Millenium MS 2004 4-stars Reviews

just stand is not down to short

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 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.

An unexpensive option

It does it's job, but don't expect the sturdiness or the stability of other brands. As others have mentioned, you need to hold the mic with one hand to release the regulation, or it will fall on your hand quickly.

Knowing it's limitations, a good purchase.

Decent

I was looking for a stand to put inside my wardrobe, which I was transforming into a vocal booth. So this was a good buy because it would occupy pretty much less space than any other tripod stands.

In fact, it does the job but the quality is not so good. After a while the middle piece that holds the top of the stand became loose, I ended up to use some tape to make it hold.

If you don't mind about that, go for it. It is pretty cheap so you end up not to lose anything. When the time comes, use some tape!

Decent cheao microphone stand.

Not as solid and sturdy as the Hercules which is in a league of its own. Not as easy to raise and lower but if its cheap and cheerful you want. This will do just fine.

Good low budget stand

I use them for church choir with lots of singer. I've been using classic stands with three legs but lots of people walking around those stand means that someone will step on stand leg and every couple week one stand is damaged. With mic stand with base those problems are solved and they use less space than classic stands with legs.

Assembly is quick and fast, base look nice and is made of cast steel so it have enough weight.

I would definitlely recomend those stand for "on the budget" choirs and band with lots of singers.

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 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.

very good for the price

very good for the price

Good one!

It looks cool, it's convenient to use and to carry.

Good but not perfect

I bought this stand because doesn't have too many hands and takes really little space on stage. I use it for micing accordiong, so I don't need it to be any higher, and with additional hands.

Pros:

- it is really cheap, but still helps me a lot when playing on stage, especially as it doesn't have long legs on the bottom, but has round base instead.

- having so only one screwing place, makes you have no problems with those.

- maximum height range of 153cm is quite good.

Cons:

- this round base can sometimes be unstable even on solid ground. I wouldn't use it on not flat and solid ground.

- round base is quite heavy and big, so I have problems with putting it in carrying bag sometimes. Often I have to take pole off of round base, which can be time consuming.

Work ok, but threads were poor.

I bought four of these stands. They come disassembled (base unscrewed from the upright) and 2 of them wouldn't screw in fully - could get a few turns on them. Certainly enough turns to use the stand. But couldn't get the base to screw all the way on to the upright. Felt like the thread was blocked somehow. Haven't tried using tools yet to tighten it further as I need to regularly remove the bases for transport and don't want them getting stuck.

I used these for mounting very small (4") loudspeakers on top of and they were perfectly stable.

Good Static stand

I bought this stand for my main studio vocal microphone and it does the job.

It is not going to be moved around, put up and down much so i wanted something solid.

The base is heavy enough and overall appears well made.

It is ideal.

Round base.

Great and handy, This easily handles a 1/2 boom (cut the boom down y'self), and I can stand closer to the mic w'out tripping over the usual 3 legs.

I play guitar too and have no problem with this mic & acoustic or electric guitar. Its a space saver for me with a sometimes 7 piece band on usually small stages.

I have a "Mic stand mounted monitor" (SRM 150) for bigger venues, this particular stand is a bit unstable with the monitor on top, so I keep my old folding 3 legged mic stand just for this, or there's usually a sound guy with floor monitors at bigger venues.

I always assemble this type of mic stand with "loctite" thread locker on the parts that need it, saves me chasing the mic round & round. "You must, please" super glue the little rubber feet into the Iron base, or they will fall out somewhere at a gig last week, lost forever & these stands are very susceptible to "stage rumble" & feedback without the rubber feet. Also being "unfoldable" & pretty heavy, other bands don't seem take them by mistake.

The round base rolls around in the back of my van if I lay it down, so I stand it upright on its rubber feet to avoid the rolling.

Bars, small venues, Massive concerts, this is great. I love mine and the comments "vintage mic stand" really do the trick.

Not bad for such price

This one is easy to handle, the view is also not as bad as it could be for such relatively low price. If you are not going to look at it from 0.5m distance, there is absolutely no difference compared with other models. I am not going to use it LIVE, but I have made several tests and found Millenium MS-2004 stable enough to do its job.

I am using this in my vocal booth and I like it. It holds Rode NT2-A with Popfilter without problems. However, I have not tried it with Boom-Arm (who needs it in vocal booth anyway?:)), perhaps it may cause some trouble.

In my opinion. the quality is ok (3 of 5), Although tt does not look like it is going to brake:)

Usable stand

For a limited space, budget and for use with mostly dynamic mics and light condenser setup at a home studio and in small parties this stand works really well. I prefer this in many ways over the much more expensive tripod with boom.

For a setup with reflection filter, heavy condenser or for need to mic high, would probably look for something else.

Planning to get one or two more of these in the near future.

Sturdy stand base

I wanted a stand that didn't take too much room on the floor. I often play in small venues and the tripod type floor stand takes up too much room.

I use a boom type attachment on it and have never had any problems with it toppling over.

Good sturdy product