Millenium MS 2005 4-stars Reviews

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6 years ago

Indeed an affordable microphone stand

This product performs its functions correctly. It is a quite high microphone stand. Basically, if you set it in a position it will hold it.

But be aware that if you want to take the stand into your hands like Freddie Mercury while you are singing it will be hard enough to place it back into the position like it was before as the legs of this construction aren't static and cannot be secured. So the basic problem of this stand is that you always have to adjust it if you swayed it or moved it into another location.

Overall, it is a quite decent microphone stand for it price and if you won't move it or sway it, the stand will do its job.

6 years ago

It's just cheap stand.

It's just cheap stand, but mostly useble - i've buy another one to mic's stereo OH - but be carefull with heavier mic :P

6 years ago

Nice one

It's a nice stand for the price, we don't move it much around since it's used for singing classes but it's solid compared to other mic stands of the same price.

6 years ago

does the job

Not the best mic stand, but it does the job well. Resistant and well made.

6 years ago

Great

I was using this mic stand for gigs, and it held up for a long time (longer then I expected), however it just couldn't handle the stress of going up and down twice a night every day of the week. If you are a musician gigging alot, then I would recommend a sturdier stand. However, if you a looking for a rehearsal room mic stand, or for home use, then this product is absolutely perfect

6 years ago

Good enough for the price

Serves the purpose of holding my singing microphone, still have not used the secondary mount pin. Build quality is a bit flimsy, but it's perfectly fine for the price.

7 years ago

cheap stand for occasionall usage

7 years ago

Good quiality , but not for big mics

Very good stand. But in my case, with a condenser mic and a shockmount It is not really stable. But overall , the quiality is fine.

Pros : very accesible in different positions , low and high positions.

cons: not very stable with condenser microphones or microphones with shockmount.

7 years ago

Very good

I am using this microphone stand for singing with one micro. It has one year and a half of use.

Is light, versatile, and if used with the proper care it seems it can last working well for a long time.

Considering it's price it can be a good buy.

7 years ago

glad with this one

really glad with this stands. i don?t use them very often (i bought 5), but i have them for 3 years (used them both concert and rehearsals) and none of them has any problem. the feature i really love about this stand is that you can use 2 mics directly. the lower mic connection you can only adjust in height, but its interesting solution to pick up voice and guitar for example with just one stand in case of need. there is only one part in plastic and overall construction is actually quite good for the price.

7 years ago

Bon produit

Pour l'usage que j'en fais, cela me convient.

Cependant, il me semble que la stabilité pourrait être améliorée, mais dans ce cas, je suppose que le prix est adapté.

7 years ago

MS 2005

For the price range I cant complain.

Works at it should and can hold some heavy mics on the end!

7 years ago

Good for the price, does the job

7 years ago

Quite good

I have been using this particular mic stand for home recording for some time now and have to say I am quite happy with its performance. There are few thing that might cause some annoyance and issues, but nothing that can't be assessed.

When talking about quality, it does feel solid and strong. The main metal pipes seem great quality and in my opinion could handle rough traveling, etc., however, some of the plastic adjusting nobs do seem to be a bit iffy. Upon tightening, they seem to give a bit of a squeaky sound, which is not a big problem or anything, but at the same time might not tighten the adjustable parts quite well, which can cause a bit of an annoyance. I did have issues when attaching the microphone where, if I were to record acoustic guitar while sitting, upon lowering the microphone stand, the mounting place would not always be able to hold the full weight of the microphone and might start to slightly shift the microphone downwards. Some adjusting fixes it, however, not the best thing to experience.

For live performances and home recording this will work well, however, make sure to not get a really heavy microphone as that might cause some minor setting up issues.

7 years ago

Simple, light, small, totally useful

I bought it to transport it to rehearsal locations. It was the right choice: constructed very well is very easy to mount. It's a big thing that became small thanks to its telescopic arms. Very light but it remains very stable even at higher position. Best Buy.

7 years ago

Good quality stand

Steady and sturdy for home studio set ups.

Cannot handle professional demanding use

or situations where it would get daily abuse.

Tightening screws do not inspire confidense

for longetivity. Overall a good option though.

7 years ago

Good quality

Great stand, and shows no issues, apart from me being clumsy and tripping over the legs at times. But durable and strong and I would recommend it.

7 years ago

Great for the price

While it is not the sturdiest of mic stands, it will do what's expected of it without any issues.

Great product for the price

7 years ago

Great Value Boom Stand

The only issue I can see is that the central boom area is hard to tighten enough to stop things sliding up and down the stand. But it is great value and not a major issue.

7 years ago

Good for the price

You get what you pay for it's not the best stand but does the job and hasn't failed me yet.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Millenium
  • Released in 2003
  • Average price : $16
  • Weight : 1.60kg
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