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Saddle Top Drum Throne with Back Rest and 4 Double Braced Legs

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Saddle Top Drum Throne with Back Rest and 4 Double Braced Legs

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Drummers, meet your new best friend on stage or in the studio: the Saddle Top Drum Throne with Back Rest and 4 Double Braced Legs. Designed to deliver unwavering stability and comfort, this throne features a 17-inch-wide x 4-inch-thick ergonomic saddle seat that contours perfectly to your form, promoting healthy posture through its thoughtfully engineered indentations and sloped leg openings. The high-quality synthetic leather cover ensures durability while the adjustable backrest offers customizable support, making long sessions feel effortless.

Built to withstand the rigors of regular use, this throne stands firm on four double-braced legs, each equipped with slip-proof feet, providing unparalleled stability during even the most energetic of performances. The versatility of its height adjustment, ranging from 19 to 25 inches, ensures that drummers of all sizes can find their perfect position. Whether you're setting the tempo in a bustling live gig or laying down tracks in the studio, this throne offers the kind of comfort and reliability that lets you focus solely on your rhythm.

Key Features:

17-inch x 4-inch saddle-style seat with soft vinyl covering
Adjustable backrest for personalized support
Four double-braced legs with slip-proof feet for superior stability
Height adjustable from 19 to 25 inches
High-quality synthetic leather for durability and comfort

Product specs

Seat Type	Saddle
Seat Size	17" x 4"
Backrest	Yes
Material	Vinyl, Black
Legs	4 x Double-braced
Height	19" - 25"
Adjustment Type	Spindle

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PROS

Exquisite design exceeds professional standards
Uncompromising fit and feel
Highly adjustable backrest for personalized comfort
Wide saddle seat enhances comfort over round thrones
Foam cushion is perfectly balanced, neither too soft nor too firm
Heavy-duty base and legs ensure unmatched stability
Backrest supports long playing sessions without interfering with arm movement
Roomy seat accommodates double bass playing
Easy to adjust height and backrest settings
Ideal for extended use, like guitar practice or long drumming sessions

CONS

Very heavy, which may hinder portability
Assembly can take some time
Reports of frame breaking after a year of use
Some find it uncomfortable and unstable compared to other brands

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The Mapex T775's backrest supports better posture, enhancing foot control by preventing excessive forward bending.
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The Roc-N-Soc Lunar Series Gas Lift model is recommended for its backrest and gas lift system, providing enhanced comfort and adjustability.
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User experience

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Owners appreciate the comfort and stability of the saddle top design and double-braced legs for solid support during long sessions.
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The throne's stability may vary with body type and playing style, as lighter users playing softer music report fewer issues.
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A saddle-shaped Tama 1st chair has been praised for its longevity, maintaining like-new functionality even after 15 years of use.
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Build quality

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Some owners report that the connection between the spine and the seat can become faulty, leading to stability issues.
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Thin soft metal construction can bend and misshape quickly, compromising stability over time.
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Setup and maintenance

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Applying Vaseline on the spindle can help eliminate wobble while maintaining the ability to swivel, also preventing potential squeaking over time.
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The Ahead Spinal G is often favored over the Roc N Soc, with users citing better comfort due to softer padding and improved stability.
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The Roc-N-Soc Lunar Series with a five-legged base is noted for superior comfort and sturdiness compared to standard four-leg models.
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Some users find the Mapex throne unsuitable for gigs due to stability concerns, preferring more stable options like the Ahead or Roc N Soc.
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For those with a budget around $80, saving a bit more for a product just over $100 is advised to access higher-quality, durable options.
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Value and pricing

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Despite retailing around 150€, some users feel the throne's stability doesn't justify the cost, especially for gigging drummers.
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A high-quality used drum throne originally retailing for $100 can often be found for around $50, offering better value for budget-conscious buyers.
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Matt McGuire

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At the end of this cover Matt falls of his throne and you can see the mapex logo on the front of the saddle top.

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