Millenium T51 Drum Brushes

'Use - Play some music!'
Yeah, you can buy better brushes in the market ...but if you are looking at these you probably know that yet. I think at this price they can help you, at least if you are not relying a repertoire entirely on them - like an intense ballads or Jazz gig or symphonic percussion work - and want to have a pair of them around for occasional use on some songs or intros and give another texture to your drum kit.

'My conclusion'
Recommended, as always if you do not expect the best weight / balance or the best build / construction.

I decided to get my brush game into shape but I didn't really know what to go for, fixed, retractable or reversible sticks. so I went for the cheapest option and they are cheap for a reason. I've practiced with them and they do me just fine until im more competent and ill pay a bit more.

These are fair brushes for a fair price. I bought them for a little versatility when recording my drums. I do not have a lot of experience with different brushes, these work well for me. I did not give them five stars, as I do not have an immediate feeling of great control when I pick them up I am sure these things could be made to a higher standard, but would cost more.

I'm not massively experienced in the use of brushes but these seem to be pretty good for what they are. So far, they've last very well and still look, feel and play like new. Lovely.

I think this is a case of 'each to their own', the same as your choice in thickness of regular sticks or hot rods. However, for me they feel nice, produce the right sort sound I was expected and continue to be good. If I were to find a negative, I'd say that the metal brushes themselves were a little lightweight for my liking - again though, personal preference!

Simple beginner brushed that are of reasonable quality.
For the price I can't complain.

they works as expected. i dont see any problems with them.

Really good option for acoustic gigs

Never used brushes before but these feel pretty nice to hold and play with. Pretty good for the price but again, I have nothing to compare them to.

Your basic set of brushes, great for when you want to start experimenting with different styles of play but don't want to break the bank on name brand brushes. The single threads seem pretty delicate but as long as you take care and store them with the brushes pulled in, they'll last you a long time.

I bought these for church play and rehearsal. They are good enough and for the price I wouldn't be expecting a top quality brushes. They sound fine and are nice to play with. One of them has a stiffer pull mechanism so it doesn't go all the way up (stays about .5cm shorter than it's counterpart).
Also, the metal is a bit weak and bends somewhat easily if you don't pay attention when storing them.
Still, for the price and usage I'm happy with them and I'd recommend.