Millenium MS 2003 4-stars Reviews

Good value

Stand itself works fine, although if you need to use a talkbox with its pipe strapped adjacent to the mic, it's not stable due to the extra weight. Otherwise, more than ok

Cheap, effective

I use it at home for vocals, it's fine. It works. It's cheap and simple and basic and wholly adequate and fit for purpose

Not the best

Gets the job done but seems a little flimsy, wouldn't rely on it. It's good for live shows but in the studio I probably wouldn't trust its stability. For that kind of money though I think the quality is not that bad at all.

Excellent stand, but only for a mic

I use this stand together with a micscreen in my home studio.

Everything holds up and works, but it turns out a little unstable, and the structure leans forward.

However, if you only use this stand with a microphone, it's great value for the money.

Everything is done at the level, no stripped threads and defects, parts without burrs and with chamfers.

For half a year of use, no complaints arose.

Decent

Regarding the price/performance is a really good option to buy it.

Good stand

I bought it to use it wuth a Sure SM57. I got them in a bundle, the mic fits well on it. It looks sturdy. It is the first one I buy so I can't really compare with others but mymic screen doesn't hold on it very well, it is often falling on the side. I use it at home and it's overall a great stand.

Deoes the job

Simple & basic but does the job well. Deliver the goods above its price point.

Affordable stand

Its quite good for the money, the screw that joins the post and the boom arm didn't fit properly, was too loose. Glued it with cyanoacrylate as I didn't though it was worth sending it back. It is now my favorite mic stand.

I am using this stand for Rode NT1-A microphone and it works perfectly! It is stable, handles the mic, and is very good for its price! Love it!

Good deal

Quite nice for this price range, it is stable and reliable.

It works

It's simple and easy to use, does what it's supposed to do. Could be sturdier and stronger, but for the price I guess it's good.

Very good quality budget mic stand

Useful for any kind of purpose, sturdy and stable, very good budget mic stand, worth the price. I’m using for mic and iPad and it’s stable with that weight

Great All-Rounder

A fantastic stand that mostly does everything you ask of it. It's not quite up there with the more premium models but it gets the job done!

Affordable and Effective

This is not the best mic stand, but it is very functional and inexpensive. If your clumsy friend asks to borrow a mic stand, you lend them this mic stand.

Excellent Price-Quality

It's a basic stand, but perfect for those who are starting to use these kind of tools. I use to record with a Rode NT1A and works nicely.

Simple and good

For the common microphone, it is pretty stable. If you attach heavier gear you might have to be careful placing it. Very good nonetheless!

Pros:

- Cheap

- Good overall quality

Cons:

- Not the most stable stand

Home studio

This stand is good for a home recording where it's calm and not as chaotic as a metal gig. It's not the most sturdy stand but it holds a mic up. I've used this as an overhead mic stand with an AKG Perception 120 and needed to be careful for it not to fall over. For a normal vocals mic stand it is a good stand and it does te job.

The screws come loose sometimes and don't give a lot of grip

overall a cheap fine beginners or emergency mic stand!

It does the job and doesn't cost much. Just be careful if you set up the cables around the arm.

Good product

I have it for just speaker measurements. It does what it should very well, and price is very nice. I would recommend it. It has one design flaw though, that deserves some product revision. The issue can be solved with one washer.

Great stand for the price

Great value for the price, not a heavy duty stand, but does the job perfectly well. There are better stands out there, but much more expensive.