Pamper your buttocks

Posted by: Taike

Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 05:41 AM

http://www.soundseat.com/models.html

Anyone here uses one of these? Les Paul seemed to like them.

Taike
Posted by: cgiles

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 05:59 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by Taike:
http://www.soundseat.com/models.html

Anyone here uses one of these? Les Paul seemed to like them.

Taike


At my age, I'm looking for one with a built-in bedpan.

chas
Posted by: Dnj

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 06:24 AM

Thats too thin.....

try this baby!
http://www.tama.com/drums/tama_link.asp?page=http://www.tamadrum.co.jp/world/products/hardware/throne/ht741/index.html

8 hr double gigs sittin' in this baby aint nuttin'
Posted by: GlennT

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 06:24 AM

I think I'll get that retro-fit seat and attach it to my bike! Remember when bikes had real seats?
Posted by: Taike

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 06:26 AM

That explains all those young chicks in the audience waving baby wipies at you, Chas.
Posted by: Dnj

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 06:59 AM

After two years gigging with the Tama Ht741 my crotch spread increased 4 inches!
I now use a custom made high density foam bench seat & I dont feel like I'm riding in an English saddle anymore.
Posted by: cgiles

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 07:00 AM

Quote:
Originally posted by GlennT:
I think I'll get that retro-fit seat and attach it to my bike! Remember when bikes had real seats?


Remember when your butt would fit on one?

chas
Posted by: Diki

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 08:58 AM

I think for 88 and 76 note players, there's a reason why pianos have benches, not stools....

You need to be able to move laterally for two hand passages at the extremes of the keyboard. I never feel comfortable on a drum throne type seat that rotates, but I can't budge sideways. It makes you put your arms and wrists at some uncomfortable angles...

(Disclaimer... Not all people may share this view, there's no problem if you are comfortable using drum thrones, objects in mirror may be closer than they appear, your mileage may vary.... OK?)
Posted by: abacus

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 10:25 AM

A Piano has a Stool.
An Organ has a Bench.
If you’re ever in a Music School, Academy etc, then please remember the above, otherwise the Tutors tend to get upset, and if you are a Student, then you are informed of your error in no uncertain terms.
Personally you can call it whatever suits, but I just thought I would mention it.
Here is a link for those who like plenty of padding http://www.chamberlainmusic.com/productdetail.asp?ProductID=KDT5505
Enjoy whatever you’re seated on

Bill
Posted by: Diki

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 11:01 AM

http://www.pianobench.com/ Seems that opinions vary..

Whatever you want to call it, it isn't a drum throne.. It doesn't rotate, and you can slide up or down on it...

Enjoy whatever you call it...
Posted by: freddynl

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 02:05 PM

At home I use a well designed office desk seat. These are very suitable to sit a long time.

In the band I am standing behind the keyboard and use no seat at all.

Fred
Posted by: renig

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 06:16 PM

They should fit all aircraft with those babies. I just got back yesterday on an 8 1/2 hour flight from London and I've still got a square butt today.
Posted by: Nigel

Re: Pamper your buttocks - 06/07/07 11:22 PM

J.R.Baker from Soundseat is a member on this forum. See http://www.synthzone.com/ubbs/Forum37/HTML/008077.html JR's seats are highly recommended.