Millenium RT6810 Reviews
Excellent value for money
I bought these roto toms to use on just one song in our set and was expecting them to be poor quality as the price tag was so cheap. I was pleasantly surprised, the stand is really sturdy with quick release clamp. the tom castings are a little rough around the edges but the sound is excellent. I will probably invest in better quality heads as the single ply heads provided will probably not last too long, but overall, this set is excellent value for money.
Very nice roto toms
These are a very nice set of roto toms. You get a very high tone from the smallest drum which is great for reggae beats. The lowest drum can go quite low but too loose and the tone is lost. I prefer the bright sounds when they are tight myself. They can work on full kit or as a percussion instrument to compliment a full kit. The hardware on these drums are pretty strong and they stand very steady. They can be angled in many ways and they can stand very tall so it would fit a variety of kits both big and small. Or they could be stood with other percussion instruments. I am getting great use out of these roto toms with a large range of tones available from them.
Millenium Roto-Toms
I've always wanted a set of Roto-Toms ever since seeing INXS and VAN HALEN in concert in 1984 ish, now an old man :), aged 44, having recently returned to drumming after an enforced absence( kids eh!, who knew they would take so long to grow up), I purchased this set of MILLENIUM 6,8,10 ROTO TOMS and I am very happy with the construction and quality and over the moon with the sound.
I have to say though that I've replaced the stock heads with REMO CS BLACK DOTS, which make them sing and taken them off the mounting bar and put them onto my rack, which aids ease of placement immensely. 9.95/10

Technical Data
- Manufactured by Millenium
- Released in 2003
- Average price : $162
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