Millenium MS 2005 3-stars Reviews

Not Very Sturdy

These stands are very cheap and unfortunately that shows in the quality. They are not very sturdy and wobble when flat on the ground. Would recommend spending a bit more for better quality.

It helps but...

This little stand is quite cheap compared the the other brands. That's why I gave it a try. It does the job well but it is not to be used extensively: it is a bit flimsy and I think manipulating it too much may damage the plastics. If your mic is a heavy one, the boom arm may gently move down during your performance. Quite annoying.

However, it is light and is easily set up. Great for house party karaoke etc...but not for pro use, on my opinion.

Average mic stand

I bought three of these mic stands. The price speaks for its self. The stands are not that good, the arent stable, the joints are plastic and they loosened up very fast. What I liked about it is, that the stand has an aditional thread which can by used for a tablet holder or something else.

If you are not limited on your budget, I would recomend buying some other and better mic stands. If you are limited buy these, they will last long enough for you to get some more money :)

Not bad

Bit flimsy but a good price, I bought about 8 of these so the price is obviously a huge benefit, definitely worth the money.

If you just need one or two i'd say go for a better quality stand but if you're bulk buying these are a great option

Good price, but a little shoddy at times

It does the trick, but it is not the most solid construction ever seen. The adjustment screws are hard to tighten enough and the heads of of the locknut might come off, as mine did. So have some loctite on you if anything falls off. When properly adjusted, it performs without problems. Obviously at this price point one cannot complain too much.

OK for singers but not for guitarist/singers

As long as the boom is not extended it is fine, but with the boom extended it suffers from droop. The plastic adjustment mechanisms are just not up to the job.

Don't tilt it too much.

This microphone stand is something i can only recommend for singers that sings stand up position. Because the stand is very light and when you tilt it, it loses stability. I would look for another stand.

Pretty good if you're not going to be moving it a lot

The quality is ok, but since I was changing the height a lot the plastic broke apart. . If you just left it without changing it im sure this product is fine. Price is nice but this isn't very durable. Tightening the swivel is quite annoying.

Not brilliant, but ok for the price

I can't seem to get the mic stand as stable as I would like it to be. I especially can't get the boom arm to keep still.

That said, this is about the cheapest mic stand I could find, and by taking off the boom arm I got it to keep still enough to be acceptable.

It is probably worth paying a bit more and getting something more stable, however it does the job I want it to do so given the low price I'm happy with the purchase.

Boom Clamp poorly designed

The boom clamp fell apart after very little use, with the metal inserts drawn through the plastic. Good for the money, but not for any continuous usage.

Not for stage

It's a nice stand, it can easily carry two microphones, it's good for the studio.

Because it is not very stable is not the best choice for stage use. If you're playing in a preatty bouncy stage, you certanly don't want your stand with your expensive microphone falling.

Millenium MS-2005

not the best mic stand but it does the job, it's a bit loose and difficult to position right

Good Price, poor quality

Good price, but after a few months on the road the main adjustment swivel tightener snapped. Which rendered the stand useless. If you are careful, and nobody else will be using the stand. Then I should last a lot longer with care and causion especially when squeezing the centre position clamp. Don't go too tight, it will sheer and snap. :(

mediamusic.ie

Well for value this stand gets top marks.

Good cheap stand

I purchased this stand for a few reasons, firstly i'd never tried this brand of stand and for the price I thought I 'd try it and secondly the ability to place two mics on it, really useful and good for saving floor space. My only worry is that it isn't great at carrying heavier loads so be carful what you place on it.

Ok.

Good to begin with but lose tightness quite quickly then broke.

Not the best Stand

Not the worst I have had, but unusable on stage for a lead singer. For starters, it stands about 3-4 degrees off center. Very noticeably crooked. It is stable, and the materials are of good quality for an inexpensive stand. But not good enough if you use your stand as a stage prop like I do.

Ok

This stand is ok but isn't really strong enough for the road. It came apart quite quickly, first of all the arm bolt came off and I had to use a long screw instead. It's very light, and any knocks would make it crumble. I retired it to the studio and it works fine there. I ended buying hercules mic stands, much more expensive but worth it for long term use.

Millenium MS-2005

This Microphone stand came with my Sennheiser E945, quality is as expected, not brilliant, adjustment is poor but I suppose it does the job, but fortunately I didn't really need it.

Cheap Stand but has issues

These stands seem good quality at first and are stable for most applications. The Boom adjusting mechanism is broken easily if tightened too much. There is a steel nut moulded into a plastic frame which comes away easily and makes the adjuster useless. I'm sure Millennium can re-look at this.