Millenium MS 2005 5-stars Reviews

Bargain!

This may not be the very best stand you can purchase but certainly one which is worth every penny! It works well in studio (where you will be needing more than a dozen) and quite good as well for live gigs.

This is a good little stand. It is very sturdy and has a robustness to it. It never let me down and was used very regularly. I used it for mic'ing up my amp at live gigs. I don't use it now simply as I no longer run my amp that way. Now I go the DI route.

Good!

Must been cable clips. but its so hard keeping mic and 2 mic stand its alsome :)

Good value for money and quality -but the boom arm isn't as functional or as solid

While the main stand is perfectly adequate, the attachable boom arm is not. It attaches with a plastic (and not metal) mechanism which doesn't stay firm as it should. While I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the main stand, I would say it is well worth buying a separate all-metal attachable boom arm.

Microphone stand

I used this stand for home recordings not with any live gigs. At least in my hands the stand was very stable and well adjustable. Only minus comes that if you would like to take out the swinging t-bar you have to break down the centre thing all together and putting it back is slightly troublesome.

basic stand

Basic stand does exactly what is asked of it

Job done!

If you're looking for a mic stand for studio use this will do the job and do it well. Though extremely reasonable in price, it's perhaps not rugged enough for rigorous live use due to some of the plastic parts (call it superstition on my part, the plastic components function perfectly) - I didn't buy it with live use in mind so I'm very happy anyway.

Millenium MS-2005

Over the years i have bought many mic stands,and this one is by far one of my favourites.The build quality is really good,which i was very surprised because of the cheap price.Its very sturdy,not too light and not too heavy.You wont be dissapointed.

Good, cheap mic stand.

This looked the ticket, at such a good price too!

Overall... what can I say. It holds microphones, it is very stable and roadworthy. I've used it for a couple of gigs and had zero problems.

Sturdy as a rock!

I'm always questionable about buying cheaper microphone stands, but I was greatly surprised by the sturdiness, and quality build of these stands.

I got them as a quick fix, but I am now ordering more of them.

I do a lot of gigging, and sound setups for choirs and orchestras, so I need something that works well, and stays together, and these have to be the sturdiest mic stands I have ever used.

If you buy them, you won't be disappointed!

stand

excellent quality, very nice price. the construction quality very good.

Perfect

On my mic stand attached screen that absorbs background noise, which weighs 1.6 kg. At first I thought that it would not withstand the weight of this, and I will need to replace the mic stand, but I have tried to attach the screen and stand confidently stood on.

A great mic stand on a budget

I got this as a part of a bundle if I'm not mistaken, but I was positively surprised by this stand and it's quality.

Alot of stands are flimsy, hard to handle and break easily, but the Millenium stuff just work. This thing was easy to adjust and setup, doesn't slip or move around and feels good to handle. Can't ask for much more! Very satisfied! If you're looking for a mic stand, this one's the one to get!

Could buy 30 more!

Great price, they're perfect for the job!

Very easy to use and cheap

Great value for the price! Everything is easy to do - the grip, the tightening mechanism, the floor-grip. Definitely a better stand than the classic (and more expensive) round silver ones. I can definitely recommend it.

jimjam

Nice quality, and easily put together.

The three balancing legs come as one unit and fasten to the upright stand by use of a large plastic knobbed pin. The upright stand fastens to the reach out bar by the use of a large plastic knobbed pin, used to stop it from turning from left to right and a tommy-barred locking pin used to allow the reachout arm to be positioned at any angle and at speed.

I have not rated the stability as highly as the other parts as I am not sure just how stable it is. I beleive it to be very good. Without a microphopne in it the stand easily copes with its own weight, but I have just brought a Tyrso 4 and have placed the stand and microphone at the side of it. This requires the stand to be at its maximum horizontal extension to reach me, plus I have a Shure microphone slotted into the holder on the top. This microphone is very heavy, and at the full extent of horizontal reach tends to over balance. It is only kept from falling over when the back leg meets the underneath of the writing desk. If I could move the microphone closer I can not see it causing me any problems. Used as a singing microphone it should perfect. The microphone holder at the top holds the microphone by slotting it in place and a resitance joint allows the microphone to be easily adjusted upwards or downwards.

Great!

Great mic stand! Extremely sturdy and very easy to adjust. I really liked the option of being able to put two microphones on the stand, this is great for vocals and acoustic guitar, or for putting to drum mics on a kit using just one stand! Great stand and I would recommend it to anybody!

Brilliant value for money

Mic stands are the unglamourous, easily broken bane of the gigging musicians life. I bought one of these in desperation as my bass player kept breaking my more upmarket stands.

I only wish I'd bought these sooner!!

It's absolutely great! Works exactly as it should, no silly design flaws or weak spots, I love the boom design ,it can contract small enough to work great for drum vocals.

A well made, good quality bit of kit that has outlasted much more expensive options.

Buy with confidence!!!

great mic stand

great cheap microphone stand it holds your mic what more could you want and for such a great price how could I complain

Very good

For this price, this is the best mic stand. 2 in 1 locking mechanism to adjust extension arm and, although the locking is plastic, it feels solid. Just a really well constructed (aluminium frame , i assume) and cheap stand.