Millenium Goose S

First version was badly scratched on delivery, but Thomann were great and replaced it with an immaculate second version. However, the manufacturing tolerances were so poor on this second version that it didn't screw on the standard fitting. I gave up at this point and continued to use the scratched version, as at least it fits! Otherwise it's fine, Goose neck seems pretty stable, but wish I had gone for the Gravity version instead.

Great Goose, hard enough to support even two microphones on T-Stereo bar. I was before use Gravity Goose but no complain for this one also!!

I bought goose necks from a mix of brands to test/use and this holds up quite well among the more expensive brands.
None of them are "perfect" between being flexible and stable but the diference of stiffness over time under weight pressure is very comparable to more expensive brands.

I would recommend this, expecting to spend less if you need to replace it over time using it with heavier weights and NEVER replace it with light weights.

Much better made and more sturdy than I expected for such a cheap gooseneck. Some are too flexible, some are too stiff, this one is relatively stiff but at least it is capable of supporting a dynamic mic like an SM58 etc without sagging. No problem with it

+ price
+ dimensions/length

- not so usable for bass drum mic because of its weight, but for any other smaller mics works perfect.

Nice solid goose-neck,works well on even moderately heavy microphones.

Holds The Weight Of A Microphone

Bought to make a small bass drum mic clamp and its excellent.

I needed to clamp a mini mixer to a mic stand and this does the job perfectly can bend it to almost any angle it is nice and solid and stiff enough to hold onto whatever you want to put on it.
Cool piece of kit!