Konig & Meyer 14091 Steel Stage Stool 590-840mm
Height-adjustable steel stage stool with pneumatic spring from 590 to 840 mm, cast-iron base 19.68" diameter, folding two-piece design
- Height adjusts 590-840mm via pneumatic spring for tailored playing comfort
- 68in cast-iron base keeps stool planted during energetic performances
- Saddle seat with generous padding gives air-ride feel for long sessions
- Two-piece folding frame enables quick transport and compact storage
- Steel construction with imitation leather withstands frequent stage and studio use
Stage stool for musicians
The Konig & Meyer 14091 Steel Stage Stool provides a stable, height-adjustable seat for keyboardists, pianists and other performers who spend long periods at their instrument. A pneumatic spring allows smooth changes between 590 mm and 840 mm so each player can set the exact height they need.
Replaces fixed-height stools
Fixed-height stools force a compromise between comfort and posture; the pneumatic lift on this model removes that compromise by letting you match the seat to your playing height in seconds. The upgrade is worth it when you share a stool between players of different statures or when you switch between sitting and semi-standing positions during a set.
Check floor space and seat shape
The round cast-iron base measures 19.68 inches across, so verify that your stage or studio floor can accommodate that footprint without blocking pedals or cables. The saddle-style seat is padded for an air-ride feel, which suits many keyboardists but may not suit players who prefer a flat, wider bench surface.
How it compares
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- Price $600.99
- Pricier than about 98% of the 791 comparable items (median $32.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What size floor space does the 19.68 inch base need?
The round cast-iron base measures 19.68 inches across, so allow at least that diameter on a flat surface for full stability.
How is the pneumatic height adjuster released, and what is the common mistake?
Sit on the saddle seat and lift the lever under the cushion to unlock the spring; the mistake is pulling the lever while standing beside the stool, which prevents the mechanism from moving.
Which parts of the 14091 stool wear out first and need replacement?
The imitation-leather saddle cover and the pneumatic spring cartridge are the service items; both can be swapped without tools when the seat feels soft or the height drifts.
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