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Millenium DSS-818F Stage Snare Stand

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3.6 / 5

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Millenium DSS-818F Stage Snare Stand
£33
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Not worth the money
Kaj_Mahal 06.04.2018
In contrast to a lot of reviews to this product, this snare stand was not what I expected. The system with the 'counterweight' (which isn't really an actual counterweight) does not work at all, making the stand unstable in almost any position. The thickness of the counterweight also impedes you from putting it in an upright position (which would have probably been the only way to make the stand stable). Another annoyance is that the basket part is not tightly fixed to the rest of the stand, and there no knob to turn that any tighter. I must admit I haven't been able to test if that was really a hindrance during playing, but that's only because I wasn't able to put the stand in a stable position in the first place.

There are only two upsides:
- The basket indeed supports smaller snares (like my Roland PD-125, or even my Prologix Blue Lightning 10" practice pad).
- It's cheap.

The cons of this stand far exceed the pros. Do yourself a favor and spend some extra money on a decent stand. Only consider this product if you're really low on cash, but even then it is not recommended.
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cheap but good
Anonymous 15.09.2014
The millenium DSS-818F Stage Snare stand is a great and cheap option for little sidesnares or low weight main snares.
With the arm, wich is 12,5 inches ( 31,7 Cm) long, is the positioning between all the other tripod stands very easy.
The basket is conceived to hold 10" -14" .
I haven't got a 10" snare yet but my 10" Tom Tom fits onto the stand.
My 14" inch main would fit in size, too but not in weight. It's way too heavy (ok, it's a 14" by 7", thick wood snare).
The srews and the chromium plating could be done better but you can not expect the same workmanship at this 30? stand as at the expensive ones.
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Perfectly adjustable
3k_sha 06.10.2020
I am using it also as a stand for Millenium mps850 snare and it works perfectly..I am a bit taller person so I needed to find a way how to set my drums accordingly and this stand just works..I struggled at first with handling it ( since you need to find an angle and balance point as well ) but now I am absolutely satisfied..good price, good quality..
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Some reservations
Michael W. 151 29.05.2016
This was for my son.

It is heavy and stable and offers plenty of adjustment.

That said, he is good at finding weak spots [i.e: heavy-handed] and the plastic 'nut' under the 'basket legs' soon became weak and allowed the stand to slip out of adjustment.

I can't really recommend it for the above reason but it is possible that we got a bad example and others will not display the same weakness. It's for that reason that I have given it 3-stars ... on our own experience 1 star for quality and handling would be more appropriate.
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Almost a nice snare stand
Gidi 12.12.2017
the delivery was great as always, but the stand is simply not so comfortable to use. it's not stable at all, as well as hard to pack into the hardware bag.
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Engineers I believe in you, you can really do better....
Jo.S. 27.04.2022
Don't expect miracles from this. It is ok, but no better. could need some more height, some more length in the arm, some better angles.. I fixed it. But it tired me.
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Depends by its use
Anonymous 30.06.2016
I used this stand with a small snare, both in a regular drum kit, and in a very small acoustic set.
Occasionally lost its balance, and it's also not so easy to regulate the angle of the main arm.
I would recommend it just if you plan to set it lower than usual, as I do in the acoustic set.
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Zuzi 18.12.2020
It's falling apart, unstable and cannot hold a snare anything smaller than 14 inch. The plastic screw nut, that is supposed to adjust the arms that hold the snare between 10 and 14 inch, is too big and loose, so when I try to adjust my 10 inch practice pad, the arms just fall open, and they release the practice pad.
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Secondary?
Anonymous 05.11.2014
I bought this stand for both my primary and secondary snare. Quite fast i found that it could be very unstable at hard playing. It works however fine as the secondary snare stand. Its a smart construction as you can play around a bit more and not allways having the stand beneath the snare. It mainly gets unstable when you do that. Eg. Shifting the mass of centre.
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Not a good stand. adjustments are problematic
Anonymous 19.01.2015
The stand can't be made to go more vertical than the picture shows, because the counterweight is too wide and the teeth in the ball joint don't allow it. So the stand needs to be placed very far back in the setup to be useful, and the off-centre nature of it makes it hard to balance it without it falling over. I wouldn't recommend this stand.
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Millenium DSS-818F Stage Snare Stand