K&M 22300 GOOSENECK
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An Essential "Gooseneck" Format for Microphone Installations
The gooseneck is a classic choice for setups requiring a well-placed and stable microphone while maintaining good orientation flexibility. With its 3/8 threading and male/female design, this model ensures simple compatibility to complement an existing stand, base, or mount.
Who Is It For and What Are Its Uses?
This microphone gooseneck is aimed at musicians, sound technicians, and installers who want to quickly adjust a microphone without changing the entire support. It is also well suited for music stands, speeches, rehearsals, and stage setups when a precise and repeatable positioning is needed.
Technical specifications
| Category | gooseneck | Telescopic boom | No |
| Material | steel | Color | Black |
| End thread | 3/8" | Finishing | Black & chrome |
| Boom length | 400 mm | Weight | 0.32 kg |
Questions frequently asked
Is the K&M 22300 compatible with a 3/8 inch microphone stand?
The mounting is based on a male/female 3/8 inch thread. It allows adding this gooseneck to a mounting setup using this standard.
What is the length of the gooseneck?
The boom measures 400 mm, or 40 cm. This length provides suitable reach for repositioning a microphone on a stand or base.
Is the K&M 22300 gooseneck telescopic?
No, its length is fixed and it does not have a telescopic system.
What is the diameter and material of this microphone gooseneck?
The structure is made of steel and has a diameter of 15 mm. Its weight is 0.32 kg. The black finish ensures discreet integration into a microphone setup.
Can a microphone be oriented for a lectern or speech?
The flexible design allows adjusting the microphone orientation. This model is suitable for lecterns, speeches, and stage setups requiring reproducible placement.



