On-Stage Stands Adjustable Throne

Comments about On-Stage Stands Adjustable Throne:

The seat was easy to assemble and ready to go. It is sturdy even at my size and weight. (ex college football player) I use it for a keyboard set up and it has a good selections of height. I prefer to sit up high so I can stand easily when the show demands. Only negetive is the height adjust bar is chromed when the rest of the hardware is black coated. Will have to see how that holds up on my national tours where other people are handling my gear?

Comments about On-Stage Stands Adjustable Throne:

Overall a nice stool, no instructions included for its assembly, so some trial and error involved to get it done right....Would also be great if the foot rest bar and its back pad were adjustable, but they are not, only the seat height is...Not bad overall, until someone makes a better one

Comments about On-Stage Stands Adjustable Throne:

A very sturdy chair, with an exceptionally thick seat. Love the backrest! THis chair is great for studio use, but I wouldn't say it was very portable for gig use. I wish the foot rest was adjustable in height. Overall an exceptional bargain.

Comments about On-Stage Stands Adjustable Throne:

I had a stand for everything in my act - my keyboard, my keyboard amp, my P.A. speakers, my microphone, my trumpet - a stand for everything but me. When it came to having something to put me on, I'd always have the embarrassment of having to walk up to a caterer and see if they had any extra folding chairs and bum one from the kitchen. Invariably, it was too low and, usually, uncomfortable. Now that I have this throne, I don't know how or why I lived without it. It has a back for support and a comfortable seat, allowing one to do a four hour gig easily. It can be used at a sitting height, or raised for quasi- standing for bassists. There is an extra bar for guitarists to rest their foot on. Oh, and by the way, the legs flatten out, making it fit easily in the back seat of my Nissan Altima.