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Kurt Member  Posts: 1265 From: Suffern, NY USA Registered: Nov 1999 |
posted 06-28-2006 15:12
   
Wow! I just found out about these things http://www.walkerseats.com/home.htm I'm in love! A folding chair that you can pack all of your cabels, mics and gizmos into. They even come with a built in power strip. I saw one for the first time on John Mcgann's "Rhythm Tune Up" DVD, which I found out about on this forum. Anybody here using one of these chairs? Any pros or cons? IP: Logged |
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Bill McCloskey Member Posts: 516 From: Registered: Jan 2005 |
posted 06-28-2006 15:12
I believe you will find that Walker seats are not only respected but very common in the steel guitar world. IP: Logged |
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Dennis Roger Reed Moderator Posts: 1812 From: San Clemente, CA USA Registered: Sep 2000 |
posted 06-28-2006 15:36
Wonder if they'd build me a couch? IP: Logged |
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Kurt Member Posts: 1265 From: Suffern, NY USA Registered: Nov 1999 |
posted 06-28-2006 15:59
Good idea Dennis. ...with compartments big enough for guitars and mic stands. Might want to put some wheels on it though. IP: Logged |
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a2tom Member Posts: 67 From: Ann Arbor, MI, USA Registered: May 2005 |
posted 06-28-2006 17:50
a bit off topic, but I'm always frustrated around the campfire trying to play sitting in a "quad" folding chair - the kind that are everywhere these days - with the big side arms. My darling wife just bought me a quad chair with no armrests. I'd be in heaven, only, no place to put the beer! tom IP: Logged |
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Kurt Member Posts: 1265 From: Suffern, NY USA Registered: Nov 1999 |
posted 06-28-2006 18:14
Put the beer in your gut!  Yes aTom, arms on chairs suck. Every chair on my patio has arms. When I hang on my patio w/ guitar, I usually sit on a step. BTW, I don't play steel guitar and don't think I ever will. I just think this is a great idea for any working musician who sits down to play. I'm just worried that it might be a back breaker to haul. IP: Logged |
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HowardR Member Posts: 241 From: nyc,ny usa Registered: Mar 2005 |
posted 06-28-2006 19:19
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Tim Mitchell Member Posts: 889 From: Nyack,NY USA Registered: Nov 2000 |
posted 06-28-2006 20:29
LOL...that pic is great. IP: Logged |
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Scott Jacobs Moderator  Posts: 3088 From: Port Charlotte, FL Registered: Apr 2001 |
posted 06-29-2006 06:59
quote: www.fqms.com used to sell these with their logo printed on the back: IP: Logged |
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Scott Jacobs Moderator Posts: 3088 From: Port Charlotte, FL Registered: Apr 2001 |
posted 06-29-2006 07:17
I just noticed that REI also gives the additional choice of offering a taller version of this chair.  http://www.rei.com/online/store/ProductDisplay?storeId=8000&catalogId=40000008000&productId=48014048&parent_category_rn=4500551&vcat=REI_SEARCH
quote: Are you kidding me? That's what Camelbak's are for. IP: Logged |
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Kurt Member Posts: 1265 From: Suffern, NY USA Registered: Nov 1999 |
posted 06-29-2006 07:46
A taller chair with only three legs and a Camelback full of beer. Does that sound like a bad combination? IP: Logged |
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Scott Jacobs Moderator Posts: 3088 From: Port Charlotte, FL Registered: Apr 2001 |
posted 06-29-2006 08:41
quote: I believe someone around here is fond of saying, "Hey, if you're not living on the edge then you're taking up too much space." IP: Logged |
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tejastani Member Posts: 24 From: San Antonio TX USA Registered: Jan 2006 |
posted 06-29-2006 12:28
Here's where you put your beer. http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Swirlygig-Mic-Stand-Drink-Holder-with-Pint-Glass-Gift-Set?sku=426501 IP: Logged |
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