Millenium MS 2003 Reviews

Very good stand

Can easily hold a micsreen a pop filter and a sc600

It comes with 3/8'' thread and an adapter if you want 5/8'' all in the box

If u use it in the studio it will take a litle time to set it all up

But its a set and forget

The only thing you do after that is adjust the height for your singer

Better that a lot of ohter stands, feels solid and has some heft into it.

Very very good for the price

Great

3 days delivery to Lithuania. Quality on high level.

Stable and well built

I use this stand in the studio. It does well for all applications. It's sturdy and reliable not to go out of adjustment. I recommend it

Can be unstable

This stand is OK, but if you are rough with it, it will become unstable fast.

Does the job well

This stand is just fine, the bottom can be a little wobbly if you dont extend the legs all the way. But other than that it does the job.

Good budget stand

This microphone stand is decent, relatively stable and does all a regular microphone stand it should.

It is definitely not the best quality wise, but considering the price it is really really good.

Stand for weekend parties

Hi, we use this stand for gigs with band. We play every weekend. MS2003 has perfect stability and is durable. Sometimes we play really hard wild shows and still no problem. Be carefull with locking screw.

Price is unbeatable. I buy it again when we will need it :)

Great for the price!

Been using it for a few years and it endures pretty well. Great stuff for the price! :)

Good one

QUality is good for it's price.

I dont use it daily but I have it for over an year and is still like a tank :)

It holds my mic up..side down. Which is actually good.

For the price i didn't expect much but having the smaller version as a bass drum mic stand i knew milennium stuff is usualy decent in spite of the low price.

The metal mechanism on the boom is definitely more durable then the even lower cost plastic series meilennium offer however in my specific use case i have experienced some stability issues.

i'm using it probably in the extremes of what it is made for. it's at it's full height with the boom arm out straight to the side. As i have the stand behind my drum throne, with the boom over my head. Also with a long gooseneck attached to bring the mic around and down in front of me.

At these angles and with the extra weight the boom droops a little over time, and i've noticed with the heavy gooseneck there is no way the mechanism to clamp the boom pole will ever tighten enough to hold this setup at any angle other than hanging straight down, but i need it to hang straight down so thats fine for me and it would certainly be expecting a lot from it to do anything but that.

I also need to be able to swing the whole thing off to the side when i don't need it and so the straight stand part of the mechanism deals with this fine, i was worrried it might come loose and drop down but so far it hasn't. I do however need to weigh the feet down with sandbags to be able to do all of this without it just tipping over, but i fully expected that.

For a practice room it is all that i need. if i was gigging with it i would probably buy a much heavier duty stand that i know is rock solid in every way.

For the price i can't complain about how well it holds up.

Does what it's supposed to.

I love products like this. I bought this for home studio use.

Pros:

- It works.

- You can figure it out without instructions.

- It's reliable.

- It's good value.

CONS:

Not tested or used in a live/touring environment. I cannot comment on transport wear and tear or a vocalist getting emotionally unstable and throwing it about.

Good for the Price

I bought this stand a while ago, it still works ok, but is not as stable as i bought it first, its not really the best quality built, but you get what you pay for, serves its purpose even thought its not super stable anymore.

great mic stand

Have been using this as my stage mic stand since 2014 probably, managed to drop it and break the little wheel last month but still works perfect would stongly recomend it, it does it's job, it's stable it holds the possition you leave it in and it's cheap one of the biggest factors in me buying this, wouldn't use it on a studio but it's good enough for live use

Overall do its job

I have been used this stands for 6 years now and still doing their job. Highly recomended!

Good for the price

Good stand for the price, could be a little more stable and the clamps more secure but does the job for home use

Enough quality

Was bought as a set with Shure microphone and cable set, quality is OK, nothing big to blame.

Great but not the best

PROS:

-sturdy microphone stand - it holds the mics well.

-really cheap.

-it comes with an adapter for 5/8 inch microphone holders.

CONS:

-the joints come loose after a while but you can easily fix it by using a little bit of duct tape. You can put a few spacers around the screw for increased stability, so it doesn`t move that much.

I think that it`s great for holding a mic above a desk or in a studio environment but it`s not suitable for stage. Basically you get what you pay for, it has a really good price.

very good and solid.

I use it with a Micscreen and it supports very well.

Use it for little gigs. It's cheap and it's light and it does the job. If you handle it with care it will last.

Does the job

No more fiddling with stands that are too big and unwieldy, this stand is eminently positionable and can fit into the smallest of spaces. Good stability.