Hey!
Does anyone know if it is possible to connect a USB-hub to Denon Prime GO?
(I do not have a USB Hub to test, otherwise I’d check it out myself)
If it does not work Please Denon implement this 
I Really Hope it works 
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It works. I’ve had a Anker Hub and it worked.
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It does not work 100%…
It does not work if you want to connect 2 sources on the hub, but you can connect a source and a USB keyboard for example…
This could be your hub it works fine for me I have had 3 devices connected to a hub before.
Hello,
also worked for me, had two different sources on it and a soundswitch dongle.
So if I’m getting this right it works to have several USBs/Sources if. you have the right hub.
Will see if I get a USB-C → USB A or just get a USB A hub
Thanks for the answers 
Hubs, especially unpowered ones are usually risky .
But it’s all down to what you plug into the hub, as to how risky, or how transparent its introduction will be. Three iPads all rapid charging… somethings gonna have connectivity issues… 3 little usb memory sticks … yeah not so bad
Pasha is right, do not charge your iphone or something. But two USB sticks and a Controle One were fine.
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Thanks for all the answers
I will but a big sign on the hub “ONLY STICKS” 
Hi! Sorry to revive this thread.
Is connecting via USB hubs still working for all of you? I recall it working a while ago, but when I tested today the Prime Go doesn’t detect the USBs at all. Tried using 2 different USB C Hubs, connected using a USB C → A adapter, but no luck. Individually the USBs can connect fine.
Have a B2B coming up and was planning to use my Prime Go for it, so this is a bit worrying. Not sure if it’s just an issue with my unit though.
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SD Cards are super cheap, you only need a UHS-I standard card for DJing with, that’s probably the best solution.
Is your USB hub passive or active?
Yeah, getting an SD card is the alternative solution for my upcoming gig. Was just hoping to get it working in the (admittedly rare) event of a B2B2B which would require multiple USBs to be connected.
I’ve been trying using passive USB hubs. Would this be an issue? I’ve heard / seen that it works:
I’d say an active hub is your next port of call, one of our regulars here always recommends an active one.
I don’t own a go but if I did I’d have a good quality 512gb SD card with all my music on, then let others plug their flash drives in. They’re on Amazon for around £30.
Have just ordered an SD card so that bit is sorted. Might test out using an active hub next if I come across one. Cheers and appreciate all the advice.
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Bought a passive USB hub and it was working fine - really useful for multiple djs who had usb thumb drives to plug-in, but then one day, it suddenly stopped working. Anyone have any idea how come? How to fix? I don’t want to bring active usb hub because part of the appeal for this unit is being able to work battery-powered!