DE7243541U - CLAY FURNITURE - Google Patents

Description

Philips Patentverwaltung GmbH, 2 Hamburg 1, Steindamm 94

"Tori furniture"

The innovation relates to audio furniture with electrical recording and playback devices, such as record changers, cassette recorders, Tape recorder and control unit.

Sound furniture for housing electrical recording and. Playback devices are known per se. Such clay furniture generally have a central part or a head part in which the individual recording and reproducing devices are located while the sides have front-radiating speakers. In the case of smaller rooms, the accommodation is such large, expansive audio furniture is often not possible.

It is the task of the innovation to create a piece of clay furniture, which

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Can be used like a side table next to armchairs, sofas or tables.

The problem posed is achieved in a clay furniture of the type mentioned in that, according to the innovation Head-side control panels of the individual devices are arranged side by side on a mounting plate, which are sunk inside a lying housing frame and which can be covered by means of a hinged cover.

Such a piece of clay furniture can be placed anywhere without difficulty and therefore always conveniently operate at the desired location.

According to a further embodiment of the innovation, the housing frame is arranged on rollers at the bottom. This on Arranging castors makes it much easier to adjust the sound furniture, as it can also be quite difficult can be, if a large number of records have accumulated in a slot below the mounting plate is.

The innovation is explained in more detail with reference to the embodiment shown in the drawing.

A horizontal housing frame 1 can be moved on rollers 3. Inside the frame there is a sunk horizontally

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arranged mounting plate 5, in which a turntable 7, a cassette recorder 9 and a control device 11 are installed are. All of these devices can be operated from the head end and can therefore be accessed from above when the hinged cover 13 is open to be served.

As far as possible, spaces 15 are also provided within the housing frame, in which cassettes for cassette recorders can be kept in stock. It is also possible below the electrical equipment Provide a space in which records can be collected. This Rau <n is on the front 17 of the Frame indicated by dash-dotted line 19. It can be closed at the side with a flap 21.

The clay furniture should be kept in such a way that it does not significantly exceed the size of a side table. Likewise must the mounting plate have such a height that all functions of the individual devices can be easily operated from an armchair are. "·

The individual devices are in the audio furniture in their original housing arranged. It is therefore possible to take them out and use them separately if necessary.

Protection claims:

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Claims (3)

Ill Il lit I I I I I. Protection claims: 1. Sound rack with electrical recording and playback devices, such as record changers, cassette recorders, tape recorders and control units, characterized in that the head-side Control panels of the individual devices (7, 9, 11) in their standard housings next to one another on a mounting plate (5) are arranged, which is sunk within a lying housing frame (1) and the ndxtels one Hinged lid (13) can be covered. 2. Sound furniture according to claim 1, characterized in that the housing frame (1) is arranged on the bottom side on rollers (3) is. 3. audio furniture according to claims 1 and / or 2, characterized in that that the individual devices (7, 9, 11) in their, commercially available housings can be inserted or removed at any time are.