Synchronised audio visual massage chair

Ever felt the urge to boogie, but just couldn't drag yourself off your favourite armchair? OSIM, the Singapore-based manufacturer of health gadgets, has the answer, the iSymphonic AV massage chair, touted as "the world's first massage chair that synchronises massage and music." Pop a CD into the built-in CD player, or hook it up to your entertainment system, and you can enjoy being massaged in rhythm to the sound, be it Schumann or Spielberg. The chair also has the ability to detect the body shape and size of the user, and therefore his acupuncture points, for a more therapeutic massage.

You will not need to spend any more money on expensive massages, as this chair has an extensive range of massages for the entire body.

The chair is in a very good condition, as it has not been used much.The price of the new chair is around £2500.

Specifications:

Fully Automatic reclining system: Recline the backrest and/or the footrest independently at the simple touch of the remote control to find the position that suits you best.

Adjustable recline angle: A comprehensive remote control with two LCD display screens control all programmes and functions for an uninterrupted massage session.

Side table: A conveniently placed side table for your CD player and other light items.

Auto-timer: Whichever programme you choose, it will automatically run for a maximum of 15 minutes, alowing you to relax your mind while the OSIM iSymphonic AV relaxes your body. You can turn the programme off or switch to a different programme at any point and the timer will reset itself automatically.

Interchangeable upholstery covers: The upholstery is removeable, making for easy cleaning.

Upper body

• Programmed course - 5 Healthcare courses, Music synchronisation programme with Acupressure point detection function.
• Manual course - 10 upper body modes and 3 lower body modes.

Reclining: Electrical reclining system up to 170 degree against the floor.

Upholstery: Material - Melkit (with anti-bacterial treatment)