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SonorKen · 05-19-2005, 06:40 PM

Ok, alot of talk to there so I thought I would kick it off.

I have owned a Pork Pie throne for quite a while. It is GREAT. Very comfortable and the throne is about 2 years old and still looks BRAND new. I recently purchased a Roc-n-Soc throne and I think I may like it better than the Pork Pie. I bought the Spindle RnS as I am worried that the Nitro thrones piston will break eventually.

I ordered the optional back rest with the RnS and I must say I am very pleased with it. It is heavy duty, well made, and very comfortable with heavy duty hardware. The back rest is very adjustable as well. I think I am realllllly going to like the back rest.

The RnS is very comfortable and the material and construction of the throne seems to be very well made. The color of the throne (blue) and back rest match perfectly. The RnS has a dual latch mechanism to assure that the throne doesn't move when you set it to the height you want.

I have use the Gibraltar thrones in the past and don't like them. The metal piece that attaches the throne to the double braced pedestal is actually 2 seperate peices. Mine broke in the middle of a show one night and sent me tumbling backwards. Luckily I landed against a wall and it broke on this show and not the night before. The night before I was playing on a large stage and if I would have fallen there I would have fell about 25 feet onto concrete.

Long story short, when you buy a throne look at this transistion peice. Make sure it isnt a 2 part upright.

So, here it is! Lets discuss thrones!

05-19-2005, 06:40 PM	#1
SonorKen Out of the dark we came Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: That hissing sound, behind you......... Posts: 19,944	The Throne Thread Ok, alot of talk to there so I thought I would kick it off. I have owned a Pork Pie throne for quite a while. It is GREAT. Very comfortable and the throne is about 2 years old and still looks BRAND new. I recently purchased a Roc-n-Soc throne and I think I may like it better than the Pork Pie. I bought the Spindle RnS as I am worried that the Nitro thrones piston will break eventually. I ordered the optional back rest with the RnS and I must say I am very pleased with it. It is heavy duty, well made, and very comfortable with heavy duty hardware. The back rest is very adjustable as well. I think I am realllllly going to like the back rest. The RnS is very comfortable and the material and construction of the throne seems to be very well made. The color of the throne (blue) and back rest match perfectly. The RnS has a dual latch mechanism to assure that the throne doesn't move when you set it to the height you want. I have use the Gibraltar thrones in the past and don't like them. The metal piece that attaches the throne to the double braced pedestal is actually 2 seperate peices. Mine broke in the middle of a show one night and sent me tumbling backwards. Luckily I landed against a wall and it broke on this show and not the night before. The night before I was playing on a large stage and if I would have fallen there I would have fell about 25 feet onto concrete. Long story short, when you buy a throne look at this transistion peice. Make sure it isnt a 2 part upright. So, here it is! Lets discuss thrones!