Millenium MS 2005 4-stars Reviews

Does the job!

What's there to say? It's a low-cost mic stand! However, was perfectly acceptable for my use-case and worked perfectly without any issues. Would buy another one if required but this one is fine for now.

Good affordable stand for the beginner

Bought a couple of these to use for an open mic night. The build quality isn?t awesome but is at the level you?d expect at the price. Solid enough stand for our use & certainly fine for home practice use. I suspect the stand wouldn?t be up to the rigours of proper gigging, repeated setup & breakdown etc. But at this price & for the application outlined above, a fine useful stand.

Budget stand

That is pretty affordable mic stand which is almost one of the cheapest on the market.

Everything works as expected.

Small drawback - the knob that fixes angled tilt arm sticks and is a bit tight to unscrew after the stand wasn't moved for a long time.

Good stand!

Can't not fault it at all at this price! Go and get one!

Does The job

had 2 for a few years,one is still going,one fell apart,for the price i cant complain,they took a hell of a beating!

Afforable and Good quality

This is a very handy stand and quite robust - it's lasted me several years now and haven't had any problems with it.

The quality, handling, are both quite good and it is very stable.

Worth the buy.

A very good budget microphone stand

It is a classic mic stand, with all the feature you would expect. Relatively stable, and also quite light. You feel it is not the best quality around, but it is also the cheapest option, so I would go for it again if you do not need something that will last a tour.

Standard adaptors for microphones included, I am totally satisfied

Nice and stable.

So it is well made looks classic, and balance is ok even if u do full extend arm sideways witch is a bad idea in general, so it does everything it has to do just fine. The only thing i dislike is like when u regulate arm u need to tighten it up with quite some force so it wouldn't twist around its own axis, but when u do that u hear like silent cracking what most likely means it wont have extremely long life, but maybe that's just my feelings.

Good stand for little money

Good stand for little money

Fine quality, particularly considering the price!

A fine product, great for very controlled situations such as home recording!

I would be quite wary of using this for gigging due to the relative instability of it (especially at full extension), but for the price this is fair enough!

The screw tightening mechanism is slightly flimsy, but with care this shouldn't be a problem!

Can't really fault it at this price - it's a lot better than propping a mic up on a table!

Very good for its price!

I bought 3 stands and they are all good. Their quality is not impressive... but what would you expect for this price?? They need to be handled with care and one can't use excessive force on them. Other than that they are perfect. Another nice feature is that 2 mics can be attached to it.

Good for the price

Good for the price, could be stronger in terms of construction but otherwise works perfectly. Highly recommend to anyone who has low budgets!

Good quality for the price

bought this for my home studio since I needed to record multiple tracks simultaneously. price is cheap and quality is very good for the average-easy to break kind of stands that are usually around for this price.

An AWESOME feature is that you can connect a second boom on top of it (as described in the product details). if you have to deal with small spaces or just want the place to be tidy is a great solution both for studio or live settings! I think it would be great for drummers since they usually end up being surrounded by a mess of cables and stands, but also for backing vocals in a live settings. maybe not very handy if you want to move the microphones often (like in a recording studio where two stands are more handy in this case) but it surely comes to help.

downside-plastic parts feel a bit fragile, but should have no problem if handled properly without any brute force!

Very good value for the money

Very good ! I use a few Millenium mike stands and they are reliable, i did a lot of concerts with them, and they are still strong, with no signs of weakening. The perfect purchase for the price, which is really small by the way. I will continue buying them in the future.

Ok enough

Im a relative beginner so for me this stand is more than enough. Its not the strongest must say but does its job for miking my amp.

decent mic stand

I bought a pair of this stands in order to use them in the studio, mainly for singers and acoustic guitars, but I used them also for drums and guitar cabinets.

For the price I can't complain, the look quite solid, they come with two adapters for the clips taht need the bigger screw, and they arent loose in any point. They are quite light, which is a good thing if you need to move them but a bad one if you will put big mics with heavy shockmounts on them.

They are very easy to use and i didnt find any problem in these months, i used them also with a stereo bar and the stability was not a big thing, if you place the legs in a proper way.

they reach a pretty decent height and when folded they are quite short, like every mic stand at this price point i think.

They work well, they do all I need and at this price point I am satisfied, I had no problems and they worked fine every time i used them

Good stand

This is a good stand. Killer for the price, but you can see it is a bit flimsy compared to high end stuff, but if you want that, pay 4 times the price, and I decided this is good enough for me.

good for this price

They ar not very strong stands but good for this price. They are ideal for overheads, which using small diaphragm condenser - lightweight mics. But if you looking for heavy condenser mics like rode nt2a&etc. please buy another model for balance oneself.

Good for the price.

a good stand for light mics.

I wouldn't trust this stand to any sort of substantial condenser mic at a long extension but at a short height it is probably fine. the friction clamp is plastic and not too strong but if not abused it is fine. I have had two for over a year and haven't had any problems with the friction arm.

I use the stand on overheads for drums. It holds lightweight Pencil condensers fine but i wouldn't use anything heavier on this stand for overheads.

Overall for the price you cant really go wrong but if you need something for heavier mics this isn't your stand.

Value for money

Using it for months now and is still stable and robust.

Very good.