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Built-in bounce!
This Roc-N-Soc Nitro Throne offers you a compact seat with a nitrogen gas shock absorber built in for comfort and added bounce. Heavy bracing. Bicycle design reduces leg fatigue. Adjustable 18"-24" seat height.
Roc-N-Soc Nitro Throne Features:
- Nitrogen gas shock absorber for comfort and added bounce
- 18" to 24" seat height
- Bicycle design for reduced leg fatigue
Roc-N-Soc Nitro Throne Specifications:| application | Heavy Duty | | backrest | No | | bracing | Double | | center post | Hydraulic | | seat material | Cloth | | seat style | Saddle |
Order yours from Guitar Center today and put a little bounce in your music.
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Back-saver!!!
This has to be the best seat on the market. I got this throne after sustaning a pretty severe back injury, and had just about given up playing altogether. After getting this throne(& backrest),I can actually play pretty comfortably for about 20 minutes. This seat is sturdy, well-made, and may save you some future posture issues. Finally, don't balk at the price. This throne truly is a cadillac and worth every penny.
Reviewed by S. Malone on 10/27/2006 who plays rock,, classic rock , blues, country.
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The Throne of ROULITY!
This is BY FAR the most comfrotable throne ever made. Not only is it padded like a clound but its wide seat does not irritate "your seat". A quick pull of the handle automaticly raises or lowers your seat for fast adjustment! No more unscrewing a wing and strugling to adjust your seat.
BUT if your thinking that this seat is to good to be true you are right. For the touring musician, this seat can be a hassle. You need a wrench to remove the seat and this can be a pain. But even with this, it is still worth it.
Still not convinced? How man ytime have u slipped off you VINAL drum throne from sweat? This seat is FABRIC, and absorbs all wetness. NOT to mention this fabric seat wont tear as easy.
BUY IT!
Reviewed by The Jon Not John on 10/16/2006 who plays Rock.
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Worth every penny!
At first, I did balk at the price a bit. But after using it extensively, I have absolutely no complaints. The throne I used before was old, and the seat cushion had the tendancy to wobble. This throne is not only extremely comfortable, but sturdy, and easy to adjust. I second the 'cadillac of drum thrones' comment!
Reviewed by DrummerBoy420 on 5/16/2007 who plays Rock, Alternative, Blues, Funk, Jazz, Reggae, etc..
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Comfort is a first!
When I first started playing, I bought a PDP for 20 bucks and when I would practice for more than an hour ir would hurt so much sitting that long. I Invested and got this one and I have no regrets, It is so comfortable and has the bounce, easily adjustable. I highly reccomend it.
Reviewed by Gespinoza on 11/7/2006 who plays Rock, Metal.
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Oh Yeah, Cushioned!
This is the nicest most comfortable throne I've ever used before. It's got this squishy, sinking cushion stuff in it, which makes it very easy to relax in, while not being too soft. Sometimes, I find myself sinking in too far to comfortably move around the drumset when I'm playing, but it doubles up as an amazingly sweet chair. The lowering/raising knob is a little bit cheap, in that it could get jammed up or break pretty easily. But as long as you don't touch it too much, you should have no problems with this awesome throne.
Reviewed by on 10/19/2006 who plays Prog Rock, Metal, Punk, Alternative.
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