The HT741B Ergo-Rider Quarter from TAMA is designed to promote both balance and support in an ergonomic fashion, giving you a seat whose design is a hybrid, taking the best of round and saddle designs. The Ergo-Rider also comes with a backrest, which offers a further degree comfort and support.

By giving you a front cutaway for unimpeded thigh movement, the throne facilitates dexterity even during the most demanding double bass patterns. However, this is not to the detriment of your all-important core, which stays supported with the addition of 20mm of soft foam inserted into the seat.

The throne is also height-adjustable from 20.3 to 26.2", providing a T-bolt system to complement its threaded rod construction. This allows for quick changes in height. To achieve more stability than previous thrones, the chair secures a lower center of gravity with a throne-pipe set closer to the floor.

Additional measures help in this regard, such as the implementation of double-braced tripod legs, the inclusion of rubber feet 1.5x larger than previous models, a Glide-Tite, metal-to-metal grip joint, and a patented seat lock which uses a two-piece locking hinge collar system to prevent wobble. Also patented is plastic leg-attachment system called Foot Life, which protects against wear and tear, prolonging the life of the feet.