Hehe, that's okay. Their website is with an "a" too.
I wrote what I have, but I'd definately recommend the thatsit. There are so many positions on that chair you won't believe it. This included a couple of "reversed" positions.
The move is great as well, but not as "THE" office chair, if only buying one.
The Gravity Balans takes up a huge amount of space when it rolls back. It's a great chair, but it's more like a chair to use in your living room, using it as recliner as well. It's too cumbersome and doesn't have as many work positions as the Thatsit Balans.
The "back rest" on the Thatsit is particularly of interest, as it allows you to use to rest your arms on it, both in "proper" position and in the reverse position. You can sit a little "aschew" (spl?) on it, your legs can sit in various positions, and of course, all these positions can be combined.
I know, it's a little geeky talking about this in this manner, ha ha, but the reality is that the variety of the positions on that chair makes it my favourite chair of all times.
I'm not sure I'd recommend getting it in leather, as it will be a bit slippery until it has been "worn" for a while. Oh boy, the things we go through
Yeah, I could. The problem is that my monitors (as in near field speakers) is my tools with a USB-preamp connected to my MBP.
I mostly use the wall-secretary when I use my headphones as monitors, do interviews over the phone, or are typing.
This way I get to move a lot more, which is great. Variation is great and healthy.
I think, though, that had I been a webdesigner, a photographer or something, I would certainly have done what you suggest, because that line of work would render the Montana module all but useless.
