Drum Thrones

Sitting on a throne for a long period of time is tough on your back. You could get a throne with a backrest-but they're a pain to transport because they don't fold up. And if you're a player who leans forward, they're no help at all. Unless you get a 1st Chair backrest. The HTB5 can be adjusted up and down AND forward AND it can be detached from the seat when the gig is done. Read more

With its 17" x 4" saddle-style cushioned top, the T755A is all about comfort. The sloped leg openings of the biomechanically shaped seat provide a free range of motion while the raised center and back edge help the player to maintain balance. Like the 750, the steel spindle height adjustment with memory lock make it both secure to sit on and convenient to adjust. Read more

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This heavy-duty double-braced throne is built to withstand the roughest treatment while providing maximum comfort and style to the player. The 9608 double-braced tripod base extends from the lowest setting of 19” to 27” in height, and the all-cast spindle height adjustment makes it easy to adjust height and lock in the setting with the wing nut memory lock. Gibraltar’s exclusive design Super Foot provides a stable foundation to give hours of solid support. Read more

The Ergo-Rider provides absolute ergonomic comfort and support. The hybrid of a round seat and a saddle style seat, it offers the maneuverability of the former, and the playing support of the latter. The front cutaway allows unimpeded thigh movement even during the most rapid double bass patterns. Read more

The Wide Rider's front cutaways allow unimpeded movement for your thighs, for drummers who prefer this style. Read more

Stable and comfortable backrest for different drummer seats and stools. The comfortable oval backrest is upholstered with durable imitation leather. The height and depth of the backrest adjustment is variable using the knurled screws. Read more

Attaches to K&M stool 14052/14053, drum thrones 14015/14016 and 14055/14056. Steel construction. Footrest folds away for freedom of movement. Read more