I know, I know… one should never put one’s expensive digital mixer on a stand. Yep, duly noted and AGREED.
However, we run sound from stage and just upgraded from a Yamaha MG10XU, which was running atop a good mic stand w/ the mic stand adapter.
Obviously the CQ series doesn’t have a mic stand adapter option, so we need a decent sturdy stand with at least a 17" x 13" size tray for the CQ-18T.
Just curious if anyone else runs sound from stage, with their mixer on a stand (???) and if so, which stand ???
#threace
We also use a stand for laptops/notebooks,
because we mix ourselves from the stage
unfortunately I can’t post a link here.
A&H blocks it for me, I don’t know why. whatever.
I hope you can see all the information you need in the picture.
with this stand you can adjust the angle of the support.
I find it very comfortable on stage to be able to tilt the CQ18T the way I like.
Regards from Germany
Thomas
Thank you. We’re looking at similar laptop/projector stands; just wish they had wider tripod bases for more stability.
A regular Orchestra Pult Workshop Sell.
Olaf
This may not be a solution that works for you but this is how I run my CQ-18T from the stage and keep the footprint low. Essentially, I bought a 2nd tier for my keyboard X-stand, then made a custom shelf (1/4" birch plywood painted matte black). The shelf is tie wrapped to the stand tier but the CQ-18T is held in by gravity (I have ~1" holes that line up with the rubber feet so it can’t slide around, and I have a 3.5" hole in the middle where the fan is located for ventilation). Here are a couple of pics.
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