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The Pacific Drums by DW DT900 Throne is a round drum throne that features double-braced legs, heavy-gauge tubing, and integrated memory locks. Oversized rubber feet keep your Pacific Drums throne right where you want it.
Very sturdy and comfortable. The zerbra top looks cool and the leather side looks cool too. I would reccommend this throne. The only downfall is that it doesnt adjust as low as id like but w/e.
Reviewed by TLEE on 11/1/2009 who plays Rock, Indie, Pop.
First of all this throne is so sweet looking. The zebra seat goes amazingly. I have a white pdp and man this seat is amazing with it. It is really comfortable when sitting there playing for hours. It works amazingly. I highly recomend it.
Reviewed by Katie on 12/16/2008 who plays Everything.
I just got it in the mail and it looks awsome. It's sturdy, very comfortable and the Zebra top is like fur. The only complaint I have with it is that it is a very tall seat, it only goes down to 21 inches at the lowest setting. My old throne was at 18 inches and that is the height I like it to be. Three inches doesn't sound like much, but move your seat up three inches and see how it feels and you'll know what I mean. Tried putting the new top on the old legs but still 20 inches. I wish they would have put the height adjustments on the web site.
Reviewed by Mike Boyd on 4/22/2009 who plays metal, rock.
