Top-end features and maximum durability for minimum bucks!

The Tama HT35 Drummers Throne features double-braced legs, a 28.6mm diameter bottom tube, and a special nylon bushing underneath the upper tube which eliminates rattling or swaying in the upper seat section. Height adjusts from 17" to 24-1/2" (from floor to top of seat). Seat measures 15-1/8"W x 14"D.

Tama HT35 Double Braced Saddle Throne Features:

• Double-braced legs
• Height adjusts from 17" to 24-1/2"
• Seat measures 15-1/8"W x 14"D
• Special nylon bushing underneath the upper tube eliminates any rattling or swaying in the upper seat section

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Tama HT35 Double Braced Saddle Throne

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DO NOT WASTE YOU MONEY!!

Posted by musicfreak865654 from Pennsylvania on Aug 19, 2009

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock, Metal, Hardcore, Everything

Honestly it's just a poor throne. I had bought it two bands ago and used it regularly for practice and shows. It is very uncomfortable and did NOT hold up well. It falls down while playing and wiggles more than imaginable. If you need a throne my suggestions are ROC N' SOC or PORK PIE. Both great!

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Owned it for a long time now.

Posted by Justin from Wichita KS on Oct 8, 2008

Experience w/product: I have heard about it

Reviewer's Background: Active Musician

Reviewer's Play Style: Rock and Metal

I've used this drum throne for about 4 years and mine has stood up to a lot of use. It has had a lot of problems. If you've sat only on a super cheap throne, this will feel pretty good, but if you've sat on a higher in throne, this will kill your back. The cushion isn't that great. And the support is poor. The post will not handle anyone that has any weight to them. I weigh 175 and it will not support me especially when I'm playing double bass and am balancing on this throne. It sinks. Also one of the rubber feet came off years ago. Slips right back on, but c'mon. They could have at least glued it or something when they made it.

Good upgrade from an absolute beginner throne, but it is still a lower end throne. If you have the money, skip this one.

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SO-SO

Posted by MolokaiRider from Molokai, Hawaii on Jan 18, 2006

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 2 gigs a week

Reviewer's Play Style: Roots, rock , reggae

Bought the throne, price was good, but quality is a little lacking. Does not like heavy players, will sink when a larger person sits on it. Groans and creaks when you swivel. Seat not the most comfortable. Good for the price, or upgrading a generic throne

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OK throne...

Posted by LittlePulseDrummer9 from Minneapolis, MN on Dec 4, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: 12-year old rocker

Reviewer's Play Style: Jazz, rock (Weezer), whatever I want

This throne has been good to me. It is comfortable, and cool-looking. However, the cushion seems to keep loosening, so it swivels. Otherwise, this seat is well worth it!

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Great product

Posted by killerdrummer9 from medford, or on Nov 20, 2004

Experience w/product: I own it

Reviewer's Background: active musician

Reviewer's Play Style: rock

I just got this throne today and its just how i expected it to be. A good throne for a good price. I really like the motorcyle seats. It's a big improvement and is much more comfortable.

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