Millenium MS 2003 3-stars Reviews

Ok Stand for the price

It's a cheap and cheerful stand, It does what a mic stand does. it's not amazing but it's not terrible either. Not as stable as I'd like for live situations.

quality is ok for price. as with most Mic stands. you get what you pay for

Not stable but ok

I've got this stand as part of sm57 bundle. What can I say about this stand? It's difficult to fix this stand in needed position, but it's possible. Generally speaking the stand gives the impression of unreliable product and I wouldn't use it in professional way: on the stage, for example. But for home usage this stand more than okay, especially for the price.

Don't buy this

I got it as part of a bundle but for anyone looking to buy a mic stand I'd recommend spending 10 euros more to get something much more decent.

Nice for studioes, not so nice for live-production..

You get what you pay for. It is solid microphone stands, and they would be great for use in studio or places where they doesn't get too much rough handling.

I ordered up these, just for fun, to see what kind of stands you can get for such a low price. I have to say that you get a pretty good stand for that price, but for me, it wasn't the right stand as I am doing more of the live productions where the stands get some rough handling.. After a while the stand get a bit hard to tighten, and the plastic knobs doesn't really last.

If you are a bit careful with the handling, you can get a really good stand for a great price!

Does the job

Ok, it's cheap, it does the job but it seems prone to working its fittings loose and developing boom wobble. If you are looking for a cheap mic stand that will be kept fairly static then it will be fine. If you need to swing the boom in and out of position then it will annoy.

For non-critical Applications

Gets the job done for smaller gigs and less critical applications. Sturdy enough and has never given me trouble personally, though I know a few people with older ones that have lost their staying power.

It is obviously not the best quality stand but it holds up, and given its price you might as well buy one or two. But I wouldn't rely on it as my primary stand in studio applications, or for putting microphones in slightly "dangerous" places (overheads for example)

Millenium MS-2003

This microphone stand is not the perfect one, but for its price it's pretty sturdy and when recording from your microphone you have no problem using it. It has all the features the pro ones have (not perfect, again) but you can use it extendedly with success.

Limite

On comprend mieux le prix à l'utilisation... C'est léger, fragile et ça casse vite. Ok pour un studio mais en utilisation concert, non c'est très moyen.

poor quality

just not sturdy enough for a hard working band

Handy Mic stand

I've used a few of these and they last 4-5 years with steady gigging use. They are light and easy to fold away for transport.

They are stable but over time problems do arise with the boom drooping. Also, if you accidentally stand on one of the 3 feet, the rubber stoppers can break making the stand unstable..

Millenium MS-2003 mic stand

Well...it definitely can be better than this. I bought it because, well, it was cheap but Im not fully satisfied with it.While it does its job, after 6 months of usage the stand is kinda wobbly, and to be honest I dont know if I would reccomend someone to buy this stand. "Legs" are fine but on the boom arm things are not so good.

Anyway, for the occasional user I guess its fine but we use this stand for band practice twice a week and it doesnt hold up. But for the price I guess it cant be much better than this.

Very poor..

Honestly, the best feature of this stand is the cheap price. The stand itself cannot be stable if a mic is attached. Also, it is really difficult to adjust the position as you wish. But again, it is cheap.

Quality matches price

cheap stand in every way. I wouldn't but this again, fine for home use but doesn't withstand the wear and rare of transport and gigging.

Mic Stand

I wasn't expecting too much for the price...and it does what I need it to do..

Okay for the money.

These stands are good for budget stands - they don't tend to last very long if you're a heavy user who isn't careful; I've had a couple where bits have fallen off because I've not been meticulous. However, they are reasonably sturdy and as long as they are treated with care, they should last!

Good stand for the money

This came with the SC 450 bundle. We have a few of these and they're decent stands but don't tend to last that long.

basic

Basic, light, not the best built qulaity. You generally end up taking it apart and tightening every piece after every use. Ok quality but honestly would prefer to spend an extra 10e on something stronger.

Ok stand for the money

For the money you pay, you get a more than reasonable stand. It actually works quite well as long as you don't extend it's height to the fullest. It's a bit thin, though. It has the same diameter as it's smaller sibling MS-2002, on which ot doesn't pose a problem, but on this one, in combination with the height, it tends to be a bit wobbly.

Passive

Quality is a bit poor but does the job. Don't count too much on its strength.

Does the job, not exactly overwhelming, but does the job.

I personally prefer the studiospares stands, they're a little hardier. But this hasn't been really any problem so far. It hasn't broken, it's slightly wobbly, but then again most budget stands are. So to that effect I couldn't really expect more.

Yeah. It's fine