Millenium MS 2003 4-stars Reviews

A nice budget stand

I would recommend this stand if you are on low budget. It does it's job very well.

Overall good

Handling can be improved, but it is serves the purpose.

Does the job for a cheap price

There's sturdier mic stands but this one is cheap, functional and to be honest does the job. Handling is a bit more tedious than other mics but come on, it just takes 20 more seconds. Nothing to worry about. I'd buy it again for this price.

Good one

A fairly good product for a reasonable price.

Perfect for Home Studio

This does exactly what it needs, i don't move it around much and it's fixtures are secure so can't complain !

stand

The stand is not bad, but it comes with a screen and a rode nt 1a microphone in the kit and it is absolutely not suitable for such weight, it should be replaced with a more stable model

nice

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

Great value

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

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.

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.

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

Decent enough

Good enough stand,

For the price you can’t go wrong, haven’t had any issues with stability and would recommend this in any practice room or studio.

Overall good

Solid and pretty stable. In my opinion, not the best purchase if you want to have the "t.bone Micscreen XL" attached to it, but an overall good product if this is not the case.

It works

Cheap and cheerful. I have two. They're not amazing but they do the job and they're affordable. Works perfect for a home setup. Haven't really had any issues but I've definitely used more stable products. If you're on a budget they'll do the job with minimal problems. :)

Good

The quality is very good. it is very solid, which I like a lot. trustful, I guess, it can serve for ages. the only thing is disturbing is that the lower part is not very stable. I have tried to strengthen the screws but didn't have the right tools in order to succeed to stay fixed without delating.

Could be better

Not the most stable stand, but it does the job and it has a great price. I recommend it if you're a beginner or on a budget.

A cheap but good mic. stand. Just what you would expect for the price, it does its job.

Okay

The stand is decent enough for some hom recording. It can be a good fit in your bedroom studio but for live-use or bigger studio's I would opt for a sturdier one. (K&M or Gravity are both used almost everywhere in the Live Scene )