Millenium MS 2005 4-stars Reviews

Quality/Price ratio is good

It's good for a home setup for sure.

I'm not sure it will last long, but who cares, I will buy another one if it breaks.

Ik kocht er 3 voor optredens met de groep.

Stijlvol en eenvoudig. Handig in gebruik. Goede prijs/kwaliteit.

Het statief is licht dus handig bij het opstellen en vervoeren. Enige minpuntje : Valt door het lichte gewicht wat sneller om met een microfoon. Maar daar kan je op letten door de 'voeten' van het statief in een goede positie te zetten t.o.v. de micro.

You need to spend A LOT more to get a better mic stand.

You need to spend A LOT more to get a rock-solid mic stand, even the modern brand-name stands have dropped in quality recently whilst still charging more than £10.

For it's price there is nothing you could complain about on this stand.

You get what you pay for, it's fair

Not so stable and after a while of using it some of the plastic parts broke, but it continued to serve it's purpose longer than the expected.

good value but quality is not great

For the cost this is good but not great. But hey , if you want better then spend more I guess.

Its cheap

I have bought this two years ago. It still works, but it was never really super stable. I use it only in my home studio, it does the job in this environment. But if you really want to rock out passionately...well its not meant for that.

The quality is not very good, a lot of weak plastic parts, I wonder how long they will last. But hey, its CHEAP!

0k = zero "killed" !!

Well, this stand does the required job for a home studio.

From the first moment didn't feel so steady in terms of locking into positions.

After 2 months of excessive use (vocals and acoustic string instruments), nothing changed..it still gives me exactly this uncertain "not steady" feeling as it did the day one.

Yes it's still holding the mic!!

None was harmed after buying an economic mic stand

Affordable, gets the job done

This stand has a good overall quality considering the price, it's easily assembled and disassembled.

I did not find it the most stable stand, however, it really gets the job done if you're on a budget and just want to have a simple stand.

I placed it behind my desk so It won't even move and it holds the microphone in place without any problems.

Overall it could be better, but you get what you paid for.

It does its job

I am not a full time musician, so I don't use my mic stand every day. If you play gigs once/twice a week, this stand does the job without any problems. I can't say anything about durability yet, but this is the best low budget stand I've ever bought.

Does the job

My vocalist did't destroy it yeat, that makes it better than the last ones he bought!

Satisfying for the price

This is indeed a cheap microphone stand, but it really does the trick for its' investment.

I've had it around two years and it still does what it's supposed to do. The triangle stand gives it good stability even tough the lightness of the rig. It is only when you put the microphone far away that it will fall, which isn't a problem in my studio environment.

It's also nice that the you can attack a popkiller and or microphone in two different places on the stand, one on the end of the boom arm, and the other on top of the vertical bar.

Affordable mic stand

A very affordable mic stand. Does the work perfectly. Not using it for heavy use. Easy to adjust.

Great stand but

not particularly stable, though. I guess that would we the main issue. Also, handling may be difficult because the arm screw - you have to go so tight that you're almost afraid of breaking it. But in the end, in never broke and I've been gigging with it for almost a year.

The b basic mike pedestal

Well, these are not very strong, but on the other hand they are light to carry... and to pay. You better not give it to people who are not used to mike stands, or they can break it, wanting to help you by the end of the gig.

better than I thought

for the price this stands are really fine, I was expecting something more unstable and fragile, but they can do the job well.

Worked great for the price.

Have not had any trouble with it, it holds a mic!

Sturdy, but a little finicky

The only criticism I have is that the hinge that attaches the arm to the stand can be a little stiff out of the box. You need to be a bit rough with it to get it to move.

Other than that, it doesn't feel rickety like some cheap mic stands and it seems perfectly sturdy.

I did get this as part of a bundle with a Rode Vidomic - and the only thing is this bundle needs an adapter for the hotshoe so it sits on this stand and boom. Doesn't seem to be one in the box, and it's not like they're crazy expensive to throw into the box.

Decent

It took me awhile to set it up nicely, its not as sturdy as it should be and when i use bigger condensor mic on it, i am not so sure it wont turn over.

Works great for sm58s and its lookalike, i had this stand for 2y and its still functioning

Not heavy duty but good for the money

These won't take a lot of hard hammer, but for light use they're very good value for money

no problems, unless you're looking for them!

this stand is great, i use it for both standing vocal recording, as well as in a more boom-like way for recording instruments.

the only issue i've ever had with it is putting too much weight on it, but for a single microphone, it's never been an issue.

it feels sturdy enough, and all the fasterners are easily adjustable & stay tight.