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Apr 14, 2019
Pricey, but it works very well
This Music Nomad work mat is a great addition to a luthier's tool kit, whether you work on stringed instruments for a living or as a hobby. I use it for routine maintenance of my guitars: cleaning, restringing, setting intonation, tuning instruments with double-locking vibrato bridges (i.e. - Floyd Rose, Ibanez Edge, and similar designs), tightening input jacks, and so on.
It's expensive (I have no doubt that the markup on this mat is well in excess of 100%), but it's exactly what I needed to keep my guitars from sliding around when I work on them. The fact that it's guaranteed not to leave marks on even the most delicate nitrocellulose finish is what sold me on it - and I can attest to the fact that it leaves the lacquer on my Gibsons unmarred.
I recommend this product.
Apr 14, 2018
Very disappointing product
This massage chair is relatively inexpensive. There's a reason for that: it's not well-designed.
If you're thinking of gettng a Shiatsu massage chair, you should look elsewhere. This one has fundamental design flaws that make it a poor choice.
First of all, even on the lowest air pressure settings, the inflatable pneumatic cushions that provide leg stimulation exert WAY too much pressure on your lower legs to be comfortable. At the highest-pressure setting, they're actually quite painful - and my legs aren't particularly thick.
Secondly, the steel balls that "massage" your feet are painful, even at the lowest setting. Kick the "roller" control up to its highest setting and you could use the foot rollers as an interrogation device - as long as you're not a signatory to the Geneva Conventions.
The back massage "rollers" are equally ... uh ... vigorous. Worse still, they do not return to neutral when you turn the massage function off. They just stop, leaving the chair unusable as a chair, because one side of it is poking you in the back ribs.
That's the other major flaw in this product: its active functions are on a 15-minute timer. When it shuts off, all powered features turn off automatically. Those functions include tilting the chair back, and raising the leg rest, so it's simply impossible to use this chair as a non-massaging recliner. 15 minutes is all you get, even with the massage and heat functions turned completely off.
Save your money. Look elsewhere ...
Feb 07, 2017
Nice, inexpensive pleather strap.
1 of 1 found this helpful It's fake leather, but dont let that stop you. It looks good, feels comfortable, and is long enough for a bass or guitar to be slung at waist level. Pretty sturdy, and it looks good, too. Buy it, already!