Your audiophile chair

+++Ikea Poang Have one in fabric ($200) and one in leather ($240).....add the ottoman for another $100

Right height for listening with nothing above the shoulders, comfortable for longer sessions, and a tremendous value

@mikelavigne 

When you are listening in your chair are you in a reclined position or upright? 
 

Regards

Ron 

When you are listening in your chair are you in a reclined position or upright?

@ronboco

my chair is always in a slightly reclined position (see link below for a picture).

my chair has a fixed backrest, fixed seat, and fixed leg supports. it tilts around an axis but i keep it in one position (since 1999 so far), which puts my ears just below the tweeter position, 40" verses 41" off the ground. the chair is tilted back so when i have my laptop with a pillow or i’m reading it’s perfect for my neck to be comfortable. sometimes my head is on the small half round head/neck pillow, sometimes slightly forward. my feet can be flat on the ground or suspended when using the lower leg support.

here is a link to a picture from 2001 in my old room showing this chair.

https://www.whatsbestforum.com/threads/what-did-your-system-look-like-20-years-ago.34143/#post-770073

and btw; when i have listening visitors i move my ’perfect’ chair out of the sweet spot and move in a very different chair, the Cassina K-10 Dodo. it’s a 2 hour chair, but swivels and has a low back so is more communal. this is the chair the shows in my system pictures, but not what i use. i want a chair i can be in continually.

https://www.miliashop.com/en/armchairs/4309-k10-dodo-armchair-cassina.html?gclid=CjwKCAjw67ajBhAVEiwA2g_jED_I2xDr3abyekPhseHRSbCE7EUm_Q2BtRJ1l3LU0BvmnjYhITfe6BoCqQwQAvD_BwE

@mikelavigne 

Thank you. I have a Stressless chair like many others but as you said around 2 hours I need to switch from feet on the foot rest to the floor. I wish the foot rest was adjustable. 

That Cassina K-10 Dodo reminded me of a Barcalounger I almost got:

I already have a nice recliner and thought the arms of this one were just a bit too low for long listening support.

All the best,
Nonoise