Millenium 6-Micstand Bag

When I received this Microphone Bag I didn't really know what sort of quality to expect from it. I have had many bags over the years and some have been okay and some have been terrible. This is by far the best bag I have ever bought to carry microphone stands. I also use this bag to carry my Sub to Top poles and my base of my music stand.

The material is of a very high quality and you can see that it is built for use on the road and for gigging. The material also makes the product look very professional.

The Zip is very good and due to it being a large Zip it never gets caught or kinks. This is useful when tidying away at the end of a long night so that nothing gets broken.

The base of the bag is very strong and I feel that it couldn't get broken easily.

The carrying hand is of a strong construction and is attached so that it can survive coming in and out of vehicles.

All in all this bag is a fantastic product and I would recommend anyone that is using a few mic stands have one.

When I purchased this bag, I was delighted with the comfort of carrying the mic stands. I used the bag primarily for travel to recording sessions at various venues: concert halls, restaurants, clubs, etc.
After a year of not very active use, the fabric began to flake off at the junction with the zipper. And in the end, a through hole appeared along the sides under the zipper. I saw that the fabric itself began to crumble, threads began to fall out.
An interesting note is that on the opposite side, where there is no zipper, everything is fine with the fabric. The main weight of the microphone stands fell on this side of the bag. (The bag was in an upright position during long-term storage)
Let me summarize. Excellent usability. Comfortable soft handle - does not rub your hand. However, the workmanship is poor. If the fabric at the junction with the zipper was sewn with a large overlap, then this problem would not have arisen. Thanks for attention!

I don't know why - but cymbal stands and mic stands are THE most painful thing in the world to carry.

No longer true - well, the cymbal stands are still.

I use the stands-bag to keep stands together when storing and to keep crushing my hands when transporting to/from recording sessions. You can fit in more than 6 if you are lucky and I am 100% sure that the bag can take the extra weight. The zip is really high quality and the handle equally so.

When comparing to other equivalents (not THAT common) this bag seemed really good value - if it were built well. I took a punt and not unlike other Thomann/Millenium products this ended up being really solid and just simply great value.

If I ever need to expand my mic-stand collection the cost of one of these will be part of the budget.

In short - I highly recommend this if you want to organise your stands or regularly suffer the pain of carrying multiple stands at once.

I bought a lot of equipment from you. All the equipment was carefully packed, the delivery was orderly and on time. One of the products that really blew me away was the AKG C 314 microphone. Uniform diaphragms, real AKG color, low noise, mostly everything great except for one thing: Your "B stock" sticker is really terrible. I don't know if the reason for this non-stickiness is some kind of manipulation, possible later rebirth or something else, but it took me several hours to take it off, while soaking the suitcase in warm water and of course drying it.

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It's like a giant golf bag - 6 segments for standard mic stands. The stands fit in perfectly, and the fact they're kept separate not only saves them getting beat up, it makes it easier to get them out because they don't get caught up on each other.

The bag is made from a heavy canvas-type material, it looks like it should be pretty hard wearing. The top and bottom have hard panels (probably plywood) to help it keep it's shape. There's handles on the side, and there are hooks for a shoulder strap (not included).

Overall, it seems pretty solid. I record on location a lot, so being able to hump around a bunch of stands in a good case is a must - and so far, this is probably the best case I've tried.

Our sound engineer has no time for "gently does it", and neither do I. When the gig's over the gear gets launched at great speed into the back of a packed van. This wee bag is still looking and working like brand new. I'm convinced there is some sort of sorcery afoot here. :-)

This item is a real bargain and a ridiculously functional piece of gear. It's comfortable to carry/work with; it's tough enough for a padded bag; and the zip works smoothly and effortlessly. The zip? What's so important about the zip I hear you say? Well it's maybe not important to the singer or the guitarist but it sure is important to the Roadie. Our Roadie would not be a happy camper if he had to wrestle with a zip for 10 minutes at the end of a gig when all he wants to do is throw the gear in the van and get home to a nice cold beer!