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DW 9101 Low Drum Throne — Short Tripod

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A DW drum throne on a short tripod: it goes down to 17.5 in and up to 25 in. For drummers who sit low, smaller drummers and hand percussionists. 14 in round seat on a 1-1/4 in base.

405.99 $ 405.99 CAD 405.99 $

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The 9101 is a low drum throne. Its shortened tripod brings it down to 17.5 in from the floor, two and a half inches below the usual minimum for a drum throne, and it still rises to 25 in. It is the throne for drummers who sit low, thighs sloping toward the floor.

What sets it apart

  • Extra-short tripod, minimum height of 17.5 in
  • Maximum height of 25 in
  • Full 14 in round seat
  • Oversized 1-1/4 in base
  • Redesigned double-locking clamp
  • Vise clamp that holds the seat on its legs

What a low seat changes for your footwork

Sitting low, the knee rises above the hip and the thigh points upward. More of the foot's weight rests on the pedal, and the power comes more from the leg than from the ankle. Generations of blues, soul and seventies rock drummers played this way, and many are coming back to it.

A regular throne at its lowest setting does not always get there: the standard tripod sets a mechanical floor. You need a shorter tripod, and that is exactly what the 9101 provides.

Who else needs a low throne

Smaller drummers, first, whose feet do not rest flat from a regular throne — the thigh is no longer supported and all the work falls on the ankle. Young students, next, in a school that will not buy two thrones.

Finally, the percussionist set up behind a cajón or a set of congas, who needs a stable seat much lower than a drum kit calls for. The 1-1/4 in base handles these uses without flinching.

Specifications

PurposeLow seating position
Minimum height17.5 in (44 cm)
Maximum height25 in (64 cm)
SeatRound, 14 in
Base diameter1-1/4 in

What it is for

  • Drummers who play in a low position
  • Smaller drummers
  • Music school students
  • Percussionists on cajón or congas
  • A second seat for a shared kit

Compare with other manufacturers

Other manufacturers that go low:

ManufacturerComparable modelWhat differs
Roc-N-SocShort pin-lock columnLow column sold separately from the seat
GibraltarLow percussion throneWide flat seat, designed for hand percussion
Pearl700 Series short throneShorter range, pin-lock adjustment
YamahaDS Series low throneSmaller-diameter seat

Frequently asked questions

How low does it actually go?
17.5 in, or about 44 cm from the floor to the top of the seat.
Can it be used as a regular throne?
Up to 25 in, yes. Beyond that, you need a standard tripod throne.
Is it a good seat for a percussionist?
It is one of its common uses: the oversized base stays steady for someone leaning over a cajón or playing between congas.

Avis clients

Has sitting lower changed your bass drum attack?

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