Millenium MS 2003 Reviews

nice

everything's OK. but the stick itself scratches on the mount

Millenium MS 2003

What amazes me is that 10 years ago i paid 3 times more for less quality

This mic stand is better quality than many I bought 10 20 years ago at triple the price.

It's heavy, durable and will last.

I've been a pro and semi-pro musician/producer/mixer since 1991

Some years I have lived off music (pro), other years music has been part of my salary (semi pro)

There has never been a better time to be alive as a musician than today if you want good gear at a reasonable price.

Just had to say it

Good quality great service 🔥🤌🏾

Great value

Very good for the money. Stable and cannot easily be knocked over. Easy to adjust

OK budget mic stand

Fits my needs perfectly as I use it in my home studio. I would be cautious with it during live use, as it's base lacks wheight for comfortable stability. Boom angle T-bar screw feels quite cheap, but you get what you pay for, and it's ok for me.

Excellent mic stand for the price

I usually spend more on mic stands, but I needed a spare for occasional use.

Very impressed with the quality and stability for such a cheap stand. If your budget can stand it, I'd recommend the K&M 210/2 over this one, but if on a tight budget, or just wanting a cheap stand for occasional use, then the Millenium MS 2003 is hard to beat.

Very weak

stability its 50% ifi pull over in the wall, other way it completly fall...

Its very weak, the tripod is good, but not for microfone and not for the kit rode nt-1 a that you can find in the shop...

and probably its was the delevery company, but it comes completly scratched...

Pretty standard mic stand

I bought two of these to hang two mics over a drum kit. They reach well and don't tip over. There's a fair bit of play in the joints though, allowing inexperienced users to force the stand into other positions (cringe) without loosening the bolts first.

Does what it needs to do

Very happy with this, no complaints

Solid

Solid and worth the price.

Robust Build and Ergonomic Design

Build quality is quite OK. Moving parts are robust. Stability could be better for heavy setups. The best microphone stand that you can buy with this price.

Simple Boom Stand

No issues, a little light but never caused any problems, used for drums and vocals, live and in studio. Great for the price.

Does what it needs to do

Doesnt quite get delivered on time though ... :S

Needs to be unfolded

If the three bottom sticks aren't fully unfolded, it lacks stability (specially if I mount my t.bone MS 180 popkiller on it).

The quality overall is fine, mine is mostly going to stay in position so it should be perfect.

Good for the price

Everything works well, except it could be a little heavier.

Its great for quick systems, but I wouldn't trust and put any heavy mic on it. For simple stage use - perfect.

Does the job

its probably not the best mic stand out there but it will do the job so its well worth the money

you can't expect anything although you'll be disappointed

It sucks, yeah, even for the money. I wonder who is capable of making such a mess with the trypod at the bottom, a monkey surely would have done it better. I still don't know how I put my mic on it and why on earth it does not fall while playing. There are plenty of knobs and bolts, but no one success to seem stable. Do not commit my mistake, pay a little more, but at least you'll save a prayer.

Good stand for this price point!

It does the job without any issue! and one can't have too many stands!

Don't!

These kind of stands often don't work week, even if well made.

This One is not well made. It doesn't tighten up well, letting The Microphone slip down.

It also doesn't telescope down, so It takes up too much storage space.