Millenium MS 2007 Black

This is a good-quality mic-stand, It has a solid construction and is well-balanced. It is suitable for any application but probably more so for vocalist who might need slightly better quality stand-vocalists' stands tend to be knocked or pushed around a bit more than a mic stand that is in a static position (ie drum/amp mic etc)

I really like the unusually large soft-grip handle for adjusting the height-It tightens and untightens very easily but remains firmly in position once adjusted. This has been a problem with some stands I have previously owned-The stand locked in position and could not be tightened or untightened without having very sore hands afterwards.

For anyone considering buying a stand for a vocal mic I would recommend paying the extra rather than going for a cheaper model. Microphones are expensive and you definitely don't want them to crash to the ground because of an inferior stand-which this is definitely not.

This stand fills the gap, working bands can't afford to over indulge on what can be considered peripheral gear. If it stands up and holds the mic the that will do.To be fair there is not much wrong with that logic that is its sole purpose. However as we all know its not the standing up thats the problem, it's the constant packing up and down and adjustment. The cheap's do the job for a few gigs then the adjusters come loose, the rods slip, and the mic wont stay were you put it. As I said the Millenium MS 2007 fills the gap the adjusters are strong and they do the job as long as most stands twice the price.