On-Stage 6" Microphone Gooseneck, Black

Perfect for my need - to hold a pad tray on my drum kit. It sturdy and flexible just about right

Fine for the price in my use. I have it holding a samson meteor and it doesnt sag or try to with the weight of that small mic. I kinda wish it was a bit longer to have more bend, but Ive managed so far without

Honestly surprised by the quality of the gooseneck, I expected something flimsy, but is really solid.

I purchased two of these, several weeks apart. The first arrived in factory packaging and slipped directly over the male threads of all my mic stands. Machined incorrectly. I had Amazon send me a replacement and that one was fine, but I still had to return the defective item. The second one I ordered just arrived and again the female end will not stay threaded appropriately. So 2 out of 3 were junk.I have requested a replacement item and will update this review if it too is not threaded correctly. Now I have to return this one.There must be a whole batch of these that are just junk.

This is what I use to mount some of my starship models. It's sturdy and bendable so that you can adjust the angle of your mounted model. It is hollow so that you can run electrical connections through it from your lighted model. The six inch version is great for low-altitude display. There are longer versions for high-altitude display.Because of the diameter of the gooseneck, I would recommend this product for models that are ten inches, or longer.

Works great thanks

When I first took this out of the bag I thought people were crazy for saying it was too easily flexible. But sure enough when I placed a Blue Bluebird on it, waaaaamp down it went like Bill Clinton's gooseneck after the impeachment hearing. That being said, it then occurred to me that there probably isn't a way to make a gooseneck that could support the weight of a studio condenser and still be at ALL flexible. So I can't really fault the manufacturer here. I think it's an applicational flaw. In other words, this works great for something else. I use it for a pop filter and couldn't be happier with it!

Appears to be a well made goosenect, booth ends fit existing threads on stand and mic. bracket. Only (small) flaw is that somewhere in shipping/handling, based on scrapes on plastic package, a bit of the black coating was worn off...not a deal breaker.

I needed a gooseneck for my mic - so that I could bring the mic forward (away from the stand) and mount an acrylic shield (required for live performances during COVID).This one fits the bill ... it is firm enough that the weight of the mic doesn't cause it to 'dip' over time. It is also easy enough to move up/down/sideways to suit how I need my mic adjusted on the fly.Now a standard fixture on my mic stand!

Nice little flex arm. Ordered two on them, both are identical in quality. Only personal complaint is that the finish is a shiny black. Would have preferred a more satin finish. That’s not to say that there is anything wrong with the quality of the finish... it is very beautifully smooth and clean looking. Also the stiffness is just right... firm. Highly recommend.

The product feels good, it's fairly heavy so it would help with stability. Unfortunately, the female end is too large so it does not fit snugly when the base is screwed in it. You can use some Teflon to thicken the threads, but it's really inconvenient.

This was a gift for my husband. He is very happy with it and it is good quality. Great price.

The total height of this is 6 inches, but you loose so much of the goose neck to the mounting joints. I have a Yeti, which doesn't really need it, and I wondered why I got it, until it came time to plug in the USB/Monitor. Then I was really really happy I bought this thing! :D