Millenium MXB699 Bongo Stand

This is (at the time of sale) the cheapest bongo stand on Thomann. It shows. It's a bit rackety but if you tighten everything well, the bongos won't go anywhere (especially if you use the memory lock on the stand).

A word of caution though - do not tighten the bongo clamp too hard, as the screw will go through the padding and scratch the finish of your bongos without you noticing. It happened to me at least.

In summary: Nice and cheap, it does its job, but the quality is not top notch. Good for the percussionist on a budget

This stand is ferm and very steady when using the bongo's. The price/quality ratio is just superb. I really can recommend this stand. You won't regret it when you would buy this one.

Quality stand for my bongos. No problems in stability, and as I'm 2 meters tall, the height adjustment is more than adequate.

Over all the stand is built well but the clamp that screws in to hold the bongos in place is bad quality. The adhesive caused the rubber grip to fall off after 2 gigs..

No complaints about this reasonably-priced bongo stand. Feels sturdy enough for use in our studio. Decent height adjustment and the arms make the bongos very secure.

Can be a faf to set up and not very stable but for the price its a good product. Too high to set up if you are a sitting player - on a cajon for example.

Not as sturdy as I thought it would be. The bongos loosen up when playing, no matter how tight you have the wing nut. Not suitable if your playing while seated.

How brilliant, adjustable, practical, fantastic price point. Easy to assemble and holds my LP bongos without any issues whatsoever

Thank you Thomann

Not a professional bongo stand, but a solid one for sure. Quality / price ratio is really hard to beat here. Definitely a good purchase.

Not a bad bongo stand. The brace is the best feature, if slightly awkward to take on and off. But it does hold the bongos fairly securely. The pad that pushes against the center of the bongos does break off a little easily, but the point that's left will still hold the drums in place, as long as you don't mind boring a small hole into the center.