Customer Reviews

Cannon UP197 Drum Throne

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4 star:		(3)
3 star:		(2)
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This throne is ok but if you have a little more spending money i would get a different one. this one hurts a lot and looks cushiony but it is not at all. but as i said if you can spend a little more i would do that.

Not super comfy, and I wish it had more fine height adjustment options. But you want a cheap, good functioning throne, you got one!

This a very good throne and a good price. It was a little squeaky but nothing wd40 cant fix and it did, for the price its perfect.

Great product, easy to set-up, sturdy. It came quickly in the mail, packaged nicely, had competant instructions for set-up and use. I would recommend this product for people looking for a good, sturdy, reliable seat to play a musical instrument.

I bought this for my girlfriend to play Rock Band. We do this at least once a week, and for several hours at a time. For the past couple of years, we'd just been using a kitchen chair. She was excited to finally have something more "drummer friendly", and says that it is quite comfortable. It is also adjustable, so that if our kids or I wish to bang on the drums, it will easily accommodate us as well. We have wood floors, and the rubber feet have kept their grip without leaving scuff marks. I would say that if you are looking for a drum stool and don't have or want to spend a lot of money, this should work just fine for you.

Arrived on time and was easy to put together. Sturdy and balanced. The foot pads protect the floor and it is easily adjustable.

I only dabble at drumming, so I may not know a good throne from a bad one, but I'm perfectly happy with this one. It's comfortable, stable, and has not failed or had any mechanical issues in the months I've had it.

Cheap but solidly built. No problem for me and cannot see a reason to pay more.

This is a great drum throne. There really isn't a reason to pay high prices for all of these other thrones when this is fine. I've been drumming for 2 years on an old artist stool. It was uncomfortable, and honestly, disregard other reviews(They are probably used to softy cushiony thrones, unlike me), this throne is comfortable enough. Now that I have a real throne, I'm really good at double bass and the like, because for the past two years I have been using that artist stool and not only was that uncomfortable, but it made loud creaking sounds and had no adjustable factors to it. This is a very solid, strong drum throne, it can easily hold my,.. 185 pound brother. It has a wing nut on the bottom tripod that lets you adjust the tripod. there is a pole that has 5 different height holes drilled through it. You put this wing nut through the hole of your choice and twist it to adjust height. The throne is great except that it slightly swivels side to side a couple inches, but it is actually helpful and doesn't make drumming harder but almost adjusting itself for comfort. To fix this, (with a clamp or vice) clamp the spot where the two main poles meet. This bends the larger pole to tighten onto the smaller on and this fixes the swivel. Don't worry about the clacking sound it makes, this is just the bolts that hold the double bracings on the tripod together that may be loose. Overall a great drum throne, that, really is for any player(Though it only has 5 height adjustments). and for $30.00, this is a steal. I highly recommend.

It's a fairly comfortable seat, but I was expecting it to swivel. I'm not a drummer so I'm not sure exactly what to expect. I can sit on it for an hour and not be uncomfortable.