Millenium MS 2004 4-stars Reviews

Space saver

I got this to use in a place where people will be walking past as you are playing so there will be no legs sticking out for them to catch there foot on and it is perfect for this application. It is not the most stable mic stand as you would expect from the round base but it is well stable enough for live use as long as it isn't getting hit very hard. It is also brilliant for saving some floor space in a home studio

good stand

Its a good stand i wasnt expecting the base of the stand to be so heavy which was exactly what i was looking for , for an upcoming project, works perfectly for elvis style microphones, my superlux fits perfect on this stand opposed to the boom stands which can be tempermental when it comes to setting up the mic with the xlr.

Great mic stand as long as you're not tall

Good stand at a great price, only thing is it doesn't extend very high. I'm about 178cm at use it at maximum height so if you're much taller I wouldn't recommend it. Other than that, it's reasonably sturdy, the base is heavy enough however it will wobble a bit when knocked, it appears to be because of the way they've spaced the rubber feet, but not a huge deal so far.

Lovely

I was looking for another extra mic stand for my home studio, so i decided to give it a go, it's really good, better value for the money.

It stands and holds a mike

This mike stand does everything you expect: it stands and can be attached a mike to.

The base is heavy and solid, ensuring a stable performance.

The plastic parts seem strong enough, but remember that they are just plastic.

The stand is probably not recommended for intense hard rock gig performances, but this is just an assumption. It is great for just standing there holding a microphone, however.

If you need a cheap single mike stand this product is definitely recommended.

Good budget stand

I use this stand as a permanent stand for my condensator in my studio so it's easy for me to start recording. It feels very stable and the cast iron base takes up very little space while providing the stability I need.

I've had this stand for about three years now and I still use it to this day. A Very good budget alternative to the more expensive brands.

nice little affordable straight stand

base feels nice and heavy. reasonably stable. I filled the upper part of the stand with sand as i found it resonated through the mic leading to unwanted feedback.

I wish it looked a bit more "retro".

Maybe a chrome version soon ?

Setting the STANDard

A very sturdy, reliable and easy to use microphone stand that represents great value for money. Since purchasing, this has been used 2-3 times a week and delivers every time despite some rough treatment - great value for the price.

Much sturdier!

These are much sturdier than the boom stands although the adjuster screw feels flimsy. I've had this holding some pretty heavy large diaphragm mics and it seems to have handled well!

good mic stand

Very good mic stand with a small and solid round base. just what i needed for my basement because other mic stands just take too much space. if you are taller than 1,85m i would look for another stand, but up to this height it works great and i never knocked it over till now.

Study!

Sturdy but nearly lost a finger trying to loosen it, use gloves!

about a...

This is a good price performance choice for lead singers. Speaking about stability, in my case there is a bit geometrical defect in base. In other hand, there is only one plastic detail, which is not fragile. In conclusion it is made for long time use.

Really good!

I bought this mic stand so that I could record vocals with the mic being comfortably placed. It works a treat and the bass is nicely weighted so it makes it a lot harder to knock over. However when you have a condenser mic, pop shield and acoustic screen whilst the stand is up quite high it is pretty unstable. Apart from that good buy.

Great little mike stand if you have limited space

I use it in my rehearsal room. Makes it less cluttered. But I am so used to it now that I am thinking of taking it to gigs too, so I always have my own mike stand with me.