The new line features five exclusive models, including oversized round and motorcycle-style thrones with black velour seat-tops, black sparkle wraps and thick memory foam cushions.

Also new are two versions of the advanced Spinal G, a split-seat, spring-balanced throne, plus a hybrid split-seat motorcycle-style model.

Spinal G's Ergokinetics
While the standard Ahead thrones will comfortably fit most drummers’ needs and budgets, the Spinal G thrones have been developed for players who require the higher level of support and comfort an Ergokinetic throne provides.

Ergokinetics is a term invented and trademarked by Doctor of Chiropractic and designer of the Spinal G throne, Richard Robertshaw. This new science focuses on the integration of design and support of the human body in motion, whereas ergonomics studies the integration of design to support the human body at rest.

According to Big Bang Distribution, the Spinal G thrones are medically-tested and scientifically-proven to support the drummer’s natural body geometry and motion as they play while their split-seat, spring-assisted design improves mobility and flexibility. Big Bang Distribution:

"They reduce fatigue, as well as hip, back and shoulder discomfort by allowing the tailbone (coccyx) to hang naturally versus being compressed against a seat. They also allow the pelvis to move reciprocally in three dimensions, and allow more natural movement of the legs, lower back and shoulders when sitting and playing."

All Ahead thrones also come with a heavy-duty, tripod base that includes a double-locking, threaded height adjustment and sturdy seat connector plate.