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Tama HT741B Ergo-Rider Throne with Backrest

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Tama HT741B Ergo-Rider Throne with Backrest

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Tama HT741B Ergo-Rider Throne with Backrest Overview

Tama HT741B Ergo-Rider Throne with Backrest

Lean back and play!

The Tama HT 741B Ergo-Rider Throne with Backrest provides complete ergonomic comfort and support. It's a round/saddle hybrid that allows unimpeded thigh movement. Two gentle seat indentations and an added 4/5" upper insert of soft foam encourage the right posture while providing total playing comfort.

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12/11/2023

Very comfy throne, feels really sturdy

Ros

05/12/2022

I bought this for playing guitar and am delighted. I’d bought and returned a guitar bar stool (that wasn’t much less money) but wasn’t happy with the quality. This is worlds apart, great design, amazing quality, and very comfortable.

Chris Abbott

25/11/2020

Great seat. I'm using it for guitar, having suffered with various shoulder and back ailments the last year or two. The ability to adjust height within a huge range and the adjustable back rest are fantastic features. Highly recommended.

James Robinson

01/8/2020

Excellent drum throne sturdy and comfortable

Chris Hussey

31/12/2018

I already have the First Chair (three legged version without backrest) and as I get older I find I tend to lean forward. I did once fall off the back of a stage (no injuries fortunately, but a bit scary). The backrest makes me sit up straight, which is a much less tiring posture> This is a very sturdy and well-engineered throne, which I find very comfortable. I have sold the older one to an accordionist friend who was complaining about "pot luck" seats. This is one area where drummers tend to get it right.

Bob Parsons