Both stands fold down for transport and support devices from 152 mm to 333 mm wide.
The days of the songbook are long gone. Now, most musicians are just as likely to have their phone or tablet propped up for lyrics, tabs and sheet music. Hercules has added two new stands to its lineup to match, giving musicians, streamers and presenters floor and tabletop options for mounting devices securely.
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First up is the DG307B-FS1, a floor-standing tripod built for anyone who needs their device at height. Think stage setups, rehearsal rooms or a home studio where you’re reading charts off a tablet rather than paper. The tripod base is heavy-duty enough to hold steady on its own, height runs from 980 mm up to 1,580 mm via a Quick Turn Clutch, and a fully rotating ball-joint mount means you can angle the screen exactly where you need it. It’ll hold devices from 152 mm to 333 mm wide and up to 3 kg, then folds down small enough to toss in a gig bag.
For desks, there’s the DG307B-TS2. It’s the tabletop version of the same idea, with a tilting tripod base that adjusts from around 45 to 90 degrees, so whether you’re on a video call or propping up a lyric sheet, you can dial in an angle that actually works. A one-handed EZ Grip lets you adjust height on the fly, and the same 360-degree ball-joint handles landscape or portrait orientation. It’s rated for devices up to 2 kg and folds down into one compact piece.
Both stands are built from steel and engineered polymer, with the same precision ball-joint mechanism carried across the range for smooth, secure adjustment. The floor stand comes with its tripod base and device holder in the box; the table stand ships with its weighted base and holder included, plus documentation for both.
Whether you’re mounting a tablet for a stage rig or just need your phone steady for a stream, Hercules has covered both ends of the setup with these two.
The Hercules DG307B-FS1 and DG307B-TS2 are available now through Electric Factory.
