Millenium MS 2004 Reviews

I Love These...

When you need to put quite a few stands close to each other you can't beat these. Surprisingly stable, it takes quite a lot of movement to knock them over.

Solid mic stand

Very solid unit that exactly does what expected of it. No complaints.

Pretty heavy too, but that's needed for stability. I wish it came with a mic cable clip though.

Lovely Stand

I bought 5 of these to hold My P-16M's for the muscians and must say it works a treat.

The solid metal base is great and means the stand isn't flimsy.

Love these stand I ended up buying 8 more of my BV wireless mics to sit on when they aren't in use.

Amazing stand.

Not at all light when the base is attached though.

Great Budget Stand - With Minor Faults

I bought 4 of these stands to be used for a variety of small shows and events.

The locking mechanism is good, maybe not excellent, but it does work very well for the price paid for certain. A simple twist and you are able to raise and lower the stand with very little effort.

The base itself is great with regards to weight and shape, however its stability is compromised by the three small feet on the bottom, which mean that weight is not evenly spread, but in fact is balanced across a very small triangle on three very small feet. This does mean the stand can on occasion feel unstable when handling it and moving it, nothing to worry about, just something to be aware of if you are the kind of person who likes to move around with your stand.

The supplied thread adapters are great, super useful and work well, with a slot for a flat head screwdriver in the bottom in case you lose it inside a mic clip. The tightening ring is a must, if you take it off it's very likely the pole will slip inside the other and it may get stuck.

For the price, this stand is great.

it's basic, occasionally a tiny bit wobbly, but does the job it's meant to do at a highly affordable rate.

Good

I use this auction in live, it is quite sturdy and heavy, I am very satisfied, the only problem is that it is easily unbalanced, but it is a normal thing.

Best for the price!

I'm surprised how stable these cheap stands are. I use them to hold my EQ Acoustics FreeSpace acoustic panels at home and at rehearshal rooms too.

Also on my band's shows we putting animal skulls with a banner on these stands. It's the only weight which making it a little unstable, but if we taking out the three plastic legs, it will become much more stable. You will just need a flat ground for that.

So I travelling a lots with them and they're just suprisingly sturdy for their price, really. And comfortable to use! Recommended.

Good, weighty and stable, good finish too

Great quality, good finish.

Very stable and easy to use.

I'm using them for antenna for radio systems and ambient mics for in ears mostly as they're nice and stable, although lacking the flexibility of the boom.

Good product, will probably add a few more to stock in due course.

Sturdy

The base of this mic stand is heavier than I imagined, it holds even significantly weighting mics with no problem whatsoever. It even holds leaning singers!

Sometimes the base tends to detatch a bit from the shaft, but that's quickly fixable with a turn of the hand. Very recommended!

standable

i thought for the price it wouldn't be so good and standable...but it has good stability...it was surprise for me this product..the base is enough heavy and strong...metallic stand with very good quality and stability

Good stand for the price

I always look at the price point when reviewing these. In this case, this stand is well worth of the money. The bottom piece is not solid like in some more expensive models, but hollow at the bottom. But it still stays up quite well if you don't push it too much. Very much recommended for light use like home or rehearsals. Not so much recommended for professional use.

A very nice microphone stand.

Very cheap... but with good quality.

Great for your reharsels and gigs.

stable and sturdy

It is cheap, and it does its job well. It is heavy enough to not move any any surface. The size is good for guitar players and similar who do not want big stands to get in between their pedalboards. Looks very good on stage

Not the last stand

I had noticed in the past that a lot if live acts used the solid round base type mic stand for one reason and that was due to floor space and not wanting to trip over in the dark. I wanted this style of stand for my lack of floor space in my studio which is limited. Its made a lot of difference and fitted into my work space very well. Recommended.

Quite good

It works great when it only has one mic on it but if you have a reflection filter then it might not be stable enough

Good For Studio, Not For Touring

Generic black stand with a cast iron base.

I have 2 of these. The one I have in the studio is still up and works perfectly. Well balanced and holds pretty much any mic you have a clip for with no trouble.

The one I took on however, lasted for about 6 months of usage (playing shows 3/4 times a week) before the handle to adjust the height bust and the pole lost its threading to go into the iron base. I'm not particular rough with my gear but these stands are built for touring (which is what I expected when I took it on the road). I'd definitely suggest a K&M stand if you're touring. If you want a simple and solid straight stand for your studio/home/practice room then this is perfect for you.

Sturdy and teliable

Used in home studio. Material is strong and base is heavy so you feel safe attaching condenser Mics to it.

A good buy and not too expansive .

very good for the price

very good for the price

A microphone stand.

Well, it's a microphone stand, it's cheap and completely stable.

Very good - as expected

This is a basic microphone stand - nothing fancy about it. I use it as a stationary stand in my studio. although the base seems quite small it is heavy and therefore holds a condenser mic + pop filter + screen without any problems. Great especially if you consider the price.

Millenium MS-2004

Use it mainly to hold my tablet.

Just perfect, no need for space consuming stands here.

The base us heavy duty and small, can be placed anywhere without interfering with my other percussion stands.