Drummer throne

Posted by: Bachus

Drummer throne - 09/22/19 10:25 AM


Anyone else using a drummer throne, with backrest?

https://www.k-m.de/us/products/drummer-s...e-gomezz-chrome

I am having some problems with my lower back off lately
I wanna try a new drummer throne, which sits about 15 cm higher then my piano bench

Anyone got experience with this?
Do they work well with keyboards?
Posted by: abacus

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 10:48 AM

Most musicians when they sit on a bench/stool, slouch, which puts a lot of strain on the back, however if you look at pro musicians like piano/organ players they always sit upright to prevent these problems, therefore you need to get into the habit of always sitting upright if you want to solve the problem.
A seat with a back that has good lumbar support can certainly help, as it tends to force you to sit upright. (If you can get into the habit of sitting upright without help though all the better)

Bill
Posted by: Dnj

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 11:10 AM

My freakin' "Cajones" still hurt from using that type of stool it's a crotch destroyer!!!
eek2 OUCH!!...sitter BEWARE stop
Thank goodness for 45 day returns. wink
Posted by: Eric, B

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 12:33 PM

Originally Posted By Bachus

Anyone else using a drummer throne, with backrest?

https://www.k-m.de/us/products/drummer-s...e-gomezz-chrome

I am having some problems with my lower back off lately
I wanna try a new drummer throne, which sits about 15 cm higher then my piano bench

Anyone got experience with this?
Do they work well with keyboards?


Here is the one I am using:
https://www.guitarcenter.com/TAMA/1st-Ch...500000022576.gc

My low back troubled me for a few years, especially during gigs.
Now I can play for hours without problem.
Have been using it for several years now. Well worth the money.


Eric



Posted by: Dnj

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 12:49 PM

on top of that these thrones weigh a ton
and you gotta fold too very awkward..
Posted by: Bernie9

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 01:20 PM

That's fine for you,Donny, because you sit low and use any chair. I use a round throne like Eric. It is super comfortable, good back support, raises to my correct height using pedals, and breaks down in seconds.
Posted by: Bachus

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 01:44 PM

Originally Posted By Dnj
My freakin' "Cajones" still hurt from using that type of stool it's a crotch destroyer!!!
eek2 OUCH!!...sitter BEWARE stop
Thank goodness for 45 day returns. wink


Definately need to test before i buy...
Posted by: Bachus

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 01:46 PM

Originally Posted By Eric, B
Originally Posted By Bachus

Anyone else using a drummer throne, with backrest?

https://www.k-m.de/us/products/drummer-s...e-gomezz-chrome

I am having some problems with my lower back off lately
I wanna try a new drummer throne, which sits about 15 cm higher then my piano bench

Anyone got experience with this?
Do they work well with keyboards?


Here is the one I am using:
https://www.guitarcenter.com/TAMA/1st-Ch...500000022576.gc

My low back troubled me for a few years, especially during gigs.
Now I can play for hours without problem.
Have been using it for several years now. Well worth the money.


Eric





Thanks Eric, interesting throne... it holds the middle between a saddle one and a round one..

How high are you sitting?
I would like to sit a little higher so my knees aren’t bent to 90 degrees, like on the piano bench..
Posted by: Bachus

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 01:48 PM

Originally Posted By abacus
Most musicians when they sit on a bench/stool, slouch, which puts a lot of strain on the back, however if you look at pro musicians like piano/organ players they always sit upright to prevent these problems, therefore you need to get into the habit of always sitting upright if you want to solve the problem.
A seat with a back that has good lumbar support can certainly help, as it tends to force you to sit upright. (If you can get into the habit of sitting upright without help though all the better)

Bill


This is something i definately learned from my piano lessons... straight back...
But when playing 2 keyboards on top of eachother, this is hard to keep up as you need to lean forward often to reach the controlls of the upper key..
Posted by: Eric, B

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 01:51 PM

Hi Bachus,
I adjusted the seat to bench height.
Very comfortable.
No problems what so ever with the crotch
You can adjust it easily to any height.
Eric
Posted by: Dnj

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 03:17 PM

Originally Posted By Bachus
Originally Posted By Dnj
My freakin' "Cajones" still hurt from using that type of stool it's a crotch destroyer!!!
eek2 OUCH!!...sitter BEWARE stop
Thank goodness for 45 day returns. wink


Definitely need to test before i buy...



Yea it feels good when your first sit down..I'm talking about 4 hrs being in the saddle that little bump in the crotch area will get to ya after a while, it's there so drummers don't slide forward when they play.......the throne Nigel recommended previously is perfect and comfy....... http://www.soundseat.com/

Many Options, Made in the USA, and nothing is better IMO
If you care about your back go for it.
Posted by: Eric, B

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 04:46 PM

Originally Posted By Dnj
Originally Posted By Bachus
Originally Posted By Dnj
My freakin' "Cajones" still hurt from using that type of stool it's a crotch destroyer!!!
eek2 OUCH!!...sitter BEWARE stop
Thank goodness for 45 day returns. wink


Definitely need to test before i buy...



Yea it feels good when your first sit down..I'm talking about 4 hrs being in the saddle that little bump in the crotch area will get to ya after a while, it's there so drummers don't slide forward when they play.......the throne Nigel recommended previously is perfect and comfy....... http://www.soundseat.com/

Many Options, Made in the USA, and nothing is better IMO
If you care about your back go for it.


I have played my KB sitting on the throne for more than 5 hours more than once with no problems wink keys
Eric
Posted by: sparky589

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 05:25 PM

I used to use a roc-n-soc with backrest. Then sat in a mapex and the back rest sits right against my lower back much better. Keeping this one- it works after several back surgeries.
Posted by: tony mads usa

Re: Drummer throne - 09/22/19 05:27 PM

I have used the Ludwig Throne - round seat, back support - for years with no problems - 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours +, no problems ...