Tama HT730B Drum Throne
Drum Throne
ID: ZMTMACBA030009
246 €
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Estimated delivery: Wednesday, 17 June
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Description
Related
Ergo-Rider Trio Chair HT730B
Features
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From the Ergo Rider series
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Continuous height adjustment via spindle from 480 mm to 670 mm
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Combination of round seat and saddle style seat
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"Sit Tight" seat clamp
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Extra wide tripod base
About
Tama HT730B Drum Throne
Tama HT730B Drum Throne
Seat Lock
This is a great design that utilizes two-piece locking hinge collar system for superior throne base to seat connection and oversized wing nut for easy and secure tightening. TAMA removed the "wobble" which can typically affect the seat to throne base connection.
1st Chair Height Adjustment
1st Chair thrones offer the best of both worlds-the exact height adjustment of threaded rod thrones with the fast adjustment of T-bolted systems:
1. Loosen the bolt (A) and raise the threaded rod to the approximate desired height (it's not necessary to get the exact height at this point).
2. Screw the Height lock (B) down to the top of the nylon bushing.
3. If a minor adjustment is necessary, simply turn the Height lock or rotate the seat.
4. Tighten the bolt (A) firmly.
Backrest (US PAT.NO.6193315)
Both the height and angle of the backrest unit are adjustable, giving you the supoort you need no matter how you sit. And now there's another user-friendly feature: you can fold the backrest itself onto the seat without disassembling it for easier transport. The backrest unit is also sold individually and fits on all 1st Chair thrones.
Super Stabilizer Design
By lowering the distance of the center throne pipe to the floor, a lower center of gravity was achieved. Additional stability improved by lengthening the tripod leg stabilizer bar and designing double-braced tripod legs that do not taper at the point they insert into the rubber feet.
Glide-Tite Grip Joint (US.PAT.NO.9631656)
This Glide-Tite Grip Joint allows for a more secure attachment by using a metal-to-metal contact point. It is an extremely solid base attachment, even for the heaviest hitters.
Rocklok
TAMA's "Rocklok" features a specially designed Nylon Bushing at the bottom of the throne's threaded rod that prevents side-to-side motion within the base.
This special feature provides exceptional durability and stability.
Oversized Rubber Feet
The extra-large rubber feet are 1.5 times larger than previous TAMA rubber feet to optimize stability.
Foot Life
It's tough to imagine just how much weight and stress is on the rubber feet of your stand-until you see how often you have to keep replacing them. Not so with Foot Life. An innovative plastic leg attachment, Foot Life eliminates the wear and tear of metal to metal contact for longer foot life.
Quartet (4-Leg) Model
1st Chair's Quartet 4-leg base provides rock solid stability no matter how hard you rock your body. The Quartet base comes standard with the HT741 Ergo-Rider Backrest throne.
Seat Lock
This is a great design that utilizes two-piece locking hinge collar system for superior throne base to seat connection and oversized wing nut for easy and secure tightening. TAMA removed the "wobble" which can typically affect the seat to throne base connection.
1st Chair Height Adjustment
1st Chair thrones offer the best of both worlds-the exact height adjustment of threaded rod thrones with the fast adjustment of T-bolted systems:
1. Loosen the bolt (A) and raise the threaded rod to the approximate desired height (it's not necessary to get the exact height at this point).
2. Screw the Height lock (B) down to the top of the nylon bushing.
3. If a minor adjustment is necessary, simply turn the Height lock or rotate the seat.
4. Tighten the bolt (A) firmly.
Backrest (US PAT.NO.6193315)
Both the height and angle of the backrest unit are adjustable, giving you the supoort you need no matter how you sit. And now there's another user-friendly feature: you can fold the backrest itself onto the seat without disassembling it for easier transport. The backrest unit is also sold individually and fits on all 1st Chair thrones.
Super Stabilizer Design
By lowering the distance of the center throne pipe to the floor, a lower center of gravity was achieved. Additional stability improved by lengthening the tripod leg stabilizer bar and designing double-braced tripod legs that do not taper at the point they insert into the rubber feet.
Glide-Tite Grip Joint (US.PAT.NO.9631656)
This Glide-Tite Grip Joint allows for a more secure attachment by using a metal-to-metal contact point. It is an extremely solid base attachment, even for the heaviest hitters.
Rocklok
TAMA's "Rocklok" features a specially designed Nylon Bushing at the bottom of the throne's threaded rod that prevents side-to-side motion within the base.
This special feature provides exceptional durability and stability.
Oversized Rubber Feet
The extra-large rubber feet are 1.5 times larger than previous TAMA rubber feet to optimize stability.
Foot Life
It's tough to imagine just how much weight and stress is on the rubber feet of your stand-until you see how often you have to keep replacing them. Not so with Foot Life. An innovative plastic leg attachment, Foot Life eliminates the wear and tear of metal to metal contact for longer foot life.
Quartet (4-Leg) Model
1st Chair's Quartet 4-leg base provides rock solid stability no matter how hard you rock your body. The Quartet base comes standard with the HT741 Ergo-Rider Backrest throne.