Tama HT741 - ERGO-Rider Quartet
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Tama
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Historical Context and Positioning Within the Range
Part of the "1st Chair" throne family, the HT741B represents the high-end model focused on endurance and reliability. Its Ergo Rider concept merges the benefits of a round seat and an ergonomic saddle to provide support, freedom of movement, and postural precision, making it a preferred choice for demanding drummers.
Who This Throne Is For
Designed for ambitious beginner, intermediate, and professional drummers, this throne suits intensive contexts: extended rehearsals, tours, recording sessions. Its stability and lumbar support make it an ideal ally in rock, metal, pop, funk, or fusion, where power and control must remain consistent throughout the set.
Technical specifications
| Category | drum seat | Seat cover | faux leather |
| Material | foam | Color | Black |
| Max load | 136 kg | ||
Questions frequently asked
What height range does the Tama HT741 Ergo Rider Quartet offer?
The seat height is adjustable from 515 to 665 mm, which is 20 1/4 to 26 1/8 inches.
Is the seat backrest adjustable?
The folding backrest features height and tilt adjustments. This configuration allows lumbar support to be adapted to the body shape. Folding it down reduces bulk when back support is not desired.
What is the shape of the Ergo Rider seat?
The seat has a hybrid saddle with an ergonomic triangular profile, combining the support of a round seat and a saddle. Molded urethane foam is combined with a 12 mm plywood base.
What is the maximum load this drum throne can support?
The maximum rated load is 136 kg. The seat covering is black faux leather.
How is the stability of this throne ensured?
The quadpod base with double brackets is complemented by a Glide-Tite Grip Joint, a Rocklok ring, and a Seat Lock system. These elements stiffen the post joint and secure the seat tightening.
