DE7629264U1 - BOX OR BOX FOR A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT - Google Patents

Description

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Ϊ7 »Mayer 7414 Lichtenstein

1 box or ₀ box for a musical instrument f

The invention relates to a box (or box) for |

a musical instrument ο what is invented is identified by}

two or three or more joined together above the instrument

or ο clamped together using the injection or vacuum drawing process; Shells made from a glass as clear, possibly colored;

Plastic of organic nature, with the contours of the shells resulting in a shell on the ', porm, -d.es instrument
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It is striking how carelessly the sheaths are shaped, the ■

Use musical instrument owners. This primarily refers to the amateur \ players, i.e. the amateurs who join theirs
“Making music as a pleasure part-time.” From this recognition
starting from a state of emergency, the inventor faced the
Task to give players an attractive cheap and easy
to offer a suitcase-like box, its shape and material
it already shows which instrument is in the
Container located It is therefore the application of technical
Known in an area in which old and
Inadequately understood customs prevail

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The drawing explains that much better than many words Conceived and emphasized how easy it is after the invention to give an orchestra its instruments Please present »All figures show diagrammatically exemplary embodiments, whereby it is clearly visible that the handles and the base are essential elements of the container. It illustrate the

Pig 1 a saxophone case that

Pig 2 a trumpet case that

Pig 3 a French horn box that

Pig 4 a tuba box that

Pig 5 an accordion box that

Pig 6 a cello case and the

Pig 7 a trombone box »« ^

All containers have in common that the two identical or approximately the same shells tightly fit the instrument enclose and offer handles o H ach the Pig 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, both shells have holes that result in one or two Srag handles. The variant of the claim shows the Pigur 4. The pairs of shells can therefore have one or more handles 1 or “handle shells (in one piece per shell). The handles can also have struts

being; span the bays (cf. in particular Pig i, 2 and 4) α They pairs of shells are also with holes or slots provided for instrument strap 2 (see Fig. 5) »Each Box is provided with a plate 3, which the player represents the wrapped instrument upright, with parting lines of the box upright or lying down.

Pig 7 finally reveals that each part of a two-part instrument (z ₀ L _e violin with bow, trombone) in

From the present description it can be seen that the box is nestled against the instrument. It is therefore not a closed large instrument (as before) pressed into a sheath that was too tight. Rather, it fits every instrument "tailor-made" in its special housing and is visible in it. This principle is what was invented and what deip reproducing music player new joys about that Represent his valuable possessions with relatively little effort. Hinges and locks (Notches, clamps etc) sand not shown

Let it be repeated: two shells form the instrument housing and one or more handles. This is one of the main ideas of the invention.

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Claims (4)

Expectations: 1.) Box or box for one musical instrument, Z ₀ B _{0, of} all types of bleehwind instruments, string instruments, plucked instruments, etc., characterized by two or three or more over the instrument joined or clamped together, produced in the injection or vacuum drawing process Shells made of a crystal-clear, possibly colored plastic of an organic nature, whereby the contours of the shells resulting in a shell are snuggled to the shape of the instrument » 2 ₀ ) box according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one of the shells has holes for a piece of musical instrument protruding from the box ^,! j which serves as a handle » 3 x) box according to claim 1, characterized in that the shells or a ₀ plurality of handles (1) or "handle scarf ene (integrally jje shell) ■ comprise ,, 4.) Box according to Claims 1 and 3, characterized in that that the handles are struts that span the bays o 5o) box according to claim 1, characterized in that they have holes or slits for Γ have ο 6ο) box according to one of claims 1 to 5 _t, characterized in that it is provided with a plate (3) which represents the boxed instrument standing, with parting lines of the box running vertically or horizontally 7o) box according to one of claims 1 to 6, characterized in that each rope of a two-part instrument (ζ _β Β _β violin with bow, trombone) is housed in a shell for itself _o 7629214