Millenium MS 2003 Reviews

As a straight stand, it's fine, as a boom (supplied with the t.bone SC 440 USB microphone) it's useless. First time I put the mic in the cradle, on the boom, it fell straight down. I checked to make sure I had tightened the pivots properly and they were as tight as you could get them. Haven't used it as a boom since.

It's okay, don't expect much.

I wouldn't rely on this stand for active stage use, but totally fine for home or rehearsal space use. Flimsy joints and not very stable. Bottom line: good price/performance, but _not_ a great stand by any means.

A Durable stand that just gets the job done.

The Millenium MS-2003 is a great choice for home or professional studios.

The locking mechanism on the base is very sturdy, and the multiple tightening mechanisms in the centre contribute to very flexible application.

The stands can hold a decently weighted microphone and the joint mechanism joint is reliable and does not droop during use.

The only downside to this stand, which is inherent in all stands of its class, is that for recording instruments that are performed by seated musicians, the stand requires a bit of adjusting to be of use as the stand can only drop to a particular height. That said, it is a simple fix and there is nothing bad that can be said about this stand. I have several of them and have yet to find adequate reason to move to another manufacturer.

A great buy at a great price.

Fine

This is a fine mic stand but it doesn't support particularly well if you're intending to mic at different angles. If you're looking for a really solid stand spend an extra tenner and get a sturdier one.

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this replaced a good quality brand and was only a fraction of the cost. defiantly gets the thumbs up from me.

Great for the price

A very affordable stand with reliable adjustable features. I've used them for home recording of drums, guitar, vocals etc. and had no problems. The only limitation for some may be that lateral extension too far with a heavy microphone may be prone to tipping, so a heavier base may be required. But it was fine with my sE2200a for drum overheads, and for the money it's great.

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Quality well below par, but you get what you pay for I guess, I suspect with regular use it will not last very long. Buy cheap buy twice!

With a product like this the money/quality ratio is key. Clearly these aren't the kind of stands that will last 20 years. But for home studio use the are solid enough and do the job.

The mic stand is great for its price but could be better

When you extend the mic stand to its limit it fails to hold just a NT-5 without slowly sliding down, unless you spend several minutes fiddling with it. When its legs are fully extended it's still not completely stable and I would not recommend using it outside, or in windy conditions. Aside from that, this is still a easy to use mic stand that's well built and can do most jobs put to it.

I sent the drummer for a long stand.....

OK...enough of the drummer jokes....these stands are superb and its not even a case of "these stands are superb for the price"...they are well made, sturdy and very easy to use/set up.

I have bought other stands in the past costing twice as much but the tightening bolts failed in a very short time. Perhaps this next bit wouldn't matter to most acts, but the finish is great as well, no chipped paint etc, the Millenium stands just wipe clean with a damp cloth ...

They always look good, even the logo on the stand is impressive, so back to the price....UNBEATABLE!

Very economic microphone stand, easy to handle and store.It is strong enough to use any kind of live situation.When I was order this stand I thought it is really poor product but when I used It is fantastic and really economic.

Excellent value for money, just not suited to heavy condensor mics

A very good value stand that would probably serve well for many years, unless like me you try and use it with a heavy T-bone SC450 mic! The threaded bush part of the boom that attaches to the mic suspension mount eventually stripped itself of thread, but I managed to keep it going with a bit of DIY bodging! Other than that its a great stand and would suit lighter mics, especially handheld types. Amazing value for money and worth keeping as a backup stand, both for studio or at home. I'm now using a K&M though to support my heavy condensor mic which seems to be a lot more durable and stronger.

A good stand but a bit light for use with a micscreen as it causes it to fall forward. If you put a micscreen on it, you will have to weigh the legs down someway or else it will fall over. This is the only downfall of the stand and overall I am very pleased with it.

No problems with this stand

Good stand, sturdy and does the job

Stand

Very good and reliable budget stand. Flexible, robust, tightens up well, puts up with heavy stage use . Easy to put away. Does everything it is supposed to do! Very pleased

Budget stands for lightweight mics

I bought two of these as budget stands for occasional use with light condenser mics - overheads for a drumkit - and they'll be perfect. I wouldn't recommend them for everyday use - especially if you want a heavy mic with the boom angled towards horizontal for long periods. You get better quality if you pay more, but these are perfect cheap stands for this requirement.

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Very good microphone stand for the price. Easy to handle with a strong and robust construction. The screws work fine and the arm stays fixed in its position.

The rubber tips on the foot preserve the floor cover and asure a stable stand.

Nice simple stand. Not much to say.. it gets the job done,

i gotta add that if you telescope them to the max, they can sway a little, so be careful not to extend them like all the way up, though you rarely need to.

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This is quite a good mike stand for the money. It is nice to handle, It also has a sturdy base which gives the stand it's solid feel when in use. Overall the mike stand is an easy to use, well worth the money stand.

Good surprise

When I first bought this stand, i did not thing that this product would surprise me. But the truth is that i was not expecting this kind of stability on a simple stand. Its accurate on its position (do not move after you tie it out), and it only falls on extreme positions.

Conclusion: if i need to buy more stands, i will buy these ones !!