We'll start off with this one: Ballerina Sweetspot Audiophile Chair

Anyone got other suggestions?

Yes, I'm always on the lookout for a chair to tighten up the bass, sweeten the midrange and gave the treble more clarity. Something that also makes the soundstage more holographic and gives instruments a less artificial tone would be helpful too.

Wonder if it comes with automatic blow job or at least hand job mechanism

The problem is, it's an interaction thing, so each chair is going to sound different in your room. You're just going to have to buy a few (not more than one or two at a time, presumably) and try them.

The most important part (besides comfort, of course) is the material combination closest to the head/ears. I would completely discount anything hard (like solid wood). Cloth materials and suede would be good, but they may make sounds boomier than they were originally. I would also seriously consider something with no or minimal head support.

solid maple tree stump w/ brass spikes

I got one of these (used), really nice. In theory adjustable "sweet spot locator. "

Zero gravity, perfect chair

And on a less serious note:

beanbag!

beanbag!

Now there's an idea I really like.

I was going to put in my vote for the Herman Miller Aeron but it's more of an office chair than anything else (and it's the most awesomest office chair of course). Well, until I saw this one:

source: [url=http://www.kalkwijk.com/ximage/pid/144/i/5]Herman Miller

That's because it's made with milspec 99.9999% oxygen free copper. You can even listen in outer space.

Yep I should try this one. I usually listen very late and I can easily fall asleep way before the end of a Dream Theater CD....

Amicalement

My dream audio chair would be the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman.

The one I use now is an Ekornes Stressless recliner and ottoman

It's all about comfort

^^^^^

About the Eames chair, if you're more than six feet tall forget about it.

Amicalement

Leather is way too reflective.

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Too much "road noise".

No, use a pile of dollars as your audiophile chair

I find that crisp new sequential $100's increase the sense of "Air"

I like the steelcase leap better then the Aeron.

I like the steelcase leap better then the Aeron.

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Goddamnit there is an actual office chair thread at HF that people apparently register over there for specifically. Some people only have posts in that thread.

I like the Aeron and have one at home. I have a steel case at work and its pretty good too and in fact may be more comfortable.

The problem with the Steel Case for me is that the build quality doesnt feel nearly as durable as the Aeron. The Aeron feels like itll last me for life (And as I'm a heavy ass mofo ~245 pounds) even after ~3 years it feels as solid as the day I got it. My steel case which I've used for about as long at work feels only slightly better and more durable built than your average office chair and has definitely broken down a bit since I first received it.

I am looking at buying the new Herman Miller Embody chair which is their new top of the line office chair... it looks extremely comfortable and even more sturdy than the Aeron chair. I probably will audition it with my hindquarters when I am ready to buy.

I got one of these (used), really nice. In theory adjustable "sweet spot locator. "

Zero gravity, perfect chair

These are incredible. I wish I had one.

TantraChair or GTFO. Decorative nailheads!

(Not enormously SFW, duh, but just look how much they're enjoying that Blue Note reissue!)