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It is....weak. Like, seriously, useless.
Well, what can I say, this thing cannot hold a freaking SM58 without slowly, slowly bending down all the time. This is really frustrating, as I hoped to save some stage room with goosenecks on stage. What a pity.
You cannot trust it on the stage, as it adds one more layer of stress-thoughts: "will it bend down on my keyboard again? Will the microphone be at my mouth level when I sing the next line, while frantically trying to remember the lyrics?". Yeah, you get the idea.
Not 100% useless though - might find some use at.... damn, I have hard time coming up with a practical solution here. What is it even good for, if it doesn't hold the mic? I wonder if other brands are better?
You cannot trust it on the stage, as it adds one more layer of stress-thoughts: "will it bend down on my keyboard again? Will the microphone be at my mouth level when I sing the next line, while frantically trying to remember the lyrics?". Yeah, you get the idea.
Not 100% useless though - might find some use at.... damn, I have hard time coming up with a practical solution here. What is it even good for, if it doesn't hold the mic? I wonder if other brands are better?
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Works, but...
it works, good screws, but not good on weight support. At least for me, to do a side assembly for a mic on the drums.
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Just what I needed.
Simple item. Does the job.
Strong enough to support any mics I try on it without bending.
It's a nice size for that I wanted. Would recommend for the price.
Strong enough to support any mics I try on it without bending.
It's a nice size for that I wanted. Would recommend for the price.
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Great and quality goose
This Millennium Goose L is quality holder for microphones and such. I use mine also as cab grabber mic holder. They hold heavy microphones with ease. Its very flexible so you can to move around where you want. All in All great and cheap alternative to Gravity Goose which i use allot also..
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Buy one...they're great
So I bought this along with a base plate and mic holder so I could screw it onto my Roland TD-15k V drums for live performances. Used it on its first gig last Friday night and I am very impressed with the quality. All the other drummers were jealous. Buy one...it's cheap and great quality.
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Millenium Goose Neck
Plain and simple, robust little Goose Neck ...
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Not bad but check the mic weight
Quality build, be mindful of the weight you want to support... Not suitable for a Rode Nt2A without a lot of balancing and twisting into position, hoping for the best.
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Does the job
Does what it needs to do. Fairly firm, keeps the shape. Using this attached to a drum throne to guide the cables.
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