What is your listening chair?

Mine is a common low back task chair on wheels with no arms that is height adjustable via a pneumatic base. It allows me to move my listening position slightly as may be needed. Unfortunately, the pneumatic base is leaking and I get shorter and shorter as the listening session goes on. Very annoying!
That's why I am visiting this thread looking for ideas for a replacement.

Here is a lengthy discussion on the subject at hand.

These posts may be more helpful because many have photos:

http://www.whatsbestforum.com/showthread.php?224-Looking-For-The-Perfect-Listening-Chair&highlig...

Eames lounge-chair with ottoman. No complaints. 

My chair is a leather swivel chair on rollers which I use mainly in my computer room.  To listen to my system I simply roll the chair into the kitchen where my small system lives.  The chair is very comfortable and practical (for moving room to room).  The funny part is when I set the chair infront of the system in the kitchen and I quickly go to fetch the beers and chilli crisps, when I return lo and behold my big ginger cat has settled in the chair.  Often I delicately sit in the other half of the chair and we both listen to music, classical, rock and other stuff..