Millenium MS 2003 2-stars Reviews

Poorish quality mic stand. Legs are not perfectly symmetric, the vertical bar is not at all vertical. I would not put one of my more fragile ribbon microphones on this stand, but usable for eg. an SM57.

Not Durable

I used it just 2 times and its already broken with top boom clamp. not solid not recommend. wont buy this again

With stands you really get what you pay for

The build quality of millenium stands really isnt that great. The joints and hinges are a bit flimsy and the plastic bits seem to be made out of cheap and easy to break plastic. This stand would be okay to use at home or at the studio but on live enviroment this stand is way too weak and unstable. In stands it seem to be the case you get what you pay for and i could easily justify spending three to fives times more on a reliable stand you could use for years or even decades. I understand not everybody needs a high quality stand so i see this product is on the market.

so so

I like Millenium stands, cause the price is good, but quality should be better.

I will be broaken after 2-3 years.

I recommend this one on;y for rephearsal studios , wher You don't change the position and height for the mic.

Not perfect but fine.

Bought this to use with my large diaphragm condenser mic. Building the stand up was very easy. I was however unable to get the stand to hold the microphone without arching over, the microphone is a Rode NT1 which is overly heavily. This stand is just not suitable for mics of that type without some form of counter-weight.

The handling on this stand wasn't the best and came lose a lot. If you are just looking a cheap stand or bedroom use and not with big microphones this should do fine. I wouldn't recommend it for any microphones you need kept high up (overheads), or on a live stage.

Millennium. MS-2003

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!

Unstable

I've got three of these and the upper arm is terribly hard to keep fixed in place. The same goes for the part keeping the microphone upright. Bring some duct tape if you are using this stand during a gig. If you've got enough money to buy a more expensive stand then I'd recommend it.

Inferior quality

Unfortunately the 3/8" was a bit smaller than 3/8" so it did not feel ok to use. I returned without problems. Maybe I have graded this product too hard with respect to the price. There is no free lunch...

Cheap Mic Stand

I felt that the handling was poor on this stand and the tightener loosened very easily. It kept falling over as a result and damaged the microphone which was on it. Eventually the boom broke off from the stand and the stand had to be glued which was no use. The stand lasted one year before it broke however, so if you are looking for a cheap stand for a temporary period of time it is perfect.