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Location: When?? | I've been using a few of these lately, and they seem to be working out nicely for guitar. 360 degree swivel, and you can use the foot rest ring if sitting high in front of a mic stand, or lower it for feet on the floor. You can also elect to not attach the back if you just want the plain seat. Lots of colors to choose from, and not a bad deal for $50-$60 ea. (price varies with color).
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0082LTY42/ref=sspa_dk_detail_2?pd_rd_i=B0...
Too late now, but maybe I should have put this in the For Sale forum.. sorry!
Edited by Love O Fair 2018-08-27 12:50 PM
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Location: Flahdaw | I have a fancy *** chair that my wife bought me, but I invariably drag one of our dining room chairs into my music room to sit on... |
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Location: San Antonio, TX | Plain ole stool is the best for me. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | chairs with no arms |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Round Ovation stool |
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Location: When?? | One reason why these chairs are working well for us is that each person has their own high and low swing space if you need to turn around to communicate with someone behind you then back to your mic, or to reach for something and not have to constantly shift on the seat or have any chair arms bumping against the bottom end of the guitar when doing such as we had with our old ones. I also bought some low ones (same tractor seat), though without the foot rest ring that have caster wheels for easily moving across the floor and back. But just the same for sure, everyone has their own particular needs and comfort range. Carry on. Jam well.
Edited by Love O Fair 2018-08-28 12:33 PM
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