All user reviews for the Hercules Stands GS414B

I recently but already convinced he made the right choice. finish much more reliable than the "first price" which is probably faster on the strength of its length.

in terms of stability, it moves a little but not about the tip gently so largely correct.

The locking system was what made me choose this stand, very good choice, it is a real security (compared to rubber ties or those who do not at all: s).

I hesitated with the 412, but the only rod perpendicular to the body of the stand did not inspire confidence, giving a weight of only contact with all, too much danger to the instrument.

there is perfect, it is stabilized at the bottom, which says low center of gravity, said stability.
I would add that as she is caught between the legs (supported on each side), to prevent any movement of the pendulum.

I use a Gibson Les Paul BFG, no problem to bring or take or to place the cable near.

Issue price, € 24, need I say more, it's exactly what I wanted.

I mostly play at my church's local youth group. We do some crazy stuff on stage (We once ended up with people swinging from the ceiling...), so I decided that I should probably get a decent guitar stand. After researching several options, the Hercules stand seemed the best route to go. I knew I needed a good stand, especially since my guitar, a BC Rich Warbeast NJ, is very pointy. I didn't want it hitting the hard concrete floor on one of it's points.
Obviously the part I like the most about it is the whole locking feature. It works great and since it automatically locks when you set your guitar on the stand, you don't have to worry about putting some sort of rubberized band across the front of the yoke.

The one thing I would change though is that it is still a little big when collapsed. The reason for this is because Hercules made this stand so that it also works for Bass guitars, so the actual stand can extend pretty high, much higher than you need for guitar. If Hercules Stands would make a separate model for Bass guitar it would allow the guitar stands to be collapsed further. Granted, this is a truly minor complaint, and it's by no means a deal-breaker. Just something I figured I would throw out there.

Besides that, I can't really find any other fault in it. It's a sturdy stand that is very easy to adjust and keeps your guitar safe. All the parts that come into contact with your guitar are well padded, and won't leave scuff marks or scratches on your guitar.
Overall, I can't recommend this stand enough. It will more than pay for itself the first time somebody trips over your guitar cable when you have it in the stand. I would gladly buy this stand again in a heartbeat. Honestly, $40 to protect your guitar from hitting the floor? Seems like a great deal to me!