Millenium SS-902 Pro Series Snare Stand

This stand is a complete bargain. Tons of adjustment. Massively heavy and oversized. Brilliant quality. Rotating head for easy changes to angle. Complete bargain compared to anything on the market at this price point.

Only things I don't like is the weight and the fact that it cannot be set very low at all. We use an offset basket at the studio so I'm kind of spoilt and when I switched to this I had to seriously mess around with the angles of the snare 'claws' or whatever you'd call them on this stand to get it just sort of low enough otherwise I'd have been cutting it up or looking for another stand. The fact I'd be looking to cut it up instead of getting another brand shows how superior this stand is compared to others at even twice the price point.

I'm also pretty tall and set my throne pretty high. I'm just used to having my snare low. Also my hats are generally as low as they can go so it might not be a problem for others. I couldn't play a 6.5" snare in this though, it is that close for me and I'm 6'2". Wouldn't think of using this for a tom stand or similar due to it never getting low enough.

When I first purchased this stand i was a bit sceptical because it was a millenium product. I was worried it would be a cheep, own brand product that would just fall apart after a hard drumming session. How wrong i was! It is a fantastic stand. It is a sturdy, chunky stand that has a nice bit of weight in it. I have never had any type of problem with it falling over or becoming wobbly or unsteady. There is a handy little feature on it that allows the angle it faces to be adjusted, something i had not seen before. It has a wide opening top so it can hold large snares as well as smaller snares. I use this stand when I am playing gigs as its easy to transport because it folds up very small and is quickly folded out again. The stand is very durable and has never lost its "new shine" look.
One small setback is that the height can not be set very low. I tend to play with my snare very low so sometimes I have to leave the snare loose so its not above my toms. Aside that there are no negatives.
I would recommend it to any drummer looking for a sturdy stand or someone beginning to play who wants value for money

I use this snare stand in my homestudio for my Tama LST148 Sound Lab Snare (14" x 8") steel snare. So I needed a snare stand that would offer me a lot of stability. This stand really does that job. It has a lot of possibilities to put your snare in the perfect position. What I also really like is that at snare basket at the handles to hold the snare are also adjustable at many positions this is great because I can place my snare in it with not to much tension on it for a better resonance. It is very stabile on the ground and doesn't move when I play very hard on my snare. For me it does the job it needs to do when I play my drums. So if you need a good snare stand with a lot of possibilities, stability and a very good price/quality than I really would recommend this one because for what he has to offer you would normally pay so much more. So it is a go ahead.