Anyone in N. CA have a "sidekick" seat I can look at?

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Marc Friedland
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Anyone in N. CA have a "sidekick" seat I can look at?

Post by Marc Friedland »

I'm looking into buying a new pac-a-seat. This will be in addition to my current one which is a standard GFI with no frills, which I'll keep set up in my practice room. I'd like to be able to see the "Steeler's Choice" seat with the back support and the built in power supply, and side compartment, to see if it's what I really want. At this point I'm not sure if the back support is something I like or not. I've never had it before, so I don't even know if I would find it helpful. If there's anyone in the N. CA area that wouldn't mind me trying out their pac-a-seat for about 10 minutes, let me know. I'd appreciate any help or advice.
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Brian Wetzstein
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Post by Brian Wetzstein »

I have a Steelers Choice seat with the power strip and would like to tell you that it is extremely well built. My transaction with Kenny R. was wonderful and I would buy from him again. If you ever visit Seattle you are welcome to sit on mine! Brian
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Bob Shilling
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Post by Bob Shilling »

Marc,

I have a Steeler's Choice, sidekick with back rest and power strip. You're more than welcome to come by and give it a try.

510-540-0907 or 510-486-5993(day)

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Bob Shilling, Berkeley, CA--MSA S10, "Classic"

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