Millenium MS 2003 Reviews

A little wobbly

The microphone stand was the one thing we saved money on from the home recording studio setup. While the metal is very firm the main upright shaft has an unnerving wobble, certainly not something you want holding up your very expensive microphone. As long as you don't touch it it should be OK though - I don't imagine it falling over unless I was recording a drunken or uncoordinated musician. If you're on a very tight budget then this is OK, otherwise I would go with something slightly more expensive to ensure a more rigid stability. Will probably end up using this for a cheaper dynamic vocal mic.

Good stand

Good stand and great value for money. It perhaps could be a little steadier but adequate for live or recorded settings. I would buy again.

Very Good Quality

Very good quality mic stand for the price. Just ordered 2 more and will definitely buy more in the future. You cant go wrong.

good value for money

its exactly what you would expect from a cheap mic stand. i use it in a studio enviroment so i dont fear of it failing any soon.

A sturdy and affordable mic stand

Been using it in my home studio with various mics.

Pros:

Easy to setup and adjust. Well built. Have had no issues with fasteners getting stuck.

Cons:

None

Good price for quality

This is a useful microphone stand at an extremely good price.

Cheap

I have this mic stand and it can hold a mic without real problems.The quality is poor though.

Great stand

Somewhat strong, yet feels quite loose sometimes. Extremely easy to use, I got it with the NT1-A Bundle, so I have nothing to complain about. Great stand for the price. Better than what you pay for

OK for the price

I have bought it in a bundle with the Shure SM57 LC

Micro at low price. The quality of Millenium MS-2003 is ok but not as high as the alternative in your studio. However, due to the low price it does what it needs to do - no critics.

Good and stable stand for the price.

This stand came with the Røde NT-1A complete set.

It?s a good and stable stand for the price. The plastic parts look a bit cheap but the dress doesn't make the monk we say in Italy...

So highly recommended if you don?t wanna burst your wallet.

Functional, very cost-effective boom stand

This works fine and is very cheap. It's not that solidly build so probably won't stand up to a lot of gigging and certainly not to a singer throwing it around, and also isn't ideal for a larger mic with a heavy shockmount. However. if you're careful with it then it should work fine. And if you're singer really throws it around you may be better off buying one of these for every gig than something sturdier.

Hey!

Pretty nice stand overall, I bought 2 of them, after some intense use in one of them one of the screws as stripped of the plastic inside, and now everytime I close it it leaves a mark, so not very happy with this, but I think if you'll be careful it can last you quite long.

the stand does what a typical microphone stand must do.

If you're looking for a cheap microphone this one can be a choice if you are going to use it always in the same place, like a studio, for more intense use I don't recomend

do the job

cheap but do the job

Piece of junk

It'd cheap but it's useless....not even able to stay straight with my SM57 on it, come on....

Considerably good mic stand!

Solid and good product. It is steady and holds well a bit larger microphones too. The head of the boom arm is well made and feels solid under pressure.

Very good

This is a really sturdy reliable stand and at ¤14.90 it's an absolute steal!

Perfect for what it does

Never had a problem with it.

Good sturdy stand

I use one of these to mount my Rode NT1-A and mic screen. I was a bit sceptical about weather or not it would be sturdy enough but it does the job perfectly.

There's quite a few levels of adjustment with it that im surprised with.

Mic stand

Hey everyone!

Got this microphone stand in the bundle with my

Rode NT1-A, pretty good deal. So, it's obvious that I use it

for my Rode NT1A.

Pretty neat stand, I think if you'll be careful it can

last you quite long.

I have no complains, Millenium MS-2003 stand does

what a typical microphone stand must do, you can

adjust it how you like. I use it already for 2 weeks, yet it didn't failed me.

If you're looking for good, cheap microphone stand, you can feel secure about this one.

Also if you're buying microphone Rode NT1-A, don't miss pretty good deal and get both microphone and stand in one bundle.

See ya

Parquet or Lino floor owners beware

The box includes a little warning about the black feet scuffing or marking parquet or lino floors. Other than that, it does what it says on the box and represents excellent value for money.