2 Channel audio room chair ideas

I bought this one when it was on sale.This to me is the perfect audio room chair. It's not cheap, but think of how much we've spent on our components. 

You can even keep your remote control on the arm. 

https://www.crateandbarrel.com/briarwood-leather-chair/s271157

Frasier’s or Martin’s? 

Anybody know fraziers # ? I want to buy his chair.

https://varierchairs.com/product/peel-i-with-footrest/?attribute_pa_color=black-leather

Someone buy this and try it out. Lol
I wonder if the headrest is adjustable?
I don’t see much detail on the dimensions

about a $1k cheaper on Wayfare

If you have a retailer that carries CR Laine, the Gotham chair is quite comfy.  The back is not too high, and it puts my ears just where they need to be.  It's also nice in that it has a fairly small footprint.  An advantage to any custom-ordered chair is the wide range of upholstery options.

http://www.crlaine.com/products/chairs-chaises/gotham-2625.html

@markblom 
nice but can’t find in south Texas and I wonder if any other fabric/colors?

I have this chair I got at a local store and its awesome and very aforbale much nicer than the ikea chairs people talk about.
Naples Coffee Push Back Recliner
https://www.oldcanneryfurniture.com/furniture/synergy-792-86-push-back-recliner

https://www.schneidermans.com/naples-coffee-recliner

Thanks for the responses with several great ideas.

Not sure which direction I want to go but this definitely helps.

I'm not sure what the best chair would be, but for SQ I've heard
to avoid high back/headrest chairs, as this can cause early reflections or affect the rear reflections from reaching your ears.

I must admit, that I really like some the chairs cited above. My chair is boring, makes you sit upright, and I bought a pair used. They're micro fiber and clean up easily when I spill the wine. Maybe micro fiber is a bad thing, I don't know (LOL).
Kenny

Stressless Wave low back chairs. I love mine. Extremely comfy and low back so don’t interfere with acoustics. Adjustable recline mechanism. 

I second Ekornes Stressless, very comfortable and long lasting.  I have "Sunrise" identical to the one in the picture:

https://tfe-120c.kxcdn.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/stressless_sunrise_large-3.jpg

I just got 2 Leather Poang chairs from Ikea. I used to have 2 leather reclining chairs but sold them because the Poang was better for listening, more comfortable and overall much cheaper.

I love the Wassily chair, but I hate sitting in it. The same applies to the chairs in our own lounge, the Poul Kjaerholm PK 22 (original Kold Christensen version). They look great in our moden interior, but after a while they are pretty uncomfortable.

While I have an Eames chair in my listening room/living room, my preference has been to listen from Wassily Chairs my wife and I purchased back in the 1970s. In addition to being a beautiful and classic design (see this Wikipedia writeup), they result in my ears being at an optimal height for my particular speakers (Daedalus Ulysses), and I would expect any effects they might have on sonics due to reflections to be very minimal compared to most other kinds of chairs, including the Eames.

Also, the Wassily chairs are very easy to re-position when my wife and I are both listening.

Various knockoffs of the Wassily are available at much lower prices than the genuine article shown at the first link.

Regards,
-- Al
 

I meant the lounge chair: https://www.vitra.com/nl-nl/product/lounge-chair. There is now also a larger version, for modern taller and heavier people.
Personally I am very fond of the aluminium group and have one as a desk chair in my study. But for a music chair I think nothing beats the lounge chair.

Eames? Which one, The 670, LCW, Aluminum Group, etc

Hans Wegner  Ox Chair

Finn Juhl  The Chieftain

Ekorness   Stress less    Seems to be very popular with audiohpiles  

IKEA POANG

I agree, the Eames lounge chair is hard to beat for comfort and looks.

Charles Eames' lounge chair