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Old 09-17-07, 07:01 AM   #1   |  Link


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Cyrus Theater Recliner info?

Im looking at the Cyrus Theater Recliner set for my home theater. Has anyone purchased these seats? Are they comfortable and how is the quality? Any information would be appreciated as I would like to place the order a.s.a.p.
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Old 09-24-07, 07:14 PM   #2   |  Link
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Hi attichometheater,

The Cyrus is one of Coaster's new models. I believe it is a great recliner. It offers great comfort and the price is more than affordable. The Cyrus features:

*Hardwood frame
*Sinuous spring construction
*Legget and Platt reclining mechanism
*Black leather match cover

If you would like more information about the Cyrus or any other model home theater seat, don't hesitate to send me a PM (personal message).

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Old 09-25-07, 11:33 AM   #3   |  Link
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Cyrus

I had the opportunity to sit in the Cyrus a couple weeks ago at a Coaster Open House. The Cyrus is more on the scale of the Berkline's smallest seat, the 088, in the height and the width. I have the exact measurements in my notes if you would like to PM me. The quality is good, the styling nice, and the seats is comfortable but it's not as plush as the Showtime, Director's or Executive when it comes to the padding. I only sat in it for a few minutes so I couldn't tell you how comfortable it would be when watching a movie or football game. Hopefully someone on the board will purchase them and soon and chime in with some additional comments.
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Old 09-26-07, 06:46 AM   #4   |  Link
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Ken

Thanks for the post. I broke down and purchased a set of 3 on a wing and a prayer. I couldnt pass up the 589.00 price tag with shipping they were $877.00 tl. Not a bad deal I would say. Lets hope they are comfy!
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Old 09-27-07, 08:36 PM   #5   |  Link
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I just ordered 4 of these today as part of the HTAuthority power buy for this forum. I paid $1316 for all 4 including shipping. I'll post my thoughts on them when they arrive.
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Old 09-28-07, 09:13 AM   #6   |  Link
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I like the looks for these but do these attach together and have cupholders? Hard to tell from pictures/description.
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Old 09-28-07, 09:50 AM   #7   |  Link
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They do not attach together, they are individual chairs. But if you line them up, close they should look like they are attached. I wanted and needed the flexibility of moving them apart that's why I bought these instead of seats that had to be hooked together.

I sure hope they have cup holders. If not, I'm going to be real disappointed.
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Old 09-29-07, 10:47 PM   #8   |  Link
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Yes they do have cup holders in each arm. Its nice that they are not attached for flexability and the comfort of not having to share an arm rest.
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Old 10-15-07, 06:54 AM   #9   |  Link
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I received my chairs on Sat. I must say they are very nice for the money. At first they were a little stiff for my liking but I quickly got used to them. I would recommend these chairs for the budget minded buyer.
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Old 10-15-07, 10:59 PM   #10   |  Link
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Glad your chairs are working out for you! I have high hopes for the Cyrus. It's a good thing yours arrived when they did, too. Unfortunately, nationwide stock on the Cyrus is dwindling, and I'm pretty sure it will be a good while before more wash up on the shores of the US.
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Old 08-21-08, 11:32 PM   #11   |  Link
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been looking at picking these up got a good deal on them and was wondering what people who have them think now
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Old 02-06-09, 05:53 PM   #12   |  Link
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Bump for a follow up. These look a bit rigid, and the 'foam cushions' have me a bit cautious as well. Not available locally, so I'm counting on some reviews from some folks that have owned them for awhile.

The price certainly seems right, but I'm trying to figure out the tradeoff vs a studio or berkline/etc. I'm prefer the versatility of stand alone/seperate seating, and this seems to be perfect. Just don't want that buyers remorse.

Thanks in advance.
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Old 02-10-09, 11:44 PM   #13   |  Link
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Bump for a follow up. These look a bit rigid, and the 'foam cushions' have me a bit cautious as well. Not available locally, so I'm counting on some reviews from some folks that have owned them for awhile.

The price certainly seems right, but I'm trying to figure out the tradeoff vs a studio or berkline/etc. I'm prefer the versatility of stand alone/seperate seating, and this seems to be perfect. Just don't want that buyers remorse.

Thanks in advance.
bumping and tracking as well! those that posted ordered and waiting, can you please post your thoughts and pix now that you have had them for some time? thank you
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Old 02-11-09, 02:33 PM   #14   |  Link
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Hi attichometheater,

The Cyrus is one of Coaster's new models. I believe it is a great recliner. It offers great comfort and the price is more than affordable. The Cyrus features:

*Hardwood frame
*Sinuous spring construction
*Legget and Platt reclining mechanism
*Black leather match cover

If you would like more information about the Cyrus or any other model home theater seat, don't hesitate to send me a PM (personal message).

Regards,

Martin
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Hello Martin,

Thanks for the details & input, does this model come in fabric / microfiber ? Guess that lower their price a little bit.

John
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Old 02-11-09, 03:12 PM   #15   |  Link
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Mine are holding up well and pretty much look new. They aren't the sturdiest things but if you're careful moving them it will be fine. The only problem I've had is that an electrical panel cover fell on two of the chairs and broke both cup holders, maybe because they are flimsy or maybe just bad luck. I'm happy with the chairs overall for the price.
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Mine are holding up well and pretty much look new. They aren't the sturdiest things but if you're careful moving them it will be fine. The only problem I've had is that an electrical panel cover fell on two of the chairs and broke both cup holders, maybe because they are flimsy or maybe just bad luck. I'm happy with the chairs overall for the price.
would you mind posting some pix of them inplace reclined and then upright? Would be a huge help if so, thanks so much!
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Old 02-11-09, 08:49 PM   #17   |  Link
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Ok but give me until the weekend ok?
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What would be the total width for a row of 3 on these seats?
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what would be the total width for a row of 3 on these seats?
99"
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