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I won't fiddle with it now, in case I lose it, but will do better next time ??
My, we are posh down underOops, one too many images.
I won't fiddle with it now, in case I lose it, but will do better next time ??
Like this one?Normally I use a Stakmore chair. It looks like a regular wooden chair with a back and a padded seat, like you might use with your dining room table. But it's foldable so you can store it out of the way, toss it in the back of your car easily, etc.
And risky..... Seen these collapse.... And accordions don't bounce as well as our arses do.... I'd never use... ?Cheap and cheerful
I understand that I am responding to a fairly old thread, but I wanted to thank Pentaprism for his shop-stool recommendation. Without his mentioning it, I certainly would never have thought to shop for a chair at Costco. But I recently bought one (or, should I say ‘two?’) and I must say that I’m liking it. For me, after trying and returning several others, this one might just be the ticket!
You're very welcome, @Scuromondo.I understand that I am responding to a fairly old thread, but I wanted to thank Pentaprism for his shop-stool recommendation. Without his mentioning it, I certainly would never have thought to shop for a chair at Costco. But I recently bought one (or, should I say ‘two?’) and I must say that I’m liking it. For me, after trying and returning several others, this one might just be the ticket!
I was not able to find these at the store so I purchased them online. Also, at Costco you can almost never buy one of anything, and so it is with their work stool: I had to buy two of them, even though I need only one. So If you are interested in purchasing the 2nd one from me, let me know; it is still in the box.that is a very nice update to an old and tried and true stool design
especially the hydraulic height adj.
i still have a couple of the old "Clutch" type
(leftover and saved from an Auto Parts store)
where you have to pull the seat up hard to release the clutch so it
slides back down, then pull up slowly to the height you prefer
they are a pain to get just right !
there are other, all, modern man-cave type Sports stools with rings for the feet,
but they are not as sturdy as these commercial quality stools
after Covid, i will look in the Costco in Beltsville for one, but
i havn't got my shot in the arm yet, so the closest im getting
to them is the Gas Pumps !
It's certainly beautiful; I just purchased a 'drum throne' that's adjustable up to 26.5 inches, which is perfect for me. It has a padded "motorcycle" seat and works swell. Previously I was sitting a way to low chair and had top of accordion almost up my nose. Now I can hold my accordion in a much better playing position thanks to my new stool.
nicely done there!I was thinking about upgrading my chair. Right now, I am using an old dining room chair. It's a fixed height. For those who have adjustable stools, do you find the optimal height and keep it set, or do you adjust it often? Do you set it up high, or table height?
I have a video where I am sitting on the chair. I am thinking about either standing or getting a higher stool so it looks more uniform from the audience's perspective. Or am I overthinking it? I tend to do that.
Nice sound. Yes, you definitely need to be more front and center. Higher, and maybe closer to the camera. Trio sounds good! Don't those other guys solo?I was thinking about upgrading my chair. Right now, I am using an old dining room chair. It's a fixed height. For those who have adjustable stools, do you find the optimal height and keep it set, or do you adjust it often? Do you set it up high, or table height?
I have a video where I am sitting on the chair. I am thinking about either standing or getting a higher stool so it looks more uniform from the audience's perspective. Or am I overthinking it? I tend to do that.