What do you sit on to practice?

[malthumb]

I use a Gator FrameWorks chair. It also doubles as a guitar stand.

 

[MD]

Mostly the edge of my bed with my right foot on the bedrail.

If I use a folding chair I will use a guitar foot rest.

If I use a guitar bar stool it has to have a cross member where I can rest my right foot so my right knee is at the height I am used to.
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Same here.
Going to sit in for a few tunes and sitting, the folding classical guitar foot rest.
At home in a regular old office chair, it's a chunk of a structural header.
And playing out, an OnStage Throne, fully extended so my right leg is in the proper position.

 

[Jeff Scott]

My Amish Murder chair.

 

[LBS-bass]

Anything handy that doesn’t have arms. Taller is better.

 

[2saddleslab]

Corner studio.

 

[Basehead]

I've been using a drum throne, the Ahead Spinal G Saddle with back rest. Sure, it's a bit extravagant but my butt loves it. I can sit for hours without fatigue....

 

[jnewmark]

I use your typical, armless, office chair, that gives good lumbar support, with casters. Lots to choose from on Amazon.

 

[FRoss6788]

Adjustable height drum throne. Works perfectly.

 

[Clark Westfield]

I mostly stand but park on my stool once and awhile.

A stool I grabbed out of an elementary school dumpster.

Adjustable, somewhat comfortable and most of all, free.

 

[thejazzman]

I use a Gator Frameworks.

 

[Marko 1]

I suppose I practice standing up,

but most of the time, especially learning material, I'm in my mancave/music room in the same office chair with arms that I sit in to read or watch videos, post here, or whatever, which is what I do as I'm learning/practicing, back and forth.

I don't find the arms to be a problem. My bass is always strapped around my neck and hanging in the same position it's in when standing, and the arms aren't an issue.

 

[Nebadon2000]

My Couch; tried Armless chair Couch won

 

[Jim C]

Bar stool with no back or arms

 

[DirtDog]

Office chair with no arms.

I’ve got a sit-stand desk in my “studio” so have the option to stand if I want to (eg when recording)

 

[rufus.K]

I suppose I practice standing up,

but most of the time, especially learning material, I'm in my mancave/music room in the same office chair with arms that I sit in to read or watch videos, post here, or whatever, which is what I do as I'm learning/practicing, back and forth.

I don't find the arms to be a problem. My bass is always strapped around my neck and hanging in the same position it's in when standing, and the arms aren't an issue.

So glad I'm not the only or 1st to say my chair has arms. I guess I scooch foreword a bit, and use the strap.

 

[LetItGrowTone]

Overstuffed recliner.

So sweet to wake up with my precious in my arms.

 

[Marko 1]

I suppose I practice standing up,

but most of the time, especially learning material, I'm in my mancave/music room in the same office chair with arms that I sit in to read or watch videos, post here, or whatever, which is what I do as I'm learning/practicing, back and forth.

I don't find the arms to be a problem. My bass is always strapped around my neck and hanging in the same position it's in when standing, and the arms aren't an issue.

I sat on a lot of chairs before finding this one (fortunately it wasn't the most expensive one there),

it fits me so perfectly I don't feel the chair (I'll NEVER buy an office/mancave chair on-line again).

I think having to sit on something else would cause me to practice even less than I do now.

 

[Five or Six]

Armless office chair. I practice for up to 3 hours at a whack. I need to reach other equipment that is racked pretty low. Standing is a PIA to do so.

 

[BassinCT]

Roc n Soc manual spindle throne (tall). I use it on my seated gigs.

 

[Giffro]

I bought the Quik Lok Musicians Seat (Dx749) a couple years ago and have found it very good although it takes a bit of getting used to at first. Lots of backrest and footrest height adjustment plus a soft comfy seat too. A bit expensive but I like to be comfortable when I practise.