Millenium PDR-5004 Prof. Drum Rack

This rack is of a very impressive build for the price. It is sturdy and versatile enough to hold my toms and cymbals in just the right positions and keep them there no matter how hard I play. It was very easy to set up from the box just needing a drum key to adjust all the nuts. The tubing is very strong and looks impressive, the other function I like is the ability to tilt the front of the rack and the amount of adjustments in the side bars and rear legs. The one thing I would have like though would be to have the boom arms on the rear legs to have been longer to have more options on the positioning of the cymbals. How ever other than that small gripe it is an excellent rack and the only thing in my opinion that would make it better for me would be the addition of a few bar to make a cage.
I personaly do not think you could get better for your money and the other thing is I can keep my kit within the area of the rack which I couldn't do if all my cymbals were on thier own stands.
Going back to the cage option I believe Millenium are missing an oportunity in not having the option of an add on to make a cage as it would be an easy add by using the boom arm sockets to extend from.

I used this rack on my DW Concept Maple kit and worked beautifully! With careful planning, the main front frame can hold all 3 rack toms and have room for an extra splash arm. The frame fits perfectly around the kit too! All the locks and cymbal stands are sturdy, could do a whole set and they wouldn't move (same with the rack toms!). Easy to put together and break down!

My only con would be the size of it, this is a very large rack! The cymbal arms only go down so much before the cymbal hits the arm, so the cymbals have to be quite high up. The arms around the kit also go very wide depending on your setup. If you're looking for a small, compact rack then this may not be the one for you! But if you've got a big kit and lots to put on, then I would completely recommend this rack! Can also be quite heavy when put in a gig bag, but nothing more than normal for a drummer!