Millenium MS 2005 Reviews
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
happy with this
sturdy and adjustable. i haven't owned a microphone stand before but this seems to do the job.
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.
Solid
This stand is made of good quality metal construction and is really sturdy
Update - It stands up to life on the road and never fails to serve
Broke after 2 uses
The stand disintegrated after using it twice. it is really only capable of holding very light microphones in conventional, non-changing positions.
It's a mic stand. That's what it is.
Does the trick. Add your own scarves.
OK for an inexpensive product
For not very heavy and not very expensive microphones. Good as a consumable if you do not touch or move it during operation. For stationary work, so as not to change the position many times - weak mounts.
Good quality and design. Very easy to adjust
Easy
Easy to use, recommend.
I dont know yet, what I would attach to the other screw mount.
Great product for aspiring home studio owners
I got this as my first microphone stand and after a year for infrequent use, I have no complaints. This product might not be best for abusive usage but for a home owner on a budget, this definitely gets the job done.
It's a nice addition that it also has a microphone mount on the center, other than the boom arm.
Mike and tablet stand
I use this for my tablet and mike it’s quite stable and has good adjustments. Not too big or clumsy to carry too.
Parfait
Solide, pratique, il fait le Job.
micro adaptable jusqu'à 2 mètres 10 de haut environ.
ok for the price
can't complain much for its price
Great for the price
I bought this for home use and it feels very stable and doesn't look like it will break too easily. I wouldn't take it on a world tour, but for home or light studio use it's a bargain. Bonus points for the possibility to hold two microphones.
Basic Mic stand
Its is basic but well build.
Very sturdy & easy to set up
Great mic stand, all fittings feel very solid
does the job
Not the best mic stand, but it does the job well. Resistant and well made.
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
Not the most stable but ok for price
Could be more stable, but nice for the pricetag, depends where you will use it
Inexpensive and easy to use.
I have used a number of mic stands for use with vocal mics and this has become my go-to selection. I like it because of the single screw boom adjustment, these are hard to come by without spending a lot of money. They are of medium build quality and are relatively stable. We use them twice a week at church and they have withstood the rigours of of much abuse. The friction plates have been forced many times, both on the boom and the mic connection but the screw fixings are robust enough to make them super tight and work again. There is not quite enough weight in the base to make them as stable as they could be, just be careful where you put the legs or they will tip. This lack of weight does make them super portable when you are travelling though.
If you have particularly weighty mics or want to work at height these are not the stands for you.
Would recommend if you are looking for a fast and simple to adjust vocal mic stand and are on a tight budget.

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2003
- Average price : $16
- Weight : 1.60kg
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