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Please do. Google search got the story on the murder but nothing involving a chair.I need to make a photo of the murder chair (my practice chair), sometime.
There's no blood on the chair (that I know of). It is from the chair making company he ran, E C Woodshop.Please do. Google search got the story on the murder but nothing involving a chair.
Is this kind of like Steve Martin's cruel shoes?
Those are some fine looking chairs. I'll have to assume that the Old Sparky collection has been discontinued.There's no blood on the chair (that I know of). It is from the chair making company he ran, E C Woodshop.
Here is an older catalog that has the folding chair, model 018, on page 119. Mine is a dark-finished quarter sawn white oak version.
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We have another folding chair made by E C, the model 2001, which is shown on page 9. It is a simple slatted Arts & Crafts style chair that would also work well for me as a practice chair.
Here is a later catalog that has the same and some other nice chairs, too.
I think the Old Sparky collection rode shotgun one too many times.Those are some fine looking chairs. I'll have to assume that the Old Sparky collection has been discontinued.
So crazy question; what does every body like to sit on when they practice? I’m looking for something better than the metal folding chair I use now.
I was considering a drumming throne; comfortable and nothing to accidentally bang the instrument on (like a folding chair).
Any suggestions?
So crazy question; what does every body like to sit on when they practice? I’m looking for something better than the metal folding chair I use now.
I was considering a drumming throne; comfortable and nothing to accidentally bang the instrument on (like a folding chair).
Any suggestions?
So crazy question; what does every body like to sit on when they practice? I’m looking for something better than the metal folding chair I use now.
I was considering a drumming throne; comfortable and nothing to accidentally bang the instrument on (like a folding chair).
Any suggestions?
Looks good--do you have a link?
Real men play bass standing for as long as the funk requires!I use an adjustable piano bench for playing cello, working at the computer and a little for bass. I cannot get a comfortable right arm sitting, so I prefer to play bass standing.