Guitar Stool Adjustable Stool - Standard Musician Drum Throne with Backrest - Guitar Seat Drum Seat, Musician Chair, Chair for Adults, Kids, Drummer and Guitarist

This is a good deal here. Seems to be quality made, sturdy, nothing cheap (breakable) on it. Everything is adjustable. The seat is firm but comfortable. It went together quickly. I like it! I have an adjustable desk that I use in the standing position so if I wanna hit a lick on the guitar real quick I just grab this stool .

I needed a comfortable, economical chair or stool to practice my Guitar so I shopped around and decided on this new stool on Amazon. I received it today and immediately opened the box to find a well packaged and carefully wrapped item. It required some assembly but if you read the included full color instructions you shouldn't have a problem putting it together. It comes with all the necessary hardware and tools to assemble it. The seat pad is really thick and supportive much like the more expensive stools that are available. It has great adjustability and should be able to accommodate most people. I'm 5'10" and there's plenty of adjustment either way on the seat height, backrest and for me more importantly the leg rest. I'm sitting on it as I write this review and its solid, stable, comfortable and easily movable. Also, it has a 3 year warranty so that's a comfort if there's any issue with it on down the road. If you are in the market for a great guitar stool you won't be disappointed with this one.

Great guitar stool - adjustable, comfortable (for a while), and the legs are level at all four feet (unlike with a crap QuikLok version I bought previously, that had more than an inch of diagonal wobble, with no possible fix). =====Pros===== * Comfortable enough for moderate length sessions. * Adjustable seat and foot rest and back support. * Sturdy design. =====Cons===== * Back support is the weak point. It is adjustable vertically (and very limitedly on the depth axis from underneath the chair). However, the mechanism to set the cushion in place is a knob-head screw with a rubberized tip that applies pressure to the back of the back-support arm. No matter how hard you set it, the cushion tends to move and your back applies significant non-perpendicular pressure to it. This is a soft con, not a big deal. * Seat is not comfortable for men (maybe women?) for long periods due to design. It's a triangular saddle-style seat, and that on its own is great. When I sit in a common square chair I always angle it so I'm sitting on it like this, with the corner between the thighs. This feels far more natural to me. However, as a con, the design perplexingly has a bulbous point at the tip, applying pressure right to the areas you really don't want pressure applied. Not sure if this was for aesthetics or to prevent people from falling off like some comical infomercial, but it unfortunately prevents this chair from getting a perfect 5 stars. =====Ways it could be improved===== * In order to both address the main Con and also drastically improve it, the suggestion wouldn't be to simply remove the bulbous point at the tip, but rather to convert the seat to a dual-pad approach with a channel down the middle, entirely eliminating the nerve-bundle / anatomy pressure issue that so many styles of seats cause. Even though the Carmichael thrones dude apparently had imbecilic views, he got that design right (not that he was the first to think of it, just the first to capitalize on it for thrones and stools). A channel down the center of the seat both removes any pressure from where it shouldn't be and puts the strain where it's supposed to be - on the sit bones. It also provides a nice channel for the gassier sitters out there (not me, I promise, just a fun extra thought).

Got the seat today I have a new show starting on Friday and needed a good seat. This seat is well built safely shipped, easy to assemble, and is an awesome comfortable seat. It is comfortable adjustable in so many ways, the back rest feels sturdy and stays in place as I lean back . The footrest is the best part,so many adjustments for your foot/feet. The leg bottoms have an adjustable knob for the wobbly floors we all love. This is a GREAT value for the money. I will update as far as longevity. But this seat is well worth your hard earned money. This is not a paid review I bought this just like the rest of you. I’m a professional musician and this is the one for me! Mostly foldable for pretty easy transport could be a touch better. Enjoy!

A well wheelchair that accomplishes its mission. It gives you a solid, comfortable seat to position your instrument as you like it. Very adjustable for height and back support and lightweight to move wherever you wish. Simple to assemble it took less than 15 minutes to have it ready to go. I would recommend it to anyone.

Comfortable stool in so many ways. The adjustable foot rest and back rest are great. The seat cushion is a bit hard for my “old” butt but so much better than the basic fold up stool! I used it for a three hour gig where I sat down about 1/2 the time. Quite pleased!

I really wanted to love this chair but in the end I found it uncomfortable to enjoy playing guitar in. I’m 5’6”, 165lbs and average butt size. The seat has a “lip” in the back that you sit against and it contours your butt. But this forces you to slide forward in the seat, and reduced the "contact patch" - the amount of body (butt and upper legs) to rest on the chair to spread the weight and pressure across, which in turn leads to increased pressure on the butt. Seating in such slightly forward position, forces your legs to slant down, because the seat is triangular (drum throne type), and this causes the guitar to be unstable on your leg, as it sits on the downslope. To compensate, you raise the footrest, but it ends up tucking underneath the seat, not vertically just higher. This makes the leg curl under the seat, making it further uncomfortable and still makes the leg slanted down. Maybe the size does really matter… for this chair and bigger/taller folks will find a better fit. On the good note, the materials and build quality is real good. The chair is light-weight considering the size of it, and completely removable backrest is nice for clean on-stage look. The adjustable foot pad is awesome for leveling the chair for stage use. I say it is a good product, just wasn’t the right fit for me.

Muy cómodo para tocar guitarra , y ajustable en altura! Buen producto!

Tabouret très bien construit, solide et de très bonne qualité. J'avais l'habitude de jouer la guitare basse assis sur un banc, mais j'avais des problèmes au dos et ma position physique devenait douloureuse après un certain temps à jouer. Ce tabouret soutient le dos et la barre pour poser le pied est ajustable. Très confortable et de très bonne qualité. Je le recommande fortement.

Feels well made. Easy to assemble. Lighter than expected. Comfortable. Instructions to assemble is pretty clear. They washers supplied save for one were broken but doesn't affect me. I think the chair should last a long time

I bought this for playing guitar to optimize my posture and ergonomics, so I can play more and be more comfortable. I could not be happier with it. It comes well protected with the best straight forward assembly instructions possible, which takes about 5 minutes. It is solid, adusts to whatever seat height and foot height works for you, the seat is perfect with adjustable back support... even the rubber floor mounts are adjustable if your floor is uneven... all that and the price is unbeatable. Comes with a note from the owner of the small company in Florida with his cell number if you have any problems. Such a relief to deal with such a great company that makes a good product and has great readible no guess instructions. Thank you. P

Esa justo lo que necesito como Contrabajista porque es muy cómodo y ligero. Estoy encantado con este producto.