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Description

For drummers seeking ultimate comfort and stability, the Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne offers an ideal seating solution. Combining ergonomic design with robust construction, this throne ensures you stay comfortable during those long gig sessions or extensive practice hours. The Wide Rider is specially crafted to provide a perfect balance between firmness and cushioning, so you can maintain your focus on playing rather than adjusting your seat.

What sets the Wide Rider apart is its rock-solid hydraulic height adjustment system, which allows you to easily find the perfect sitting height without any hassle. This throne also features a durable, double-braced tripod base that guarantees enhanced stability, even during the most energetic performances. With its thick padding and ergonomic seat shape, the Wide Rider supports your posture, helping you to avoid strain and fatigue.

Key Features:

  • Ergonomic seat design for enhanced comfort
  • Rock-solid hydraulic height adjustment system
  • Double-braced tripod base for superior stability
  • Thick padding to reduce fatigue during long play sessions
  • Supports proper posture for drummers of all levels

Reviews

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne.

Build quality

  • The Tama 1st Chair's cloth top is praised for durability, surviving years of use and even a car accident, though wood replacement was needed.

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  • Some users mention the Tama 1st Chair's seat being firmer than desired, indicating a preference for more cushioning in lengthy sessions.

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User experience

  • Long-term users report no back pain after gigs with the Tama throne, contrasting with discomfort experienced on other loaner thrones.

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  • Some users find the round version's edges potentially uncomfortable against legs, suggesting a preference for saddle styles to avoid this issue.

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  • Owners appreciate the stability of the Tama 1st Chair, emphasizing its durability and sturdiness during performances and practice.

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Features and functionality

  • Tama's cloth top significantly reduces sweating during use, enhancing comfort for extended sessions.

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  • The threaded spindle post on the Tama 1st Chair is favored for its stability and ease of height adjustment compared to hydraulic models.

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Value and pricing

  • The Tama 1st Chair offers excellent value, being less than half the price of a Roc N Soc, without compromising on quality and durability.

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Comparisons

  • The Tama 1st Chair is noted for going 1 inch higher than the Roc-n-Soc, beneficial for taller drummers seeking additional height.

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See how Dave Lombardo uses Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne

Dave Lombardo

Drummer

Slayer

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Verified via TAMA Drums

Used by Dave according to his TAMA artist page.

See how Nick Folio uses Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne

Nick Folio

Drummer

Bad Omens

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Verified via YouTube

In this video Nick explains his use of the TAMA 1st Chair

See how Dean Butterworth uses Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne

Dean Butterworth

Drummer

Good Charlotte

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Verified via TAMA Drums

In the Tama website it lists a Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne under what gear Dean Butterworth uses.

See how Kenny Aronoff uses Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne

Kenny Aronoff

Drummer

Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band

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Verified via Tama

Drummer Kenny Aronoff uses the Tama 1st Chair Wide Rider Drum Throne, as confirmed on the official Tama website.

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