Millenium MS 2004 Reviews

just stand is not down to short

It works ok

I have several mic stands and bought this for my acoustic filter, its wobbly and doesn’t like much weight to loose the balance

Sturdy and strong.

I bought it to use it as a mic stand, but i put a photo-studio-type strobe umbrella holder on it, screwed a plate type laptop base on that, and i have my 15.4" laptop on it. It never fell off. It's that sturdy and strong.

Works perfect and not to heavy!

A nice budget stand that isnt to heavy and great for those who perform on their own, again, compact and easy to use

Good, working mic stand

So yeah, it works fine. the bottom part is a bit wobbly but it doesn't affect it's usability.

... for that it is just fine

I needed a cheap stand to put a "Gator Frameworks Mic Stand cable Hanger Tray" on, and for that it is just fine. I wouldn't trust it to put a precious microphone on it but I won't.

Great stand

As in pictures and very solid!

Great price, solid stability

I bought this stand for vocal practice sessions, but also for the studio, used it on hihat (sm7b) and sm58 for practices.

1. The base is sturdy, heavy, not so easy to move, you can tip the stand but move...not so easy

2. The rod is good, nothing to say here

3. Screw in the middle is my only objection, it is plastic, and feels little cheap, just be careful and it wont break

The SM7B is more on the heavier side of the mics, so I was suprised the stand handled it well.

I would suggest this mic stand for sure, price is great, just be easy on him.

Good for front stage in small stages

I bought this to use with lead or backing singers in crammed spaces, as normal tripod stands take up too much space and may cause people to trip. It perfectly fulfils this objective as it takes little floor space and is quite stable.

Sturdy!

Think and light but sturdy and stable

Great stand for the money

Nice base that feels study enough. Mounted large shield and mic, no issues.

Stand for That retro Mike

This stand works really well with my t.bone GM 55. It would suite all retro style mikes.

The weighted bottom ensures that the stand does not fall over easy.

Strong and heavy

The bottom is heavy. Perfect for both light and heavy devices.

Solid and does the job

These mic stands are solid and robust and look very neat if wanting to have several on stage without the space issue associated with 'legged' stands. Great value for money.

Great, solid stand with a compact base

Got two of these, they feel great, solid construction and easy to adjust. The base is heavy enough so it doesn't move or wobble at all but still takes up less space than a traditional tripod. Highly recommended !

Great CHoise

Value for money excellent...

Really enjoyed it and still do actually...Perfect for my small space.

Vey good one

This is the first time I use this kind of microphone stand and must say it's really cool. Of course, you can't use it along with keyboard playing, but with guitar or just singing, it's the best. They look good and they are stable enough.

"Sturdy"?! Hahaha

Great idea but poor execution - base is too light. Needs to be bigger unfortunately.

I needed minimal footprint on small stage. Got this. Was excited. Until this thing flipped over. Not so excited now, am I?

Good stand for the money

I use the stand for mounting EQ FreeSpace panels, not holding microphones, so keep that in mind. The quality is okay, nothing amazing. They feel stable, with a heavy base. Some finishing blemishes here and there. But, considering the price, I have no complaints. They do their job.

Tho(p)mann!! excellent product!