Millenium MS 2006 Reviews

Love it!

Love this stand, portable yet versatile. Good Q for the price.

Unstable

At first seems really nice and good quality, but after a few months is not holding anymore on the base, the bottom part where it is screwed to seems to be losing so it cannot hold my microphone anymore

Definitely a mic stand :)

It's good. It does the job. It's not too expensive.

Most of the fixtures are pretty solid with the one exception being the base. It overrotated in its threads right away with very little effort so be careful with that if you do end up purchasing. It's still quite stable regardless.

I'm a little disappointed as it's definitely not the cheapest stand either, but I don't think I can expect too much of a quality jump in this price range. It's still better than cheaper stands I've had and I think overall 4 stars is fair for this price

Great

Sits in my recording studio under my snare.

Been there for years.

No problems and it's very inconspicuous - which, in this case is exactly what I want.

Top :-)

Great stand for bass drum

Works great for my bass drum, though the arm is a bit too long for me.

Perfect budget option

Very stable, great for setting up mics on a guitar cabinet.

Does what it's supposed to do

Good little cheap microphone stand. It is cheap and it shows but for this price I can't complain. I am using it for micing a kick drum in a studio environment, and for that it just perfectly fine.

I would not recommend this stand for touring or gigging though, as the clamps for tightening the stand just aren't high quality enough for constant use. For set it and forget uses like recording at home or in a studio though? Just the job just fine, and can't be beaten at this price.

good for the price.

works pretty good, just needs more weight on the base and/or the base needs to be a little bigger.

Best bang for the buck

Great stand, smooth and heavy enough.

Good value

Bought this for micing bass cab or kick drum in rehearsal space, seemed like the best option in this price bracket, no issues yet!

stand still

Using this stand for my kick drum mic - easy, durable, adjusting is good.

So good I bought two.

Originally bought one to mic a guitar cab (which I never got, thanks UPS) But upon taking it out the box I thought "damn that has some weight to it."

Screwed it into the base, slapped a mic into it and fiddled with it, unlike the mic stands from my college days, these actually stay in place and don't drop slowly, it's amazing. The wire clamps keep the wires where you want them so I thought "y'know what? I'll keep this one on my desk and i'll just buy a second one." Gives another meaning to the phrase "buy cheap buy twice". Highly recommend.

it is fantastic for the money

But now low enough to fit into the back of the bass drum... it is for about 4 inches inside the sound hole to 4 inches outside... it will tip over if not balanced, note: I used a e602 mk1 which is really heavy, but the stand itself is a good weight and well made.

Adequate stand

Not a bad stand if you’re using it for a small bass drum mic setup, but I bought it for using a condenser mic for podcasting, and I have to hang random things off the back to act as a counter weight.

Pros: great build quality for smaller mics

Cons: anything bigger than an SM-57 and it topples over

Unfortunately it is a bit too light for my use case.

I have this microphone stand on the edge of my desk with the arm almost horizontal to put the microphone in front of me. The microphone stand is not stable at this position because my microphone (Shure SM57) is apparently too heavy to be used like this.

All as expected

Solid stand - not too light, not too heavy for a table top mic holder that is easy to adjust.

Good choice

one of the economical microphone stands in the trade, but it does its job quite well, it does not loosen, it is made of good material, it does not break, as far as the weight at the bottom is concerned, the whole base simply should not be on one side, it should be somewhere in the middle, for the work I use in combination with the sm57 and 906e on my guitar amplifier it is quite good, negative I have not found anything so far!

TOP for its price

Nothing to say about it, for the price, it does its job brilliantly.

Pros: sturdy, cheap and easy to use.

Cons: be carefull while tightinh up the arm to the base

Sturdy. Solid. Small.

Bought this for mic-ing up my guitar amp, and it doesn't take up as much room as if it were a full sized stand. Very happy with it. The bass and build quality are very solid.

vey good and stable base for microphone.i recommed this product.