In this comparison we put the Gibraltar Drum Throne 6608 and Flexzion Drum Throne head to head in a battle to find out which wins the specifications war. Not sure which is right for you? Read on and find the perfect item for your needs. This article is part of a series called The 10 Best Drum Thrones
Let's get started by taking a close look at the Gibraltar Drum Throne 6608.
The challenger is the Flexzion Drum Throne. For some people, the definition of the best throne would simply be: the cheapest drum throne you can find that still works well enough and doesn’t break as soon as you assemble it. If that’s a definition you agree with, and you don’t really care about fancy features and getting the highest quality, you can just as well settle for this drum throne from Flexzion.
It’s really cheap, but has everything a beginner needs, and could also work well for guitarists or keyboardists. It has anti-slip rubber feet so that it doesn’t slide all over the place and it seems to be pretty sturdy and stable, despite the low price. It also has double braced throne legs and folds up so that it takes up minimal space when you transport or store it.
HEAD TO HEAD COMPARISON | |
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Gibraltar Drum Throne 6608 |
Flexzion Drum Throne |
KEY FEATURES | |
+ Affordable |
+ Cheap |
WHAT OUR TEAM THOUGHT | |
Most cheap drum thrones are round, but if you want to find a bargain and get one that has a motorcycle seat, then this is the one to go for (or the Gibraltar 9608mb). It’s quite comfortable as well, as long as you don’t use it for many hours. Beginners and intermediate players should consider buying it if they want to get good value for money. |
Anybody who for any reason wants to save money could buy this drum throne. If you don’t want to spend money on fancy drum stuff that hardly ever gets used, then this might be the drum throne for you! Sure, it’s not the highest quality, but it does what it’s supposed to do, and sometimes and for some people, that’s enough. Some people would rather spend money on stuff like drum sticks and drum heads, and you know what? That’s ok! |
Also see Music Critic's article The 10 Best Drum Thrones which includes even more information.