We know Millenium as Thomann's house brand, primarily aimed at beginning and intermediate drummers. With the release of a new kit in the budget segment, the Millenium MPS-350, they add a new electronic drum kit with surprising features to their range.
The kit will be available from November 2025 and is aimed at drummers who want a modern set without paying the top price.
Also read: Millenium Electronic Drums: Why Should You (Not) Buy Them?, where I compare all the Millenium drum kits with each other.
Modern electronic drum kit with Bluetooth and mesh heads
One thing we rarely see in the lower price range is the availability of Bluetooth. Why is Bluetooth convenient? Because it allows you to easily connect your smartphone or tablet, allowing you to play along wirelessly with your favorite music or drum lessons.
Unlike the MPS-150, the Millenium MPS-350 features mesh heads. Mesh heads are thin mesh heads that provide a more realistic playing feel while also reducing ambient noise. Convenient for the home drummer!
Extra stable bass drum and compact module
Millenium has also clearly paid attention to the bass drum. The two-legged design provides extra stability, keeping the kick securely in place even with heavy playing. The 8-inch size is also a standout feature. This allows double bass enthusiasts to fully unleash their skills on a Millenium kit without any slippage.
The module has a modern and user-friendly design, featuring a metronome, coach function, volume control, AUX, and outputs for both headphones and monitors. A bonus feature is the free input, allowing the system to be easily expanded with an additional crash.
Who is the Millenium MPS-350 suitable for?
The Millenium MPS-350 is suitable for beginner and (semi-)advanced drummers looking for a full-fledged electronic drum kit without breaking the bank. Thanks to the mesh heads, the set is perfect for home use, as you won't disturb others.
I think Millenium made a smart move by targeting the group of drummers who want something more than the Millenium MPS-150 (which I wasn't entirely satisfied with, see review) but a Alesis Nitro Max or MPS-450 too expensive. The MPS-350 is therefore a very suitable middle ground.
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