Gator Drum Throne Backrest Only, Black

Gator Percussion Series GP-DTH-BR Adjustable Drum Throne Backrest

The Gator GP-DTH-BR is the ultimate ergonomic upgrade for drummers facing long performances, multi-track studio marathons, or extended practice sessions. Specifically designed to integrate with Gator’s Air Glide and Spin Lock Spindle drum thrones, this backrest provides the critical lumbar support needed to improve posture, reduce fatigue, and increase endurance behind the kit.

Personalized Ergonomic Fit

No two drummers sit the same way. The GP-DTH-BR offers a high degree of adjustability to ensure the perfect fit for your unique playing position:

• Height-Adjustable Design: Features 4 inches (10.2 cm) of vertical movement, allowing you to position the support exactly where your lower back needs it most.
• Versatile Clearance: With a seat clearance range from 1.75” to 5.75”, you can dial in the ideal ergonomic gap between the seat and the backrest.
• Generous Coverage: At 15" wide and 7.5" tall, the backrest provides consistent support across the lower back, preventing the slouching that leads to performance-ending strain.

Premium Materials & Lumbar Support

Engineered for both physical comfort and thermal regulation:

• 2” Thick High-Density Padding: Offers deep, supportive cushioning that maintains its shape even during aggressive playing.
• Breathable Velour Surface: The soft velour top promotes airflow to minimize sweating, keeping you cool and comfortable under hot stage lights.
• Integrated Stability: Built with a heavy-duty mounting arm that attaches securely to your Gator throne, ensuring the backrest remains stable without swaying.

Compatibility & Technical Specs

• Compatibility: Designed exclusively for Gator Air Glide and Spin Lock Spindle drum thrones.
• Dimensions: 15" W x 7.5" H x 2" D (38 cm x 19 cm x 5 cm)
• Vertical Adjustment: 4" (10.2 cm)
• Finish: Professional Black Velour

Invest in your physical longevity with the Gator GP-DTH-BR Backrest—the professional choice for drummers who refuse to let back pain interfere with their performance.