Prime Go stand that attaches to normal speaker stand

[EddyMac]

Does anyone know where I can get one of these stands that connects a Prime Go to a speaker stand? Thanks in advance!

[Pasha]

I wouldn’t risk it

Firstly, having all the speaker vibrations piling down through the stand into the Go isn’t going to do any good to the connections

Speaking of connections … it’s bad enough having the “laptop battlements” of a laptop screen hiding the DJ from their audience on a lot of rigs, but having a whopping great speaker isolating the DJ from the room is just crazy

[AIRVince]

@Pasha

Firstly, having all the speaker vibrations piling down through the stand into the Go isn’t going to do any good to the connections

Is probably not actually going to do any -bad- on the other hand. Every speaker has connections directly on the speaker cabinet itself, and I don’t think I’ve ever heard of these rattling loose due to vibrations.

@Pasha

but having a whopping great speaker isolating the DJ from the room is just crazy

But as a 2ndary unit to play music specifically for a after wedding ceremony cocktail hour, it could be perfect.

@EddyMac

Your best bet is to look for laptop stands on music instrument retailer websites. You may need to cobble a few things together - I know there are laptop stands that screw on to a mic stand. You may need to get creative. Sorry I can’t recommend any specific products - but I hope that gets you started.

[PKtheDJ]

@AIRVince

not actually going to do any -bad-

My thoughts exactly. Don’t forget there’s an amp inside that speaker, and in every powered speaker on the market - including those huge line array systems pumping out many thousands of watts at concerts and festivals.

[Pasha]

@AIRVince

Is probably not actually going to do any -bad- on the other hand. Every speaker has connections

There have been some issues with some OEM/3rd party speakers which have had SD card ports on the speaker, to allow music/playlist playback from SD during band beer breaks - but the vibrations from the speaker, doing what speakers do, caused the SD card socket to keep losing “good” connection with the contacts on the SD card -resulting in tracks stopping playback.

True, the amount of vibrations carried down a speaker pole will be less than those found on the back of the speaker itself. But a consideration, none the less.

[djdragon]

You’re looking for this and this.

[EddyMac]

Thank you! Will check these out.

[EddyMac]

No worries! Thanks for the response.