Gamut Lobster Chair


I have found posts on this forum relating to the Stressless and Eames lounge chair as good listening chairs, but not so much on the Gamut Lobster Chair. Has anyone here tried the Gamut Lobster Chair or better still own one? If so, would appreciate your sharing your thoughts / experience with regard to the Gamut Lobster Chair. Many thanks.

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It's very modern and beautiful, and I'm sure very well made, but I wouldn't want to be without the adjustability of my recliner, especially the adjustable power headrest. Before my current recliner, I had one like this (not nearly as high quality) with the separate footrest and it was nice, but once I got used to the adjustability of a good power recliner I was hooked. 

In addition to that, the round wooden base of the old one was always moving and had to be moved back into position every day. It's also nice to be rid of the large footrest. Now when I'm not using it it's not in the way.

I've been through four different listening chairs over the years, including a Stressless copy (still not to cheap) and then last year I bought this power recliner after trying many. It is perfect in every way. It has a power headrest, and the arms open for storage, plus you can plug in your phone, and there are lights in the cup holders and the base of the chair. It is so much mure comfortable and adjustable than any other chair I've had, and it's affordable. 

Composer Gray Power Recliner with Adjustable Headrest 2150613 | Ashley Furniture | AFW.com

That chair looks very nice, but it's not really adjustable and it really has no arms. It doesn't look comfortable at all.

The average person Jerry goes through a lot more pain in their lives than a cat does from being declawed. I have adopted 5 cats over the years, and had them all declawed, because while I love them, I also love my furniture. It's a small price for them to pay for a life of love and luxury. I have never had one that seemed to suffer much from the experience.