong

Well when it comes to mic stands you can't really go wrong. Well built, heavy duty and never breaks. I can definitely suggest this for any job you'll need in the studio or live. Great product.

Cheap, sturdy, seem to do the job.

I seemed to have lost my lower, smaller mic stands that I use to mic guitars, guitar cabs, drums, and anything lower down and didn't want to spend too much.

I took a punt on these and they are great.

While they look 'budget' if you've ever used higher end mic stands, they seem sturdy enough. Easy to use. Don't sag and tighten well. These will be mostly for studio use so don't need to be tour-worthy but I don't see why they wouldn't be fine for stage use.

They fold down small so don't take up much space when not in use.

Why pay more?

You get what you expect

It is a very good product for the price it costs. However, my main criticism goes to the lack of good stability.

Cheap, does the job

Holds mics where they were put, every time.

Survives being put up & packed away by musicians as well as new crew & drunk helpers.

Looks ok, easy to use.

Short MS-2002 Mic stand

Perfect for setting up on micing up amp combos or snare and tomtom drums, Cant beat them for the price.

Not perfect but very good.

It is a stable stand, it is necessary to make some force to tighten for the microphone not move with the vibrations. I use along with a AKG D40. it is not the best support because of that, but for the price it does the job. One point I really like is that I can use the microphone in any position easily due to the djustment dynamics of the stand.

Nice little stand

Quality is ok, for the price it's very good and usable stand. It fits for snare drum or flour tom very well.

Ok for cheap minis.

Overall build quality is ok

The boom pole extention is a great addition as I always end up needing it.

Tigheners are sized nicely, and seem to last well through punishment.

Small footprint when packed up. And heavy enough too.

Does what it says!

This short mic stand has been ideal for Bass Drum use and for use with Guitar amps on stage. Build quality is fine and has stood up to life on the road. All aspects of stand still work after several years and still lots of life left in this stand, great value for money

Does the job

It's small and does the job.

After 4 years of mild use still holding up well!!

Very pleased with this low value microphone stand.

Though I feel the screws having loosen a little bit, i still holds up pretty well and once tightened, doesn't move at all.

Sturdy little stand

Good quality little boom stand. Perfect for micing guitar amps, kick drums etc... No issues with boom coming loose or anything like that.

Good for Snare & Kick

Perfect for my uses as an amateur recorder of my drumming. Difficult to get everything super tight and solid when adjusting sizes, but for the cost it's definitely fit for purpose.

Decent budget stands

Solidly built, stable, good wieght to them, and the hinges/screws/whatever you want to call them still hold perfectly tight after a couple of years. Really good value.

Millenium MS-2002 Small Mic Stand

great little stand.

I use them in the studio for micing up amps and drums etc or for the same purposes on stage.

I also use one as a stand to hold my tablet holder either ipod or android and find that the stand gives excellent stability and flexibility in use.

Great Value for money in my opinion.

Solid

Good solid short mic stand.

Perfect for bass drums etc.

Excellent value for money.

Ok, these are not really a match for a K&M stand, but they look presentable for just as long. Any stand gets scratched up at about the same rate, and to with these you can just afford to replace them as soon as they start to look a little 'used'

These really are very good value for money.

Handy!

I bought this stand for some foley work and field recording.

It's holding up quite well, no stability issues, compact and light enough to take on the road. Feels quite stable and solid. The boom arm attachment is still in one piece, which is a surprise considering my previous experiences with budget Millenium stands.

Does what it is supposed to

I admit it, when it comes down to pieces of gear that aren't fancy mics, amps or guitars... I'm a total cheap skate.

And that's where the Millenium MS-2002 mic stand came in.

I use it to mic up my amp for recording - and it's perfect for that. It provides for all the necessary adjustments to mic up a speaker cabinet appriopriately.

For studio applications, it is stable enough. In fact it is of remarkably high quality considering the price. I was half way expecting to send it back and having to spend a little more for a higher grade stand. I did not.

When used in live applications regularly, I don't know how long it woud hold up. It seems fairly sturdy and should last for quite a few gigs, but at this price? Pffft... even if it should break eventually, you could get a new one without your bank account even feeling the blow.

So if you need to mic up your amp for any purpose, go for it. You can't go wrong with this piece of kit.