Libec RSP‑750M System with Mid‑Level Spreader

The Libec RSP‑750M is a heavy‑duty broadcast tripod system featuring the RHP75 fluid head, RT50B 2‑stage tripod, and BR‑6B mid‑level spreader. With a 17 kg payload, it delivers exceptional stability and smooth pan/tilt performance for large cameras, studio rigs, and fully accessorized broadcast setups. The camera plate attaches with a single touch and slides ±55 mm.

The Libec RSP-750M is a professional RS PLUS tripod system for shoulder cameras up to 17 kg, built for studio, OB and news work. It combines the RHP75 head with continuous Perfect Balance counterbalance, the two-stage aluminum RT50B tripod with the BR-6B mid-level spreader and FP-2B large rubber feet and the wheeled RC-70 carrying case. The system weighs 7.8 kg and adjusts from 85 to 173.5 cm.

A professional system up to 17 kg

RHP75 head, RT50B aluminum tripod, BR-6B mid-level spreader with FP-2B feet and RC-70 case in one package.

17 kg payloadPerfect Balance7-step dragHeight 85–173.5 cm100 mm bowlAluminum legs

Balanced at any angle

Continuous Perfect Balance counterbalance keeps the camera balanced at any tilt angle across a 5.5–14 kg range (C.G. 125 mm). The counterbalance knob turns with constant force throughout, so adjustment is quick.

One-touch camera plate

The camera plate attaches and detaches with a single touch, so the system is ready to shoot in no time. It slides ±55 mm and holds the camera with two 3/8" screws.

A case on wheels

The RC-70 case has two wheels and a side handle grip, so it is easy to pull along on foot. Soft and hard protectors on all sides absorb impacts, and its rigid design lets it travel as check-in luggage.

Smooth in freezing cold and heat

The sealed torque unit gives smooth starts and stops in pan and tilt, so every move looks exactly as intended. Special silicone grease keeps the movement consistent from −40 to +60 °C.

7-step drag

The seven-step drag switch covers a remarkably wide torque range for any situation.

Tilt +90° to −70°

An illuminated LED bubble level helps you level the head quickly, even in the dark.

RT50B aluminum legs

The two-stage tripod with upper locks carries 40 kg and has grips at the leg joints for carrying.

BR-6B mid-level spreader

The mid-level spreader keeps the ground clear, while the FP-2B large rubber feet hold the tripod on the floor.

The Libec RSP‑750M System is engineered for professional broadcast, studio, and field production environments where stability, precision, and reliability are essential. Built around the high‑performance RHP75 fluid head and the robust RT50B two‑stage tripod, this system provides exceptionally smooth pan and tilt operation even under heavy loads.

With a 17 kg payload capacity, the RSP‑750M supports large cinema and broadcast cameras, box‑style zoom lenses, teleprompters, return monitors, wireless systems, and full ENG/EFP configurations. The Perfect Balance continuous counterbalance system ensures accurate control throughout the entire tilt range, making it ideal for live sports, studio shows, documentary production, and demanding multi‑camera broadcast setups.

The BR‑6B mid‑level spreader delivers outstanding stability on uneven terrain, while the FP‑2B large rubber feet guarantee secure footing indoors and outdoors. The included RC‑70 hard case protects the entire system during transport, making it a dependable choice for mobile production teams.

🎯 Main Purpose — Why This “Big Tripod” Exists.

The RSP‑750M is designed for large, heavy broadcast lenses and full‑size rigs, especially front‑heavy setups.

Perfect for configurations such as:

• Blackmagic URSA Broadcast paired with Fujifilm LA30x7.8BRM‑XB2 (30× studio box lens with extender)

• ENG/EFP cameras with long zoom lenses

• Studio cameras with teleprompters

• OB van and live‑event setups

• Heavy rigs with multiple accessories (viewfinders, battery plates, wireless receivers, tally systems)

This tripod is built to maintain perfect balance, absorb vibration, and deliver smooth movement even with extremely heavy front‑weighted lenses.

🧩 System Components.

Counterbalance knob. Set the inner spring tension precisely to the weight of the camera and accessories. The balance stabilizer prevents even the slightest wobble in the image when you stop a tilt.

Drag control. Pan and tilt drag are set separately, so you can match the head to the lens and the shot.

Upper leg locks. Height is set with locks at the top of the legs, housed in die-cast aluminum for a firm hold.

RHP75 counterbalance chart. The vertical axis shows the height of the camera’s center of gravity above the plate, the horizontal axis the total weight of camera and accessories. The area between the curves is the range the head can balance; a shoulder camera typically sits around 125 mm. At maximum spring strength the tilt is limited to ±40°.