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Manhattan Seating Gotham four seat config Cinema Chair I need your help to clear these very comfy Cinema seats Manhatten Gotham with dual motors Micro leather, breathable, non-sticky all year round. Dual motor with footrest and separate neck support Have been used as demo chairs in HeyNow Hi-Fi Cinema room Used infrequently. They are in a pleasant brown / taupe/tan finish, they are light retardant so you won't see them during your movies and they do not reflect like a lot of black leather couches can, I have no boxes as I couldn't store them, so they need to be picked up in-
This A$2,500 asking price is a fair deal, sitting just below the median of A$2,577 from recent AUD comparables and well within the typical used range of A$1,495 to A$4,844. While not a bargain below the 25th percentile, it represents solid value for a four-seat Gotham cinema config that hasn’t been inflated toward the 75th percentile.
The Gotham line is well-regarded for its commercial-grade durability and cinema-authentic comfort, making it a standout for home theaters seeking real theater seating without the new-price markup. As an original-owner listing with no noted condition issues, this is a timely buying opportunity for enthusiasts who want proven performance and rare four-seat config availability at a fair price.
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Manhattan Seating appears to be an Australian home-cinema seating brand rather than a traditional hi-fi electronics maker. Its own site describes its cinema recliners as “meticulously designed in Australia” for value-focused home theater seating, but I could not verify a clear founding year or founder with high confidence from the available material.
The brand’s product focus is not amplifiers, speakers, or source components; it centers on cinema recliners and related home-theater seating. Retail listings describe models such as the Brooklyn Pro SM and New Yorker Pro as customizable seating built around comfort, durability, and fabric/color options.
In market terms, Manhattan Seating looks like a niche, mid-market specialist aimed at home-theater buyers rather than audiophile component collectors. It is positioned on practicality and value more than luxury branding, and there is no strong evidence from the available sources that it occupies a high-end hi-fi tier.
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