Millenium MS 2002 N

I needed something to hold notes, music.. to be easily readable when practicing and this has proved to be almost perfect. Fitted easily but does 'droop' a little, though it isn't an issue even with a large book on it. The only negative is that there is no front lip to stop some of my stiffer books closing, but this was simply solved by clamping a section of 'L' shaped alloy to the front of the stands 'foot' & that the clamp action that stop the holder from swiveling is hard to lock in place, but again not really an issue. Excellent value, very pleased with this and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it.

I find this one to be better than the K&M one, which I bought first.

Due to the lack of foam padding on the clamp, the grip is much tighter and there is no sagging of the clamp arm.

The board is made of a much softer and lighter metal (feels like aluminum) and scratches easily. Also feels like it would bend under heavy weight so you will want to sure this is not sitting at the bottom of a pile of equipment.

For stage use, it definitely stands up to job. It will easily take the weight of a small laptop. When clamping to a microphone stand, the clamp arm is long enough to give a decent amount of tilt back.

I use the stand mounted on my e-drums. When there is no "cargo" on the stand it is rattling or acting as a speaker cone. This is of course depending on the stability of the stand and the playing volume. But on low volume settings it was so annoying that I removed while playing without notes.

The Bottom screw is very cheap. It hardly locks the stands swivel. I had to tighten it as hard as I could by hand.

The clamp screw seemed a little bit offset from the V-groove centre it should be aligned with. But it holds the stand nevertheless.

Nothing of the above hinder me from using the stand. So I recommend it as a cheap stand for e-drums.