Millenium DTRAB-1118 Drum Stool pneumat 4-stars Reviews

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10 years ago

great chair, easy to set up and is comfy. though needs regular tightening to prevent it wobbling at the joints.

10 years ago

Millenium DTRAB-1118 Drum Stool pneumat

It was just what I needed and at a good price to.

10 years ago

Great value for the price

This is a great seat for the price. Comfy and allows you to fine-tune the height easily.

There is no manual to assembly so think it's broken when you first assemble it because the seat just won't sit (!) properly.

Turns out you have to remove the red rubber band on top of the central column. ;)

11 years ago

Great Value

I bought this to help with my posture at the kit and it has helped me a lot, excellent build quality very sturdy base. The actual seat is quite hard but still comfortable overall. great value for money

11 years ago

Pretty good guitar stool

I use this for practising guitar. There is good height adjustment which can go really low and high. Seems of really good quality but the back rest is not up to the same quality as the seat and i struggled to find a position with it that i find comfortable so have been using it with out the back rest. The seat itself can rock a wee bit but otherwise feels comfortable enough, you can get the seat down far enough to get your feet flat on the ground and your knees at 90degrees which is perfect for playing guitar.

11 years ago

Ideal for keyboard player

This is an ideal chair/stool but the only downfall is if your a big lad the chair is a too small, ideal if your sitting in the one place for a long time. I would like to see a version with wheels / castors on it

12 years ago

Millenium DTRAB-1118 Pneumatic Drum Stool

As the cheapest option for a drum stool with back support, there are few points to complain about. The stool has a good height adjustment range thanks to its pneumatic support shaft, which also provides a slight cushioning effect while playing. The cushion itself is very firm, which subtracts a bit from its potential comfort, and the vinyl material can quickly become a sweaty place to be unless a towel is used as a seat cover.

The tripod legs are a bit finicky to collapse and open because the support ring doesn't slide up and down the shaft easily, so leaving the legs in the open position is a more hassle-free approach.

A small metal tab broke off from underneath the base of the seat upon tightening, but seemed to have no effect on the final assembly. Overall, great value for money.

12 years ago

Drum Throne

For the price, this is a great throne. The hydraulics aren't showing any signs of needing re-gassing after nearly three years use.The throne is very comfortable and the back rest adjusts to three different depths.

My only criticism would be that once the seat is attached you're stuck with it, so you can't store the legs in a flight case, although the backrest is fully detachable.

12 years ago

Great stool for back pain sufferers

Fantastic value for money! a really robust stand with pneumatic gas operated riser. The back rest has a cheap plastic covering but the metal post underneath is plenty strong enough for my 90 kilo weight! I found the stool to be quite firm but comfortable and the back rests helps maintain good posture.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Millenium
  • Released in 2009
  • Average price : $96
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