HERCULES STAND (Hercules Stand) Flute, Clarinet & Piccolo Stand Used item. No claims, no returns, no price reduction. The thin pegs can hold a piccolo, and the thick pegs can hold a flute and clarinet. There are no particular problems with use, but there are some scratches such as peeling of the flocking on the pegs, so please purchase only if you can understand the condition by looking at the photos. −−−−− ■ Three-legged design with excellent stability to eliminate the hassle of switching instruments The DS543BB is chosen as a stand that allows you to quickly switch between several types of instruments during performances and practice, and also firmly supports the instruments so they don't fall over. It is common for the stability to be poor when placing different types of instruments such as clarinets and piccolos, but with this DS543BB, there is no need to worry about that. It has excellent stability because it firmly supports the main body with three legs. ■ Excellent stand that can be folded and is fun to carry The size of the DS543BB is 320 x 190mm. The legs can be folded compactly, so they don't take up much space when stored. It can be set up very easily without using tools, and it weighs about 1.2kg. The drawback of conventional stands was that they could not be folded, but this point has been cleared. It is a stand with excellent functionality that eliminates the worry of falling over. ■ Special rubber that fits perfectly and protects the instrument as if wrapping it Of course, the stability of the stand is important, but it's pointless if the instrument is damaged every time it's used. The DS543BB uses special rubber called SFF (Special Formulated Foam) on the parts that touch the instrument, which protects the instrument from the impact that occurs when using the stand. This rubber fits perfectly to the instrument, preventing scratches and dents. It comes with two pegs for flute and clarinet, and one peg for piccolo, and in addition to these instruments, tenor, soprano, alto, etc. can also be used if they are thin. If your instrument doesn't fit, you can purchase a separate peg and use it.