Millenium MS 2003 4-stars Reviews

Good for general use - joints seem to slip

I needed a mic stand for myself and for overheads /snare on drums. This stand did the job, but I often found when using on the snare that the mic stand would eventually slip till the mic was resting on the snare, not above it.

Only a minor issue as it took around 25/30 minutes to happen- but did proceed happening

good quality, good price

A great price for a nice sturdy tool that does its job in my home studio, would reccomend looking at something a little more solid for heavy stage and studio work as this is quite light, which is convenient for travelling.

Good with some stability issues

The stand is doing the job done, especially combined with a dynamic mic. I tried to work it with a mic screen but I had issues with stability, couldn't handle it right. For light use, it is a good option for the price.

This stand is useful for you if you want to build muscle.

This is a very heavy mic stand. For some it is a minus for some a plus. In my case, it is probably more a minus, but still it is very high quality and stable. And this is the main thing for a microphone stand.

Great!

I had no issues at all! It’s great!

Millenium MS 2003 Boom Mic Stand

I use a lot of these recording my drum kit in studio and overheads and vocal live,stands up well, just watch any mis-stepping setting up, if base stood on accidentally can warp where more expensive models might take the hit, otherwise they do well.

A good singing stand

A good singing stand, 3 years every other weekend gig, 3 years is its lifespan, which is a very good period.

It's ok.

Quite a good stand with a secure hold for the microphone for neat use. Otherwise, if you slightly rotate the microphone, then it immediately falls. It should only be used if you are using the microphone where it will not touch it. For expensive microphones, I would look for something more reliable.

Bit wobbly

Bit wobbly but fine for home studio..

Good quality

The stand can be a bit fiddly and might fall over if you don’t find the right position, however it works fine when setup properly

Millenium MS 2003

Great mic stand for a cheap price very sturdy but is not too stable

Good for carpeted surfaces

I bought this stand in a bundle with the SM57 mic and I can't really say that I'm dissappointed. I'm a starter in terms of recording so I didn't need anything extra.

Basically it's easy to use, quite compact, little heavy and feels sturdy however the problem is that manual that is in the package talks about the rubber "shoes" that can on basically on smooth floors without a carpet cause uncleanable black stains.

For me it's really not a problem but can cause someone a hard time explaining small black stains on the ground.

A little unstable, but a good studio stand!

This is an okay stand, 'slong as you use it in acceptable situations. Don't use this outside or on unstable ground, because you might have to tape it down.

Good Mic Stand

Great feeling mic stand. Keeps my admittedly quite heavy microphone well stabilized even when extended quite far forward past the center of gravity. Can't complain and very easy to feel like a rock star while holding.

Good product!

It's not the best but really good considering the price.

Not designed for heavy microphone like Samson G-Track Pro.

Other than that, this one works really well.

Does the job

Yeah, it'll hold your mic, it's a little bit fiddly and the arm has a tendency to sag a little bit below what you set it as but you can just accommodate for that by setting it a little high

I got a phone mount adapter and use this mostly for a tripod nowadays and it does that just as well

could've been better

I got this one on a bundle deal and quite honestly I got little confused, as I paid more for it that I initially thought it was. Mine thou had a little defect when it came. It's nothing serious as I could repair it myself but it basically was loose and couldn't stand still. For me it wasn't worth it to send back, as I am pleased with the mic that come with it. Which is more important I guess.

Overall, could have been better.

Not the greatest out there but it really works for its price!

Light weight

Does what it should, it is not meant to support heavier or more expensive microphones.

I use them for hanging absorption panels.

Great accessory if you're on a budget.

Good for the price

Pros: Cheap, easily assembled and easy to handle.

Cons: With a slightly heavier mic it tends to drop a bit even if it is properly balanced in the back.

Overall quality good for the price but I wouldn't use this to hold more expensive mics.