Millenium Practice Pad Stand 8mm

Not An Interesting Choice

I bought it in December 2022 alongside a Millenium practice pad.

This stand came without a cover in one of it's three feet and the screw at the top of it where you place your pad is smaller than it's suppose to be. So, whenever I try to attach the same brand's practice pad to it, it won't fit, because it's too small.

Definitely it has no quality standard.

No what I expected.

It is not so much hard that I thought. Stand is not a very good quality, but the pad alone is alright.

Practice Pad Stand 8mm

Perfect stand for the drum practice pad I bought along with it. My sun loves it!

Thing makes noise

I really wish it didn’t have topmost angle. It makes high pitch noises during practice because it cant be 100% fixed

A good stand for practice pad OR electronic drum

I have two of these. The first one was flawless but now the second one had a quality issue (the top part that connects the stand to the pad was not stable). I could have returned it but decided to try to fix it myself with superglue and it seems that my fix really fixed it. Anyway, a great multipurpose stand and value for money, especially if you happen to get a flawless copy.

Too noisy

The problem is that the purpose of a practise pad is to play silently, and with this, the vibrations are carried through the stand and the metal just makes this "klank" sound when you hit the pad...

So I haven't used this more than twice and it will unfortunately stay in my attic until I find some other purpose for it...

Compact, good finish

This product is absolutely required for the practice pad that you will use. Compatible with Evans ARF-7GM Practice Pad.

Nice for a quick practice

Nice and light stand.

Not recommended if you play too heavy.

The lock mechanism on the top is not very practical has it can only be fixed by hand.

Good for the price

It is not the highest quality, but get the job done. The screw for mounting the DrumPad is hard to adjust. It's fairly stable and very good for beginners.

Honestly I'm the first person to go for cheap equipment and I'm often very satisfied because a lot of cheap stuff is really as useful as more expensive equipment. But in this case, I really should have gone for a more expensive stand. I bought this with an Evans RF 6GM practice pad, as the stand moves all over the place, I guess because it is too light. Also, it adds extra noise when you hit the pad because the stand is hollow, and the thread goes loose after a few minutes of practicing. All and all, it's best to go for a better stand.