Millenium MS 2006 4-stars Reviews

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

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 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!

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.

Great stand!

Good quality for the price !

Decent micrphone stand

I use the stand on my desk. It's stable and easy to use. For the price, it definitely does the job well.

Good Cheap Mic Holder

I bought it to record my guitar amp with an SM57. It does its job, obviously it's not a really versatile stand: it's good if the beam is almost vertical to the floor, if you use a relatively heavy mic it can fall easily (with the SM57 it's not really the case).

+ : It's small and comfi

+ : it's really portable and light weight

+ : it requires a very little space

- : it isn't versatile

Can topple

Generally ell made, although screwing the stand into the base the first time is a fiddle. However the cable clip on the vertical part of the stand sheared in two the first time I attempted to remove it to clip the cable in.

Solid, but look elsewhere for good quality

It works, but feels a little cheap and started to rust a little after a while.

Small stand

Small space stand. I use it for micing kick drum and it seems good for that. Feels sturdier than cheap regular size millenium stands.

Good for the price but not great

It does it is expected.

However, since I've placed the mic way inside the bass drum, to get the fat sound of the drum and also the attack off the pedal on the skin I had to rotate the resonant skin to elevate the vent hole to match the stand height and also, had to add more weight to the base of the stand to prevent it from falling off.

Still, gets the job done.

Nice stand

I like the circle stand because the triangle feet usually take much more space. I recommend this one especially if you use it in an ISO BOX for guitar as you can place two side by side inside the ISO BOX.

Millenium MS 2006 Low Mic Stand

This, despite my somewhat low scoring, is reasonably made for the price tag. The base is sturdy too.

However the knobs to tighten the arm, when a mic is in place, are difficult to maintain a good pressure, so that the mic doesn't slowly drop down. One needs considerable strength to tighten them successfully to prevent this. Also the base is on the edge of tipping over with a mic attached, when the arm is fully extended.

I solved this problem as I had an old cymbal stand weight, that was the same size of the arm. When attached it provided the necessary stability.

Therefore I would only recommend this mic stand for those using lighter weight mics and/or not needing the arm fully extended.

(Note: I am using a Shure Beta 57 A microphone!)

Great weighted mix stands

Really good cheap, weighted, small mic stands. Perfect for heavy mics that go in the kick drum or to mic up cabs.

Found it tricky screwing in the weight to the stand but other than that it's a really usable, sturdy, and trustworthy stand

Excellent, good value, low mic stand ideal for bass drum micing. Solid, weighty base, so stays put once in position.

Build quality perfectly acceptable for such a good value piece of kit.

My only quibble is that a telescopic boom arm would make this stand even better and more flexible when floor space is limited. But I can't really complain, given the price.

Would definitely buy one again if the need arises.

Mic stand

Solid well made stand fit for purpose no issues good product

Stable et costaud ...

Produit fiable

Se positionne au sol ou sur une table

Je l'utilise pour faire de la voix off et je dois dire que j'en suis content.

Attention au poid de votre micro ... car peut déstabiliser le pied

Good quality for the price.

Whilst not as stable as a traditional tripod mic stand, for example it can be difficult to get a mic right into a kick drum, the reduced footprint is definitely worth this trade off.

Tightenings don't feel very high quality, but thats not really anything to complain about at the price point.

Very Stable

This is a very stable mic stand, good choice for this money.

I use it for my kick mic in a small stage and for me the boom was too long. I changed the boom for a shorter one and now I'm absolutely satisfied. The two cable clip broken prety easy. Overall, it's a good one.

Good stand but not so much internally for kick drum.

This microphone stand is sturdy and well priced. It is simple and suitable for recording amps, snare, kick drums etc. The circular base may also be useful for confined spaces.

I bought this mainly for micing up kick drums, however due to the fixed height of its base pole it is difficult to insert mics very far into the drum if the skin hole is lower than this minimum stand height, so this should be noted by potential buyers. External micing is not a problem.