Flooter, Televase, & Loofty, & Nackback v3

Thank you for your patience with these kits. Had a few setbacks. I’m aiming to get them all launched by the end of this month. I forgot how much logistical shit goes into this stuff lol. I have to prepare all the pictures, web pages, listing info, etc. etc. Right now, here is the plan on the order that these products will be available:

1st: Flooter the Floating Shelf Kit
2nd: Televase for Elgato Prompter
3rd: Loofty for Elgato Stream Deck Pedal
4th: Nackback v3 for Elgato Prompter

Now lets talk about the 2 betas that will start next month!

2 NEW PRODUCTS - LOOKING FOR TESTERS

THE NEW PRODUCTS ARE:

Stream Deck + 1/4”mount || Codename: SPOOSA
VESA Spacer Mount for portable monitors || CODENAME: ELGYATT

SPOOSA

This is a spacer that goes in between your VESA arm mount plate, and your primary monitor. This gives you a 1/4” thread that you can connect a tension arm to, and then connect something else. Mics, portable monitors, XENEON edge, etc. Anything around 1lb. Below I have this Spoosa with a single smallrig ROSETTE tension arm, and the portable monitor is using one of my VESA to 1/4” adapters. If you plan to use a portable monitor for this, you’ll need to use either a portable monitor with VESA mounting holes, or some kind of universal tablet mount like this one I’ve used for my iPad. Just make sure you check the to make sure the mount opens up wide enough to wrap around the portable monitor.

I’m not 100% sure yet but I’m also considering a double version, so you can mount x1 on left and x1 on right, or above and below. Could possible be available when beta launches.

Watch the teaser video and how it works.

ELGYATT

This one is simple. It’s pretty much an add-on FAT ASS adapter for the stream deck plus. It’s a butt for your stream deck. When I was thinking of names I thought of “bootydeck” and “deckbutt”. But then I thought…Elgato… fat ass….GYATT DAMN…Elgatoooo…gyaatttt…

ELGYATT

It’s an adapter that screws into the back of the Elgato Stream Deck+, and lets you mount it via 1/4” tension arm. Again, I’m using the SmallRig Rosette arm because it has anti-rotation locking pins, but you can use any 1/4” tension arm you want.