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The Most Expensive Office Chair in the World!


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there was this american company i worked for that had to scale down its office from 3 flrs to 1 during the 911 + SARS aftermath and all its conference room herman miller were going for $50 to staff and friends.

 

the good times may be back [laugh]

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...Qpik, it is indeed great to make a living out of something you love. You cannot lose. Whether I'm financially rich, poor or ok, I will still feel happy everyday when I work. Can't ask for anything more...
I so agree with you on this. [nod][nod] Was it a difficult decision to take this route? I was fairly straightforward for me. [;)][;)][;)]
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So what is the least (best price) anyone has paid for a fully loaded Aeron Herman Miller? [:p]

 

If I heard correctly, our company price for this is less than $800 becos bulk purchase

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Not difficult at all. Making music was all I ever wanted to do since I was 6 years old. Never for one minute even entertained the thought of doing anything else.

 

I'm just really blessed to be able to put food on the table doing what most people would consider "not a proper job". My parents used to always tell me in my twenties when I used to work in pubs to "get a proper job". Now they're actually proud of what I do.

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True..Prices have actually been creeping up every year! and on the same design!!

 

The 2 people who actually sell their second hand 3- 5 year old Herman Miller Aerons were pricing it at like 1.6k!! [hur]

 

The very best price i ever got was about 2 years ago at the Takashimaya branch...at 1.65K with the Takashimaya Amex card extra 10% discount - and I didnt buy..

 

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It is the most expensive chair in the world for ordinary folk like us! [laugh]

 

Btw..if you 6 year old Aeron breaks..dont worry la..still got 6 more years of warranty left!

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great guitars you had there. Is that home or studio :)

 

I'm into production as well, but not as hardcore as ya having so much of hardware DSP. hee [lipsrsealed]

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Nah, twin reverbs are bigger. It's a discontinued model called the Super 60. Had it since I was a teenager. Still works perfectly although every few years, you need to change out the tubes. Loud enough for a medium sized room. In my little room, volume is at number 2 at most before the door starts shaking...

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Not difficult at all. Making music was all I ever wanted to do since I was 6 years old. Never for one minute even entertained the thought of doing anything else.

 

I'm just really blessed to be able to put food on the table doing what most people would consider "not a proper job". My parents used to always tell me in my twenties when I used to work in pubs to "get a proper job". Now they're actually proud of what I do.

 

Well...you've put more than food on the table with this "improper" job of yours. Look at all the rice rice cars you've driven. I'm holding a "proper" job if you like and I have none of these except the food on my family's table [:)]

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