TIGER DHW35-CM Padded Drum Throne - Drum Stool

The drum stool has proved to be excellent value for money and to perfectly fulfill the task - providing a sturdy seat for a young drummer that will grow with him. It has five seat heights and a secure, padded seat, with easily collapsed and opened legs.

Great drum stool, easy to assemble and “fit for purpose” and reasonably priced.

having purchased two of these, the first one broke, but it was too late to send it back so ordered another. this arrived and within a couple of days this one also broke. The centre stem which holds the seat in place is not strong enough when used at almost it highest point. A harder stonger material should be used for this centre stem as it is this which takes the weight. When a drummer is playing , it is not exa\zctly gentle movements they use, so in muy opinion it is not suitable for the purpose for which it is intended.

First impressions are of a very robust item, but there are some minor niggles - Firstly the column does not fit snugly in the shaft and so however tight the securing wing is made, the seat wobbles slightly. Still works but an annoying niggle. I modified this by wrapping some tape around the column to make a snug fit. Secondly however tight I turn the wing nut that controls the splay of the feet, after a session the feet tend to be further splayed, so the seat sinks down slightly. Think I'll have to find my ideal height and drill a hole for the nut to locate in. Thirdly the diameter of the seat is small for an adult. I would buy a more substantial drum throne next time, with a wider seat. It would be helpful if the diameter of the seat could be included in descriptions for this kind of item.Overall this drum throne is fine for the price, but best suited for a child or small adult, and it's not particularly refined.

Solidly made, quick to pop together. and comfortable for a two hour gig. Seems solid and stable, the seat is well cushioned and the crome finsihs seems heavy duty. All good in the hood.

I purchased this item for occasional use in my study come home studio as a 'guitar stool' for visiting friends. I really didn't want to pay a lot of cash and wanted something I could tidy away under the desk and this fitted the bill. Delivered within 24 hours by those nice people at Amazon I quickly assembled this sturdy, well constructed and comfy padded stool. It looks like it will stand up well for it's intended use but time will tell. At this price I have no complaints whatsoever.....

This Tiger Drum stool arrived in great time and is great value and of a great quality for the price it certainly looks professionally made.ideal for drumming obviously or even a fold away computer deck seat or random fold up seat takes up very little space when folded up could easily fit in a cupboard draw.The seat comes easily off too for maximum space storage.;-).

I bought this drum throne as I wanted a seat for playing bass which didn't have arm rests or anything else which would get in the way whilst playing, but I also didn't necessarily want to spend a huge sum of money on another chair... so I opted for this one, which was a touch under £30.The chair was easy enough to assemble; there's a metal pole with holes in it which goes into the bottom of the seat, which you then slide into the base which has the feet. You're looking at 5 minutes work, max. Nice and simple.Unfortunately... it's not very sturdy. The adjustable pole which controls the height of the stool is noticeably smaller diameter than the base it slots in to, so however tightly you do up the bolt and wingnut which holds it together the seat will rock slightly back and forth. The seat itself is held on to the rest of the stool with a single wingnut, which tightens into a groove at the top of the pole... only it doesn't stay tightened. As the whole thing moves, the bolt becomes loose and the whole seat becomes gradually less sturdy.I've yet to fall off it, or have the seat come fully detached from the base, because I habitually tighten the wingnut every 15-20 minutes whilst I'm sat on it. Again, I'm using this stool to *play a bass guitar* which isn't a particularly vigorous activity so I dread to think how it would hold up against someone enthusiastically playing a drum kit!The padding on the seat is also pretty dire; even after short stints on the throne, I'm standing up with a numb backside.If you're desperate or want something really cheap, this'll probably do... but it's far from fantastic, and I'm looking for a better alternative already.

Super so habe ich es mir vorgestellt

Es un poco enclenque y se menea cuando te sientas pero es bastante cómodo el cogin que lleva .

tabouret reglable tres pratique pour l.enfant qui grandit a vue d.oeil. assise confortable pour l.enfant qui joue de la batterie.

Eccellente sgabello, arrivato ben imballato nella sua scatola originale Tiger, avevo già preso qualche settimana fa un supporto per rullante di cui sono soddisfatto (vedi mia recensione) e devo dire che questo sgabello, che arriva smontato in 3 pezzi, si monta con estrema facilità; il materiale è robusto, tutto cromato e la seduta è ben imbottita, regolabile in altezza a vari livelli con la chiavetta. Consiglio sicuramente per Batteria che per esercitarsi con il rullante.. anche per Fisarmonicisti, in ogni caso uno sgabello portatile utile in varie occasioni musicali.

L'altezza massima è 53 e non 63!Fornite informazioni sbagliate!