Millenium MDT5S-Pro Drum Throne Saddle

hahahaha, i took delivery of throne and immediately used it for my gig.
it's so strong and solid,
grips firmly whether on floor mats or bare floors.
height is easily adjustable and the saddle makes it more comfortable during playing time.
Apart from that the leather is strong and soft which makes sitting on it comfortable. the stands are wide enough and so you don't get toppled up when playing and allows you to get a greater range of motion whiles playing.
The front cutaway of the seat also allowed me to play completely unimpeded and with a full range of motion with their thighs. overall i am happy for buying this and will recommend it to others. Price is also cool.

This throne is solid. It has stood up to relentless gigging and practices, being thrown around, collapsed and set up, knocked over, had drinks poured on, pretty much everything has happened to this throne and it doesn't seem to want to give up and break. However the bach rest does feel flimsy, and more like one taken from an office chair rather than designed for a drum throne. Luckily it's detachable and other than this I would say this is well built.

Stemming from its well build frame is its stability and yes, this thing is as stable as it is solid. once set up and locked into place the throne doesn't rotate unless you want it to, nor does it rock. after about a year of constant use I did notice some wobble but it then disappeared one day.

My actual issue I had was this is that its like a rock, literally to sit on it feels extremely hard for something made of foam and as such is not the most comfortable throne to use.

Looking past this though for the price it's at, it's a wise choice I would recommend.

I bought this drum stool after deciding to begin learning drums on my electronic kit After attempting to perch on some cushions I'd piled onto an old metal stool I had lying around, I reluctantly decided to buy a drum throne, having seen how expensive they could be, even used, I was expecting to find only the most basic, height adjustable stools in my price range.

I did not expect to find a seat of this quality and price. It is very well-built and incredibly easy to set up, adjusting it's height was a bit more complex than I anticipated but its a small price to pay for the stability and comfort this seat offers. The backrest feels supportive and in no way cheap.

All in all I don't think there is a better drum stool available for the price!

I had previously played drums for years and learned pretty quickly that I like a throne with a back rest. When I first started playing these things were really expensive and hard to get hold of.

After a couple of years not playing and focusing on recording - I decided it was time to get an electronic kit for me (and the kids) to practice on, but also for use when people visiting the studio wanted a quick warm up whilst I mic'd up the kit. So knowing what I'd found out at gigs (and nameless studios) that a good seat is an important thing!

I saw these and liked the look - double bracing, adjustable height. padded seat and back rest, adjustable back rest... And for a decent price.

The delivery was fast and the throne worked great, it adjusted easily, is VERY sturdy, doesn't wobble and is comfortable for long practices/sessions.

Mine did not come with a drum key which is required to adjust it - keep that in mind if you don't have one. Other than that. Nothing to complain about!

Get this if you're looking for a robust throne and want one that you don't mind replacing should it 'go missing' at a gig. If you need ULTIMATE LUXURY this isn't for you, not that its uncomfortable but it isn't in the same league of comfort as other brands.