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Topic Drum Throne (Stool to the layman)

Post by Dan Searles Sun Jan 09, 2011 10:53 am

Hi Gang,

Anyone out there want to make a suggestion on what new Drum Stool I should buy. I need a new one and I think as I'm going to be doing 2 hour gigs, I need something decent, durable and most importantly comfortable.

So go on make a suggestion, even if it's just a piss take one! Wink
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Post by markyg Mon Jan 10, 2011 4:24 am

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Post by Stevo Mon Jan 10, 2011 8:40 am

lol!

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Topic Re: Drum Throne (Stool to the layman)

Post by Stevo Mon Jan 10, 2011 8:54 am

2 hour gig, gotta be a cloth top lest you wanna suffer from SAS:
http://www.online.angliadrumcentre.co.uk/mapex-red-cloth-top-t765red-saddle-drum-thronestool-634-p.aspDrum Throne (Stool to the layman) Mapex-red-cloth-top-t765red-saddle-drum-throne-stool-634-p

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Topic Re: Drum Throne (Stool to the layman)

Post by Stevo Mon Jan 10, 2011 8:56 am

You could always get one of them new ejector seats:
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Topic Re: Drum Throne (Stool to the layman)

Post by Dan Searles Wed Jan 12, 2011 9:39 am

I think I'll go for the Mapex one, cheers for the help.
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Topic Re: Drum Throne (Stool to the layman)

Post by Stevo Wed Jan 12, 2011 9:47 am

I have a Mapex cloth throne too, tho' some might baulk at what it looks like, it's comfortable as......Drum Throne (Stool to the layman) 31728_401199143441_649803441_4073637_5669067_n

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Topic Re: Drum Throne (Stool to the layman)

Post by Ciaran Wed Jan 12, 2011 2:25 pm

I've got a roc n soc one with a backrest mate, costs a bit but really does the job.........


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Topic Re: Drum Throne (Stool to the layman)

Post by Stevo Thu Jan 13, 2011 2:26 am

I hear you Ciaran, they've got a real good reputation for being the best, but at £169 it's twice the price & more of that Mapex one I put the link up for & almost three times the price I paid for mine (& with a wife & 2 kids I only get what does the job, nothing more! lol) besides I like the leopard print, it goes with the band...........

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