Used & new (8) from $43.96 More in Musical Instruments Top Deals in Musical Instruments Best Sellers in Musical Instruments Rockville RDS40 Portable DJ/Guitar/Drum/Keyboard Padded Throne/Chair AdjustableDetailsMusician's Gear Heavy-Duty Folding Music Stand Black Buy "Rockville RDS40 Portable DJ/Guitar/Drum/Keyboard P...” from Amazon Warehouse Deals and save 66% off the $129.99 list price. Rockville RDS40 Portable, Adjustable DJ/Guitar/Drum/Keyboard Padded Throne/Chair The Rockville RDS40 portable performers chair is suitable for DJ’s and all types of musicians. Its lightweight and features an easy fold-and-go design, so it’s portable and easy to transport. The chair is constructed of heavy duty steel tubing and has a sturdy load capacity of up to 300 pounds! Adjustable Height, Padded Seat & Back Rest + Leg Bar The Rockville RDS40 features: The 12” circular foam padded seat features extra cushioning so that prolonged use does not cause distress, pressure or fatigue.
The unique lean in design allows performers and DJ’s to remain sitting but look like they are leaning over and standing during their performance. This allows you to stay comfortable without looking like you’re sitting down on the job. Also included is a rubberized cushioned foot rest to reduce foot fatigue during long gigs. With 5 adjustable heights, from 21” to 30” the RDS40 will fit any performer and at any workable height. The rear backrest is also nicely padded for extra comfort and adjusts in height with the seat. The tool-less design allow you to easily assemble and adjust both the seat and back rest height with just the twist of a knob. About Rockville Quality Control Procedures: The Rockville brand stands for Quality, Innovation and Value. All Rockville products go through the most rigorous quality control standards in the industry. Products go through months of extensive testing before they reach your hands. All user functions are tested and all internal components are tested for quality.
Rockville makes products that are virtually un-breakable! Rockville is one of the only brands in its class to test every concept model for weeks or months before starting production. Once production begins, Rockville sends product engineers to their factory to quality control every line of production. During production every product is tested and on top of that Rockville goes the extra mile and has their high level product engineers do an additional quality control. They test a certain percentage of all products from the production line a second time to ensure that the quality meets their vigorous standards, and to make sure that there is never a batch of products with even a slight problem. All Rockville products are backed with a hassle free warranty.The chair is constructed of heavy duty steel tubing and has a sturdy load capacity of up to 300 pounds. The 12” circular foam padded seat features extra cushioning so that prolonged use does not cause distress, pressure or fatigue. Also included is a rubberized cushioned foot rest to reduce foot fatigue during long gigs.
Features: Rockville RDS40 DJ Chair Portable DJ/Guitar/Drum/Keyboard Padded Throne/Chair Sturdy steel lightweight construction 5 adjustable levels from 21\"-30.75\" high Sit back at a comfortable height Reduces fatigue and stress on your back and legs Stay comfortable without looking like you are sitting down on the job Lean on it while mixing Hides behind your rig in comfort Holds up to 300lbs 12" circular foam padded seat Removable back rest Dimensions (exterior): 18" x 39" - 47.5 x 17" Weight: 12 lbs Shipping dimensions (exterior): 18"W x 21"H x 7"D Shipping weight: 13 lbs 20.5 x 18.5 x 7 inches 16.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies) Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues. This item must be shipped separately from other items in your order. Additional shipping charges will not apply. 3.7 out of 5 stars #5,858 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
#19 in Musical Instruments > Instrument Accessories > Keyboard Accessories > Benches 5 star39%4 star27%3 star10%2 star14%1 star10%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsBetter than a regular chair but nothing life changing ... did not even fit together for assembly do to horrible QA. Also the weld is such that one ...Five StarsGreat guitarist stool and angled back rest!PIECE OF JUNK !!This stool works fine, but I cut the welds off the footrest ...HORRIBLE TOLERANCESSomething seems weird. What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item? Pyle PKST70 Durable Portable Adjustable Musician and Performer Chair Seat Stool On Stage DT8500 Guitar/Keyboard Throne Odyssey DJCHAIR Adjustable Dj Chair Quik Lok DX749 Deluxe Seat, Black See and discover other items: adjustable piano stool, guitar chairs, guitar rigThere's no prop on television that's more coveted than Game of Thrones' Iron Throne. For the past four seasons, the Iron Throne — built from the swords of a thousand fallen enemies, and forged by dragon fire — has been at the center of most of the conflicts in Game of Thrones.
It has become so iconic that it even popped up in another TV show: It's hard to imagine a Game of Thrones fan who wouldn't have that kind of freak-out if the Iron Throne suddenly materialized in their living room. Fortunately, HBO sells a full-scale replica; unfortunately, that replica costs $30,000 (plus $2,500 for shipping). But while the actual Iron Throne might be as elusive in real life as it is on the screen, there are a surprising number of real-life alternatives that don't require a lot of bloodshed or a Lannister-sized bank account. Here are six cheap ways to get your own Iron Throne: You already have at least one throne in your house, so why not just add a few swords and call it a day? A quick search turns up plenty of sellers offering a sword-laden decal designed to fit perfectly behind a standard toilet bowl. At around $30, it's a cheap but no-frills option — but you can always get a little more elaborate if the spirit moves you. The Iron Throne is one of the most coveted chairs in pop-culture, but it's not exactly known for being comfortable.
Fortunately, Nerd by Night blogger Isabell Kiko came up with an ingenious compromise: a beanbag version of the Iron Throne. Kiko provides helpful, detailed instructions, so with a sewing machine and "a gazillion hours free time," you can make your own softer, gentler riff on the Iron Throne. If you don't have the strength to lug a 350-pound chair around, why not settle for the ability to turn any chair into an Iron Throne? Sky Atlantic partnered with NOW TV to give away a cushioned seat with a sword-laden backboard that fits onto everything from an office chair to an easy chair. The only catch: just like the real Iron Throne, you couldn't just buy it. You had to win it by answering a Game of Thrones trivia question: "What is the name of Joffrey Baratheon's mother?" Real tough one, guys. (CC BY: Doug Kline/The Conmunity — Pop Culture Geek) For a brief, magical moment, anyone could take a free ride in their very own mobile Iron Throne. To promote the premier of the third season, HBO unleashed a series of Game of Thrones pedicabs to shuttle people around at SXSW.
The mobile Iron Thrones didn't pop up again this year — but given the show's tendency to revisit long-forgotten stories, who knows where they'll show up next? One ingenious Game of Thrones fan, who goes by the handle flaming_pele, built an impressive Iron Throne replica out of an Adirondack lawn chair — and he was kind enough to provide step-by-step instructions to help you do the same. All told, he estimates the project cost around $100 to complete. It may be wood and plastic, but it's a lot more reasonable than paying the iron price. If you're really bent on building your own Iron Throne from scratch, it's theoretically possible — but you'd better have some time on your hands. Professional swordsmith Jake Powning speculates that it could take as long as 700,000 hours to forge the 1,000 swords that make up the Iron Throne. From there, you'd need to mold the swords to fit a chair frame — preferably by dragon. (If you can't track one down, welding torches would also do the trick).