Drum thrones

[ant_182]

Ok, simple, sturdy, comfy drum throne. Round seat as I find the tractor ones uncomfy. Budget up to £100 would prefer it cheap as possible! But willing to pay for quality. Thanks. Reviews and opinions of thrones you've tried would be helpful, best features/down falls on them as well would be ace. Thanks :)


-Ant-

[Retarded Chipple]

Big Dog

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[ant_182]

what moddel? Cost? Cheapest place to get it from ,reveiw of it, best features, flaws....:)


-Ant-

[Retarded Chipple]

Review it!? Well its a throne. You sit on it. Plus its Big Dog. They speak low prices yet good quality.

How about you go sit on one yourself and see wheather you like it? Then go buy it cheaper from here:

http://adcdrums.co.uk/prodtype.asp?PT_ID=108&strPageHistory=cat

[ant_182]

thats not round though. Cool, snare drum, has heads you hit it....???? You're putting me off the seat already


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[maniac0796]

Meet my friend, the *** master:

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y215/fbb_maniac/P8070105r.jpg

http://www.thomann.de/gb/tama_ht530_drummersitz.htm

Better than any big dog throne :p

That thing keeps me comfy with a nice feeling *** from 5 hour band practices to hour long gigs.

[ant_182]

do they do a round version?


-Ant-

[maniac0796]

http://www.thomann.de/gb/tama_ht430_drummersitz.htm

Theres a 4 legged version as well, and it might be worth the extra tenner.

[ant_182]

ill get the round one, 4 legs, they'll get in my way probs?


-Ant-

[maniac0796]

Not really.

Tis more stable, and stronger.

[the_pure_drummer]

Ive got that big dog throne ^^^

Its comfy as hell and cost me like £75..

No flaws atall its strong and good.

[raz0r]

There's no reason for 4 legs on a throne. There's no benefit, and there's the added problem of wobbling on an uneven floor.

Roc 'n' Soc make awesome thrones, as do Gibraltar.


There's a Tama throne at my school, and it's awful. I've seen no-name thrones better than it.

[maniac0796]

Meh, thats probably a cheap crappy beginner one.

Never had a single problem with mine, in the year i've had it so far

[ant_182]

There's no reason for 4 legs on a throne. There's no benefit, and there's the added problem of wobbling on an uneven floor.

Roc 'n' Soc make awesome thrones, as do Gibraltar.


There's a Tama throne at my school, and it's awful. I've seen no-name thrones better than it.

Could you possibly find out the model?


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[Chippy569]

Gotta say I absolutely LOVE my pork pie throne, though those might be a titch hard to find in Britney Land.

[paiste4884]

http://www.music123.com/Tama-1st-Chair-Drum-Thrones-Round-Rider-Trio-(HT430)-i65702.music

I win

[ant_182]

You got it? any good? Chippy, they're rare here, but they're dayyyyyyyyymn expensive!!!


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[Chippy569]

the 1st chairs are very nice as well.

[ant_182]

http://www.thomann.de/gb/tama_ht430_drummersitz.htm

that one?


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[DrummerJonny]

my drum teacher has a gibraltar cloth top... kicks ***

[oliv_da_skinmasher]

http://i4.tinypic.com/632c8t5.jpg

FTW.


Killer throne

[Tim]

gibraltar.

[some jive turkey]

Tama makes good thrones. I got an ergo ryder not long ago. It's hardcore, and comfy, but not the lightest throne for a "quickie" gig. it usually sits in my practice room, and I take something lighter.

[Zildjian]

http://i4.tinypic.com/632c8t5.jpg

FTW.


Killer throne


Ahh man you got the backrest to?!? man im thinking of getting one of those for my new R&S.

And yea i recommend the R&S, they make a round one

[oliv_da_skinmasher]

Comfy man. Go for it. If your doin a song without much drumming (piano intros etc) its nice to lean back on

[ant_182]

Does teh round one have a back rest?


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[maniac0796]

Probably

[raz0r]

Does teh round one have a back rest?


-Ant-

The backrest fits all of their thrones.
You might have to order it separately.

[ant_182]

ok, thanks


-Ant-

[oliv_da_skinmasher]

Nah some shops sell them as packages.

[raz0r]

Nah some shops sell them as packages.

And some don't...

[ant_182]

no ****. what ones do? whats the cost?


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[MeaninglessPhoto]

I know that Tama, Gibraltar and MAYBE Roc'n'soc do. I might be wrong.

[Superman]

http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y215/fbb_maniac/P8070105r.jpg

I have the round version of this and its excellent. I dont have a bad thing to say about it.
You can get a back rest for them too!

[oliv_da_skinmasher]

no ****. what ones do? whats the cost?


-Ant-

Newcastle drum centre, Wembley drum centre. both 165 tho, but thats with backrest. its less without it obviously

[ant_182]

thats atlot, especially when I can get the tama for like 80/90 :(. Ill look into it :) thanks


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