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Absolutely brilliant
This seat is an absolute tank. Rock solid and unbelievably heavy (in a good way). The seat itself is medium firm I'd say, so is comfortable but also sturdy. My previous Mapex and Millennium stools were softer but almost had too much given. This one is a perfect combination.
With regards to the split and whether that makes much difference, it's too early to tell as I've only had a couple of sessions on it. Same with reliability.
However first impressions are really good.
Thomann were also far cheaper than anywhere else, nearly 20% less than the next cheapest I could find.
Thanks!
With regards to the split and whether that makes much difference, it's too early to tell as I've only had a couple of sessions on it. Same with reliability.
However first impressions are really good.
Thomann were also far cheaper than anywhere else, nearly 20% less than the next cheapest I could find.
Thanks!
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D
Great drum throne
Compared to my older Tama-1st-char, this one is more comfortable, a bit sturdier and what's more important: for anyone having back issues, the split in the middle really makes all the difference.
Edit:
3 years afterwards, still looking strong.
Edit:
3 years afterwards, still looking strong.
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aT
Stable and comfy
Pros
- doesn't wobble, great for foot coordination
- gap makes it more comfy and less sweaty to sit on
- 3 legs work better on uneven ground than 4 and are also easier to position closer to snare stand without the legs getting in each other's way
- round seat can mute one head of a 14"+ drum while tuning the other head
- can keep a spare pair of sticks in the gap
Cons
- could be a little wider
- have to remember which 3 nuts to loosen out of 6 to lower/raise the seat
- my legs can go numb when sitting in the same position for long without moving
- no backrest option (only available for saddle-type variant)
- doesn't wobble, great for foot coordination
- gap makes it more comfy and less sweaty to sit on
- 3 legs work better on uneven ground than 4 and are also easier to position closer to snare stand without the legs getting in each other's way
- round seat can mute one head of a 14"+ drum while tuning the other head
- can keep a spare pair of sticks in the gap
Cons
- could be a little wider
- have to remember which 3 nuts to loosen out of 6 to lower/raise the seat
- my legs can go numb when sitting in the same position for long without moving
- no backrest option (only available for saddle-type variant)
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