Millenium MS 2003 4-stars Reviews

Thin, does noot look durable, but works perfectly fine and serves the purpose!

If you need a heavy duty everyday workhorse for live situations, this might not be it. That said, however, this stand does what it claims to do. It stands, handles without fuss, everything on it is honestly made and designed.

We use it as studio stands, that are supposed to be set and not touched anymore. For now, all the joints hold well, practically standing in an un-optimal position (long lever) for a month without moving, or sliding.

I would recommend this stand as an additional, not moved often stand without any regrets.

If you need a hardy mic stand you will probably need to pay a little more.

PROS

- lightweight

- over-delivers for the price

- works as promised

CONS

- not for heavy use

Cheap and useful

After 2 years of use it still works well and its pretty tight

Stand for regular use

I have a lot of these stands, and use them for recording different instruments during concerts - piano, winds, drum, strings as well as singers etc.

Stands barely reach height to pick up overhead sound of orchestra, but if I really will need higher stands I will look for other - higher ones. Definately these are not enought high to record a choir if it stays on elevations.

Stands are stable. not heavy (that is important for me since I bring about 16 at once) and do the work that stands have to do.

However screws of boom arm are not solid, more exatly - not the very screws but threads, and you have to fix them prudently.

So if you do not want to spend a lot of money for stands, these are an option.

It does the job quite well

It's very good for the price!

It shakes a little bit, specially if you're using a heavy microphone (large diaphragm, for example).

Been using it for months and is lasts!

It does what it does well

Nothing special (in this price range): sturdy - it is all you need. Does job well. I use it with my Rode NT1A and pretty good.

Recommended as budget solution.

Works fine

Just be careful you can hurt your finger if you don't pay attention when loosing it ;)

Good stand

It looks reliable, but I am not sure it is going to last forever. If you are going to throw it in a truck, maybe something sturdier would be better. Looks good and the double mic stand is useful

good value for money

its exactly what you would expect from a cheap mic stand. i use it in a studio enviroment so i dont fear of it failing any soon.

Great stand

Somewhat strong, yet feels quite loose sometimes. Extremely easy to use, I got it with the NT1-A Bundle, so I have nothing to complain about. Great stand for the price. Better than what you pay for

OK for the price

I have bought it in a bundle with the Shure SM57 LC

Micro at low price. The quality of Millenium MS-2003 is ok but not as high as the alternative in your studio. However, due to the low price it does what it needs to do - no critics.

Good and stable stand for the price.

This stand came with the Røde NT-1A complete set.

It?s a good and stable stand for the price. The plastic parts look a bit cheap but the dress doesn't make the monk we say in Italy...

So highly recommended if you don?t wanna burst your wallet.

Parquet or Lino floor owners beware

The box includes a little warning about the black feet scuffing or marking parquet or lino floors. Other than that, it does what it says on the box and represents excellent value for money.

Good product and ideal for controlled environments!

Purchased a short while ago and no problems so far!

Not an overly large base, resulting in slight instability, so I wouldn't readily recommend for gigging for fear of elements out of your control knocking it over!

Other than that the screw tightening mechanism is quite secure, and with careful use should cause no problems!

For the price, cannot fault this stand, especially for home use!

Good for studios/indoor use

Great for indoors or studios where use is not rugged and opening and closing is seldom to reduce wear and tear on joints.

I use this for my studio where it is miking up my snare. I don't usually bring it out so it has lasted me 2 years now all still working good.

Good stand for home recording!

Friend of mine had these and in his case quality was not good. It cracks very quickly, but mine is still alive and I think for this price and home recording it is really OK!

Good Mic stand

I got this for recording guitar and vocals at home. I think it is fine for home/studio use but I don't think I'd use it for gigs. I think I'd need a stand thats a bit more sturdy for live use. I was worried that this stand won't be able to record guitar amps but it can actually can reach down low to record amps, so I was very happy about that. The stand itself has a nice look and is very easy to set up. You just have to be careful using it, especially when you are adjusting the height and arm. But I think it's worth the price and it does what I need it to do when I'm recording at home.

Solid budget stand

I have a couple of these and they work greart. I can't imagine they'd take too much of a beating before they break but can't really argue for the price

Microphone stand is robust enough

Good construction with metal where it counts! The legs stay in the deployed position when the stand is lifted so no problems moving the stand. Very stable but does transmit a bit of floor noise if you are singing on a wooden stage. Must be placed on a carpet if using in a home studio for the same reason; still, it is not meant to be a studio stand. For live recordings, the noise doesn't seem too obvious. So unless you have a fortune to spend, this is a good buy.

Good for the price

Bught few of them, every time im searching for new one, this is the one i buy. Its is great for the price. of course you can spend 50 euro for a better one, but for general use its handy to have few of those without breaking the bank,

Could be better

It holds the mic but its not stable enough and it did "drop" my mic once