DE1720249U - FOOT FOR DESK MICROPHONE. - Google Patents

Description

The innovation concerns a base for table microphones. There are different shapes of feet for table microphones or the like known » In known Fußfornen, however, a good center of gravity together sit a favorable routing of the microphone cable so far has not been achieved properly.

The innovation makes it its task to remedy this deficiency _{y in} that a footplate is designed in the shape of a triangle and has a bulge on one side between two finger-like extensions. According to a worthless and advantageous development of the innovation, it is provided that a cable routing channel is attached in the underside of the footplate, preferably running from the bulge to the triangular tip. To attach cine3 microphones or the like, there is an approximately in the middle of the footplate near the bulge

PA 9/486/37 Fac / Rpr, 29-7-55

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21a ² , H / 05. I 720 249. Siemens &] Ulske ^, ftPR. 1956 Akticn <; cscllsch.ift. Rcrlin and Munich. I Stand for table microphone. August 15, 55, p. 17 741. (T. 4; line i)

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threaded studs embedded in the base plate, for example, this pin can be screwed to the base plate or the like. The boundary surfaces of the footplate, in particular the lateral boundary surfaces and the top surface are slightly curved outwards = if necessary, the top surface runs from the atis indentation to the triangular tip slightly inclined at an angle. The mentioned screw pin is designed in such a way that it can be used for screwing on a ball-and-socket joint mounting known per se suitable is. A microphone can then be swiveled in any of the three spatial directions on this ball-and-socket joint.

If necessary, the microphone table base according to the innovation designed so that the upper boundary surface is preferably slightly smaller than the lower boundary surface, so that the lateral boundary surfaces slightly inclined, connect the lower boundary surface with the upper one. For better adhesion the standing surface on a base, for example on a table top, there are small pieces of felt on the standing surface, Foam rubber or the like attached.

The innovation according to the training of the base plate is a stable stability achieved with ticch microphones, as the finger-like extensions result in a large contact surface. At the same time, as a result of the routing of the microphone cable, it is safe and does not impair the stability Cable feed to the microphone »

The innovation is described using the figure, for example.

The footplate according to the invention is triangular and has two finger-like extensions 1 on one side

2L »IM) S. 1 720 249. Siemens & Iahke ₂ . £? R. '»358 klKlft Berlin and Munich.

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finger-like extensions 1, a bulge 2 is present. Starting from the bulge 2, a cable duct 3 runs in the underside of the microphone table base up to the triangular tip 4o. In the middle of the base plate near the bulge 2, a screw pin 5 is attached, which is used to screw on a ball-and-socket joint 6 Innovation, but is also described here for the sake of clarity. An amplifier is housed in the cylinder 8 of the microphone, and a ring 9 firmly connected to the ball-and-socket joint bearing is screwed to the cylinder 8 o The microphone cable 10 is passed through the cable duct 3 of the table base according to the innovation and inserted into the microphone cylinder 8 with the aid of the plug 11 «Its adjusting screw 12 is used to lock the microphone in a desired position.

The upper boundary surface 13 of the table base is slightly arched and preferably made smaller than the lower standing surface. Therefore, the lateral boundary surfaces 14 connect the upper one Top surface with the base with a slight incline. A particular advantage of the new, generous foot is that that the microphone cable 10 depending on 'the position of the microphone pulled out of the guide channel 3 in a certain length can be. To increase the stability, felt pads 15 are attached to the lower boundary surface of the foot, for example stuck on "

7 protection claims
1 sheet of drawings

Claims (1)

T ί η _Λ ~ Ι4- / Ο5. 1 720 24V. Siemens S. Halskc APR 12. 1S56 If I Ak.ün.cellsch.ft. Berlin and Munich SB j. _T r _u | X for _table microphone. 13. S. 5 ... is 17 741. (T. 4; Z.I) _ Γ ... .. ._-- - —r- ~ r ~ f ΐ, ι ITTTTl "" , - "" Γ i PA 9/486/31 I'm protection claims ν having 1 «foot for table microphones or the like. with a preferably from J-shaped one piece base plate, characterized in that \\ formed footplate dreieckfürmig and on one side of j between two finger-like extensions (1) has a bulge (2) 'I . i, 2 »foot according to claim 1, characterized in that in the subj side of the footplate a cable guide, preferably running from the bulge (2) 1 "<» to the triangular tip (4) channel (3) is provided. \ 3 · foot according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that approximately in 'the .litte the foot plate in the vicinity of the bulge (2) with ₄ --provided threaded plucking (5) or a plug-in pin is provided f. ! 4. Foot according to one of claims 1 - 3> characterized in that j, the lateral boundary surfaces (14) and the upper boundary 'tongue surface (13) are slightly curved. ϊ 5 »foot according to one of claims 1-4, characterized in that the screw pin (5) is suitable for screwing on a ball joint bearing known per se « D ₀ foot according to one of claims 1-5 »characterized in that the upper boundary surface (13) is preferably somewhat smaller than the lower standing surface, so that the lateral covering surfaces (14) are slightly inclined, 7 · foot according to one of claims 1 - 4, characterized in that on the lower base plate (15) made of felt, foam rubber or the like - for better adhesion of the footplate on its base are attached.