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digiTop

digiTop

Meter bridge shelf for Yamaha, Avid, Allen & Heath and DiGiCo consoles

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Regular price $45.00
Regular price $50.00 Sale price $45.00
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Digital consoles are shaped for faders, not for laptops. Curved meter bridges, sloped surfaces, nowhere flat to put the thing you need at eye level — so it ends up on a road case, on your knee, or gaffed to something it shouldn't be.

digiTop is a flat, solid platform cut to the exact profile of your console's meter bridge. No straps, no clamps. Laptop, iPad, nearfield monitors, shoutbox — whatever the gig needs, at the height you actually work at, with the desk still looking like a desk.

Shipping now for Avid S6L, Allen & Heath dLive C and SQ (including rack-mounted SQ), Yamaha DM7 — one platform serves the DM7, DM7 EX, DM7 Compact and DM7 EX Compact, which share a profile — and DiGiCo Quantum 225, 326, 338 and 852. Foldable supports mean it packs flat and rides in a backpack or a rack drawer.

Disclaimer: The digiTop was developed by user request. We do not in any way promote or endorse placing loads on top of a mixer, even though they do look quite cool and are really useful.

ā–ø Quick Facts
What it is A flat working surface for digital mixing consoles that don't give you one. Mounts on the meter bridge to provide stable horizontal space at the height you actually work at.
Who it's for FOH engineers, monitor engineers, broadcast engineers and audio operators running Yamaha, Avid, Allen & Heath or DiGiCo consoles
Compatible consoles
  • Yamaha DM7, DM7 Compact, DM7 EX and DM7 EX Compact
  • Avid S6L
  • Allen & Heath dLive C series
  • Allen & Heath SQ series (standard and rack-mounted)
  • DiGiCo Quantum 225, 326, 338, 852
Dimensions: The platform is 9 x 9 inches
What it holds Laptop, tablet, near field monitor, shoutbox — any gear that benefits from a stable elevated surface at the console
Available as Single ($45, reg. $50) or Pair ($80, reg. $95) through August 31 — foldable supports for easy transport in a backpack or rack drawer
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You wanted it. We made it happen.

It's a doghouse for boards that never left room for one.

  • Allen & Heath:

    • dLive C series
    • SQ series
    • SQ series rack-mounted (angled)
  • StageStrike digiTop mounted on a Yamaha DM7 Compact digital audio console
  • MacBook sitting on top of a StageStrike digiTop mounted on a Yamaha DM7 Compact digital audio console
  • Yamaha:

    • DM7
    • DM7 Compact
    • DM7 EX
    • DM7 EX Compact
  • DiGiCo:

    • Quantum 225
    • Quantum 326/338
    • Quantum 852
  • digiTop installed on DiGiCo SD338 console — laptop mount for monitor engineers

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How do I know which digiTop fits my console?

Pick your console from the Mixer picker (right above the Quantity picker).

Each digiTop is cut to one console's meter bridge profile — the platform is the same across every model, only the legs change.

If you run a rack-mounted Allen & Heath SQ, choose the SQ rack version; it accounts for the 11.4° angle.

Yamaha owners: the DM7, DM7 EX, DM7 Compact and DM7 EX Compact share a profile, so the single Yamaha DM7 option fits all four. The DM7 Control is the only exception as it isn't wide enough to carry a digiTop.

Do I need one or two?

One digiTop gives you a single 9 x 9 in surface — enough for a laptop, a tablet or one nearfield. Buy the Pair if you want two working zones, or if you're putting nearfields on both sides of the board.

Does it need tools, straps or clamps to install?

No. Fold the supports out and set it on the meter bridge. Nothing attaches to the console, nothing is modified, and it comes off as fast as it goes on.

How does it travel?

The supports fold flat against the platform, so it packs like a thin board — a backpack, a rack drawer or the lid pocket of a console case.

My console isn't on the list. Can I still get one?

Tell us what you're mixing on. Every console we support exists because an engineer asked for it and someone with that board let us measure — that's how every version after the initial DiGiCo 338 one happened.

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