Millenium MDT2S Drum Throne Sattel Reviews

Decent enough

The same base as on the round topped option and the seat is actually smaller than I expected. Compared to others it's a small saddle, definitely not in the league as tama frist chair or roc n soc.

The top is fairly hard and contoured but not uncomfortable.

I would say it's not ideal for really big folk if you were after something roomy as it's not big enough. Decent quality otherwise.

Great practice throne

Took gigging once, and a part came loose that wasn't entirely fixable.

Great if it's being used by just yourself, but with others adjusting it it can break fairly easily.

Very wobbly

Very poor quality, wobbles at each of the joints, lower legs/tube, tube, seat to tube. During the year I used this, this only got worse. Could not fix this, as just poor construction. The larger seat is not even really that comfy (compared to Gibraltar moto-style seat).

I bought a Pearl D-790 to replace it, so much better. I probably will throw the Millenium seat away (would not even want to leave it behind in a practice room for something else to take, it is that bad).

throne sattel

Easy for handling, fits good with drums

This throne is sturdy and very well built .

I recommend this drum throne , its cheap and good quality.

Thanks Tomann..

Bigger than i was expecting!

Bought this seat, because i also got a new drum kit, and i didnt have drum throne.

Its very comfortable, not too hard, not too squishy, just right.

It wiggles a little bit, but when you play, you get more concentrated on music, not on sitting.

Only thing that i got surprised of was the size of it. In pictures it looks smaller, but when you sit on it, it feels very big, but that is not a problem, i like it. And the shape of throne is nice, because its more comfortable to sit on one of these rather than circle shape ones.

I reccomend this stool, because its cheap and good quality.

great deal!

Reason why I bought this was of course the price. I know that there are more comfortable and more stable chairs, but really, for its price, this chair is very well built, easy to adjust and you can practice or play show for ours before getting tired or feeling your bottom end hurts. I love Millenium stuff and I can't figure out how are they able to produce the stuff so cheap.

If you are looking for a cheap, stable chair for rehearsals - don't look any further.

Pros:

- price

- build quality

- looks

Cons:

- I would take this on a tour as I don't think the hardware would last if you are going to set the chair every night

- size (also a plus)

- weight (also a plus)

- there are more comfy chairs

WOULD RECOMMEND!

Strong stool with somewhere to rest your nuts

We call it the ball rest stool!.. lol

Excellent

Excellent stool glad I bought this item

Millenium drum throne

Use; no matter how great the set-up is, if the throne is wobbly and askew, it makes even the simple beats messy to play by wasting energy on trying to keep balance and stay on the same height. A good drum throne is a must for touring and live shows, cuz it?s highly likely the local club thrones will be worn out and unreliable.

Pros;

+ good metal composite and solid locks! If taken care of, this throne will last for quite some time.

+ the shape of the seat is very comfortable for longer shows and rehearsing. I find the small round seats uncomfortable

+ for the price, it?s well built, solid, double braced legs for stability.

+ pretty light, which is an advantage for transporting and mobility.

Cons;

- be careful not to move around on it too much as it will loosen the top lock, under the seat

- as it is not super heavy-duty built, watch out for resting your weight on one side as it can bend the main bar, making it near impossible to maintain balance afterwards.

- i would suggest getting a separate carrying bag for it, as it does not come with one. The cover of the seat is great, but it will scratch and rip if continuously thrown into the same harware case along with cymbal stands and other hardware.

Summary;

To buy or not to buy? ? Buy! For the price, it?s great and reliable.

Good quality for a reasonable price

Comfortable enough with a decent quality. The threads system you use to lift up the throne might not be the best but... is good enough.

The really good thing is the size of the seat. It's really good for your back because your bottom doesn't go outside the throne and you don't have to be struggling to stay in the same position.

Cheap substitute until you have enough for a proper seat.

Notice that I give 1/5 for stability. In my opinion, any drum seat that wiggles, has the lowest possible stability. This one wiggles a lot. I see this seat as only a cheap and quick solution until you have enough to buy a proper seat.

Pros:

+ Cheap

+ Not round, but shaped to accommodate a human body.

Cons:

- Wiggles.

- Wiggles a lot.

- Construction that sets the height and how much the seat rotates could be much better.

Millenium MDT2S Drum Throne Review

So, When i got the throne on my hands i notice that the stand is heavy and the rubber feet seem to be very good, which they are, they are thick and big, and because of that the throne doesn't move a thing when i'm playing, even if i want to drag him, i can't, so as far as stability concern, it's really good, i was impressed i must say.

The assembly is quite easy, and when you set up the high that you want and tighten everything up, it will secure the position perfectly, with everything tighten up it gets pretty solid, plus with the stand being rock solid too, you get a throne stand that won't dissapoint at any time, it stays where you leave it, sometimes when i'm playing i kinda swing back, every throne that i tried before this one would get at least 1 leg on the air, this one doesn't, it really keeps you stable and grounded.

Finally the seat, nothing that important to say, it's really great, all of my friends that tried this throne said "Wow this is a quality throne man", i think that speaks for itself, they loved it.

Decent for the price

The throne doesn't go as high as I'd like it to, so this is just a spare seat for guitarists or whoever else...

The leather seat itself is okay quality with nice contours. The legs of the stand are heavy duty and solidly built but non adjustable.

You twist the seat to lower or raise the height, and it keeps the level it is set to well.

The top of the seat wobbles a very small amount, but nothing to worry about.

All in all it is pretty good value really, just be aware of the vertical limitations.

Sturdy,well built stool.

The good-it's well built and easy to adjust and is comfortable for long periods of drumming.

The bad-The seat covering doesn't really breathe so expect your behind to be stuck to your pants at the end of a gig.

Having said that a good product and excellent value for money.

Very nice stool

This stool is not a complicated piece of kit. It just works. The throne is comfortable, and the whole thing feels nice and sturdy to sit on fully-assembled. The swivel-action is easy, and it costs very little given how well it is put together.

It's impossible to say at this point whether this stool has a shorter shelf-life than its cousins which cost 4 or 5 times more, but it certainly doesn't feel like a cheap piece of kit to be using – it's a surprisingly nice piece of hardware for the price.

Decent throne for the price.

I bought this a long time ago and it's still going strong. The seat pad isn't as comfortable as some more expensive models but it's not uncomfortable, in any case when playing you don't notice it if you're concentrating on the music properly!

Great throne for long periods

I used to play with a flat throne, which some times causes some discomfort. This throne make my playing more comfortable for longer periods. I just found one problem in it. I tend to sweat a lot and this doesn't help in the sweating problem. But if using a towel on it, this problem can be little mitigated.

A comfortable throne

Nice and sturdy throne with wide saddle to make your long rehearsing sessions easy on your bottom side. Holds its set height nicely and will not sink down as is the case with cheaper thrones with memory locks. The material of the saddle does not breathe, so keep a nice flannel towel at hand.

Nice price and as it is the case with Millenium brand stuff - does exactly what it's advertised to do. No more. No less. At the same time being easy on your wallet.