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Contributor II
January 19, 2021
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Flexson vertical stands for Five block line-in port

  • January 19, 2021
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Just tried hooking something up to the line-in port on one of my Fives on a Flexson vertical stand, only to find that the line-in port is essentially blocked by the Flexson arms that hold the Five in vertical position. In order to fit the plug in, I’ve gotta angle the speaker down in the stand, and it’s much less secure that way (and angled poorly).

 

Anyone else have this problem?  Any good solutions?

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    Best answer by bobo1

    Update: I wrested with the arm in question and was finally able to achieve a straight pass-through where the holes lined up.  So I guess this was “user error”.  Doh!

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    Lead Maestro
    January 19, 2021

    Can you drill a hole through the arm holding the speaker?

    "Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you." - Rashi
    bobo1Author
    Contributor II
    January 19, 2021

    The arm actually has a hole, it just doesn’t line up with the line-in port! Unless I didn’t install them correctly, but I don’t think that’s the issue.

    It doesn’t help that the 3.5mm cable has a long back end that juts out into the stand… I might be able to just go over the top with the line-in cable and connect it to a right-angle 3.5mm adapter that doesn’t stick out so far...

    Lead Maestro
    January 19, 2021

    I’m very surprised the holes don’t line up with the line in port. I would contact Flexson about the issue and see what they say about it.

    "Receive with simplicity everything that happens to you." - Rashi
    bobo1AuthorAnswer
    Contributor II
    January 19, 2021

    Update: I wrested with the arm in question and was finally able to achieve a straight pass-through where the holes lined up.  So I guess this was “user error”.  Doh!