https://on-stage.com/products/view/12559

http://www.quiklok.com/catalog/?p=productsMore&iProduct=511&sName=DX-749

Personally I prefer the Quik LOck...heavy duty and bigger seat...

I have the k&m performance stool leather saddle with no back
very sturdy very very heavy not too comfortable way overpriced and hard to carry folded up but at over $250 I'm stuck with it.
MEL

https://produkte.k-m.de/en/Drummer-s-Thr...itation-leather


I think I had one years ago and the Tama saddle seat also,
(my crotch still hurts lol )... I need the height for what I am gonna use it for this time thanx ....I already have a KB seat that I love..

I have the saddle seat one.very unfomfortable
MEL

I still use my trusty Office Depot draftsman chair. You can adjust the height, it swivels so you can reach your drink, and it has rollers so it doubles as a dolly. Been using one for more than 20 years.

My Tama 1st Chair is much more comfortable than the above, and the seat pulls off making it easy to transport.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/...JQaAuvmEALw_wcB

Bernie I had that one also ...but as I said in my OP....I need the height at least 30"...this isn't for playing KB...

If I didn't need it to fold i would have bought this one ...

or just make your own

[quote=Dnj]https://on-stage.com/products/view/12559

http://www.quiklok.com/catalog/?p=productsMore&iProduct=511&sName=DX-749

Personally I prefer the Quik LOck...heavy duty and bigger seat...

I just got the Quik Lok . Definarly heavy duty and well made. I keep it in the studio and the back rest is nice. Seems all Quik Lok stuff is very well made

Thanx Bill.... I just ordered one too..

I have a very comfortable keyboard seat from http://www.soundseat.com/ made with steel and leather.

I use a "pac-a-seat" originally made for steel players. Mine is ~20+ years old and going strong. I store frequently-used small items inside it. Mine was an "original" model, was just the right height for when I played pedals; even though I don't use pedals often anymore, I still like the seat.

Similar to these:
http://steelseat.com

Jim

Jim I remember these a very kool concept for sure tall & short versions...
I like it....great for the gigging player..

I went with this mapex after years of using roc-n-soc when I sat on it at GC. Spring loaded backrest fits right against surgically repaired lumbar spine providing support.

First off too short for my needs at this time and secondly blue balls after 4 hours in a bike style saddle that's just like the Tama Drum Throne I had years ago ouch ..... no thank you

Saddle seats never bothered me- I prefer them. They do make same one with round seat, but same height.

Give me a "tractor" style seat without a back support any time. With a backrest I'd be tempted to slouch and this does neither my back or my singing technique any good at all, and both need all the help available!

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"Personally I prefer the Quik Lock...heavy duty and bigger seat..."

Received the NEW Model Quiklok DX-749 .. Super quality build, it's a little bit bigger then I thought But, Very comfortable even after a few hours sitting or half standing, and Very adjustable to any situation, back rest is adjustable & comfortable too.
The folding footrest is a plus comfort also when needed.
Good Buy!

I'm using the same type Mapex, it's 'rock solid' and great when sit or at more 'half standing' level.
Sometimes I wonder if it's buildt especially for my big butt. .....

Update:....After deep thought & consideration I have sadly decided to return the Quiklok DX-749 mostly due to Size & Weight & move in a different direction. Definitely a great studio seat for sure but for traveling, loading, practicality, etc, not so much. Too bad, I really liked it as a super quality built stay home or studio piece of gear.

Carry On

I've been using the Quik Lok BX 718 for over 10 years. Quick setup/break down, doesn't take up much room in the SUV, it's comfortable and height adjustable.

http://www.quiklok.com/catalog/?p=productsMore&iProduct=234&sName=BX-718

I have that model Quik Lok BX 718 also fine for sitting,
......but this post was all about the HEIGHT (OP) need 30" with back rest for Half Standing & folding for this situation.
This one is working out nicely...

Jim these are very kool seats for playing keyboards also
all styles & colors to choose too...
http://www.steelseat.com/pricing.html
I am still considering one of these versions down the road very nice.
http://www.steelseat.com/testimonials.html

Donny, that folding one with backrest looks like something I’d definitely be interested in.
I sometimes sit and sometimes stand at different times through a night, so something with that kind of height would be ideal.
You are the “linkmaster” so..... where’s the link for it? 🤔

https://www.eventstable.com/folding-barstool-with-backrest-black.html

Jim, I looked at these when they first became available, not very comfortable, not cushioned, just hard plastic. Not good for musicians when a bony arse, like me.

I use the Quick Lock DX-749, which has a padded seat and backrest, and everything is adjustable. I weighs about 20 pounds, folds flat and your back and arse will thank you at the end of the night.

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Gary

Gary I have a great memory foam pillow that solves that problem..... The dx749 is a beast to tote..

Why carry extra pillows when you can wear Musicians Friend Memory Foam Underwear. Comfortable on any seat for long gigs. Although they may make your ass look big.

That ship has sailed .

chas

South.... This way>>>>>

New Eventstable bar stool just arrived,.. in one word...AWESOME!!