JP3152660U - Mute holder - Google Patents

Abstract

[PROBLEMS] To easily attach to a music stand or the like, and when a player takes out a mute and uses it or removes it and puts it on, it easily rotates and rotates to a suitable position and orientation. It is an object of the present invention to provide a mute holder that can be adjusted and the mute holder does not easily shift in position and orientation when the mute is placed on the mute holder. A mute holder 1 for holding a mute, which is a sound attenuator for playing a brass instrument, a holder body 100 for receiving and holding the mute, and a clip body 200 that is detachably clamped to an attached object. And a coupling body 300 that couples the clip body 200 and the holder body 100. The coupling body 300 separately couples the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 at positions separated from each other, and rotates and rotates. Tighten freely. [Selection] Figure 2

Description

  The present invention relates to a mute holder.

The mute holder is used to hold a mute used for the weak playing method of a brass instrument such as a trumpet or a trombone while it is being used. This mute holder is made of metal or the like, and is attached to the support of the music stand or attached to the flat part of the music stand with a wire.
Japanese Utility Model Registration No. 3143504 discloses a holder body (100) for receiving and holding a mute (M), and supporting the holder body (100) and detachably holding it on a music stand (10) or the like. A mute holder configured with a clip body (200) is provided. In this mute holder, two members, a holder body (100) and a clip body (200), can rotate and rotate with each other by a ball (252) and a joint receiving portion (120) for receiving the ball (252). (Patent document 1).

Utility Model Registration No. 3143504

  However, in the case of the mute holder shown in Patent Document 1, the holder body (100) and the clip body (200) are coupled to each other only at one place, and the coupling is a ball (252) and a joint receiving part ( 120), the relative position between the holder body (100) and the clip body (200) tends to shift due to the weight when the mute (M) is placed. For this reason, when the mute is used, when the mute (M) is taken out from the mute holder, the position of the mute is deviated from the original position, and there is a concern that the mute (M) cannot be quickly taken out according to the performance.

  Therefore, the present invention solves the above-mentioned problems of the prior art and can be easily attached to an object to be attached near the performer such as a music stand, and in particular, the performer can take out and use or remove the mute. When placing, the mute holder can be easily rotated and rotated to adjust the position and orientation, and the position and orientation of the mute holder can be easily shifted when the mute is placed on the mute holder. The challenge is to provide a mute holder that will not be damaged.

In order to achieve the above object, the mute holder of the present invention is a mute holder for holding a mute, which is a sound attenuator for playing a brass instrument, and a holder body for receiving and holding the mute and an attached object such as a music stand. A clip body that is detachably held with respect to the clip body, and a coupling body that couples the clip body and the holder body. The coupling body separates the holder body and the clip body from each other. The first feature is that they are connected separately and tightened so that they can rotate and rotate.
In addition to the first feature, the mute holder of the present invention has a joint portion on one end side of each of the holder body and the clip body, and the coupling body includes a joint portion of the holder body and a joint portion of the clip body. Each having a pair of opposing joint receiving pieces and an adjusting screw for adjusting a gap between the pair of opposing joint receiving pieces, and each of the joint portions between the pair of joint receiving pieces of the coupling body. The second feature is that the pair of joint receiving pieces are clamped from both sides by adjusting screws while being spaced apart from each other.
In addition to the second feature, the mute holder of the present invention includes a joint part of the holder body and a joint part of the clip body each comprising a coupling pin and a ball formed at the tip thereof, and a pair of joints of the coupling body. The receiving piece is formed with a pair of concave spherical ball holders for receiving the balls on the inner surface of each joint receiving piece spaced apart in the longitudinal direction, and an adjusting screw is passed through the joint receiving pieces at an intermediate position between the pair of ball receiving parts. The third feature is that they are screwed together.
In addition to the first to third features, the mute holder of the present invention has a fourth feature that the holder body includes a holding frame made of an annular elastic member partially opened. It is a feature.
In addition to the above first to fourth features, the mute holder of the present invention has a clip body that can be detachably held with respect to an object to be attached such as a music stand, and a grip part that opens and closes. A fifth feature is that it includes a spring-biased operating portion.

According to the mute holder of the first aspect, the clip body is attached to the attachment object such as a music stand, and the mute is inserted into the holder body, so that the player can operate it by himself. The mute can be temporarily stored in a convenient place and taken out as needed for use.
Since the clip body and the holder body are respectively connected to the connecting body so as to be rotatable and rotatable, the clip body can be attached to the attachment object in any posture and orientation, and the holder body can be freely placed. And can be positioned in any direction. In other words, it is very easy to flexibly correspond to the position, posture, and orientation convenient for the performer by guaranteeing the articulation degree of freedom at the two positions.
In addition, the clip body and the holder body are connected by the connecting body at two positions separated from each other, so that the degree of tightening can be easily adjusted as compared with the case where the clip body and the holder body are separated from each other. This makes it possible to solve the problem that the position, posture, orientation, etc. of the holder body easily deviate from the original state due to the weight when the mute is placed.
In addition, since the coupling body is a separate member from the holder body and the clip body, each of the holder body, the clip body and the coupling body can be manufactured with a simple configuration, which facilitates the manufacture and yield. There were also benefits.

According to the mute holder of the second aspect, in addition to the operation and effect of the configuration of the first aspect, the connection between the holder body and the clip body by the coupling body is performed by connecting the joint portion of the holder body and the clip body. It can be performed by fitting between a pair of joint receiving pieces of the coupling body and tightening from both sides with an adjusting screw for adjusting the gap between the pair of joint receiving pieces. Therefore, the connection between the holder body and the clip body can be easily performed by the coupling body and the tightening can be adjusted.
In addition, the coupling of the holder body and the clip body by the coupling body is configured such that the joint portions of the holder body and the clip body are separated from each other, and in this state, the coupling body is tightened from both sides. The fastening area by the piece can be substantially increased. Therefore, it is difficult to loosen, and the connection can be made by secure tightening.

  According to the mute holder of the third aspect, in addition to the operation and effect of the configuration according to the second aspect, the connection of the holder body and the clip body by the coupling body includes the connection pins of the holder body and the clip body, The ball at the tip can be inserted between a pair of joint receiving pieces of the coupling body, and further, the ball can be placed in the ball receiving section of the joint receiving piece of the coupling body and tightened with an adjusting screw. By adjusting the rotation position of each ball in each ball receiver, the respective rotation positions of the holder body and the clip body can be easily adjusted. Further, by adjusting the rotational position of the connecting pin in the plane to which the gap between the pair of joint receiving pieces belongs, the rotational positions of the holder body and the clip body can be easily adjusted. Thereby, when the mute holder is stored, the clip body and the holder body can be overlapped to reduce the overall bulk.

  According to the mute holder of the fourth aspect, in addition to the function and effect of the configuration according to any one of the first to third aspects, the holder body is made of an annular elastic member that is partially opened. Since the frame is provided, it is possible to cope with mute of various sizes.

  According to the mute holder of the fifth aspect, in addition to the function and effect of the structure according to any one of the first to fourth aspects, the clip body is detachably held with respect to an attachment such as a music stand. It has a gripping part that moves and a spring-biased operation part that opens and closes the gripping part. Just hold the operation part, open the gripping part, and place it on the object to be attached. Can be easily installed. Of course, it is easy to remove.

It is a perspective view which shows the state which attached the mute holder which concerns on embodiment of this invention to the music stand. It is a top view of a mute holder concerning an embodiment of the present invention. It is a top view of the principal part of the mute holder concerning the embodiment of the present invention. It is a figure explaining the mute holder movement which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a figure explaining attachment of a mute holder concerning an embodiment to the present invention.

A mute holder according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the following drawings.
Referring to FIG. 1, a mute holder 1 of the present invention includes a holder body 100 that receives and holds a mute M, a clip body 200 that is detachably clamped to an attachment 10 such as a music stand, and the holder. It comprises a connecting body 300 that connects the body 100 and the clip body 200.

  Referring also to FIGS. 2 and 3, the holder body 100 includes a holding frame 110 and a joint portion 120 at a proximal end that is one end side of the holding frame 110.

The holding frame 110 has a circular shape with a part opened, and is formed using a resin-made lightweight elastic member. Thereby, even if the magnitude | size of mute differs, it can respond. The mute is easy to put in and out, and the mute is hardly damaged.
The joint portion 120 of the holder body 100 includes a connecting pin 121 that protrudes from the base end of the holding frame 110, and a ball 122 that is integrally formed at the distal end of the connecting pin 121.

  The clip body 200 includes a grip part 210 that is actually detachably held and attached to an attachment 10 such as a music stand, and an operation part 220 for opening and closing the grip part 210.

The grip portion 210 includes a movable grip plate 211 and a stationary grip plate 212.
Referring also to FIG. 5, the movable gripping plate 211 is formed with a flat tip at the tip and a chevron projection 211a at the rear. Further, the stationary grip plate 212 has a front end and a rear end formed flat, and a center thereof is formed in a trapezoidal depression 212a. By setting it as such a shape, it can respond | correspond to the to-be-attached object 10, such as a cylinder and a prism, and the to-be-attached object 10 with an unevenness | corrugation. Therefore, it can be attached to various places such as the support 11 of the music stand or the music stand flat plate portion 12 which is the attachment 10.

The operation unit 220 includes a movable operation plate 221 formed continuously with the movable grip plate 211 and a stationary operation plate 222 formed continuously with the stationary grip plate 212.
Bearings 221a and 222a are formed on the movable operation plate 221 and the non-moving operation plate 222, respectively. A support shaft 230 is provided through the bearings 221a and 222a. An urging spring 240 is attached to the support shaft 230.
The urging spring 240 is wound around the support shaft 230 and is engaged with the back surfaces of the movable operation plate 221 and the non-moving operation plate 222 to urge the grip portion 210 in a closing direction.
By pressing the movable operation plate 221 against the urging spring 240 toward the stationary operation plate 222 and rotating it, the movable grip plate 211 is opened from the stationary grip plate 212, and the object 10 is held. It becomes possible.
Anti-slip protrusions 221b and 222b are formed on the movable operation plate 221 and the stationary operation plate 222, respectively.
Further, a decoration 224 may be provided on the movable operation plate 221 and the non-moving operation plate 222.

  The clip body 200 includes a joint portion 250 at a base end that is one end side thereof, that is, a base end of the stationary operation plate 222. The joint portion 250 includes a connecting pin 251 formed so as to protrude from the base end of the stationary operation plate 222 and a ball 252 formed integrally with the distal end of the connecting pin 251.

  The clip body 200 is integrally formed of resin, except that the support shaft 230 and the urging spring 240 are made of metal.

Referring also to FIG. 4, the coupling body 300 includes a pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 and an adjusting screw 330.
The pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 are members for receiving the joint portions 120 and 250 of the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 and are provided to face each other.
Each joint receiving piece 310 forms a pair of ball receivers 310a and 310a on the inner surface thereof. The ball receivers 310 a and 310 a are formed so as to be the same distance from the longitudinal center of the joint receiving piece 310.
Similarly, each joint receiving piece 320 is also formed with a pair of ball receivers 320a and 320a on its inner surface. The ball receivers 320a and 320a are also formed so as to be the same distance from the longitudinal center of the joint receiving piece 320.
Each of the ball receivers 310a, 310a, 320a, and 320a has a concave spherical surface and receives the balls 122 and 252. The depth of the concave spherical surface is slightly shallower than the radius of the balls 122 and 252 to prevent the connecting pins 121 and 251 from being caught between the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 and becoming unable to move. Yes.
Of course, the ball receivers 310a, 310a, 320a, and 320a have the same size, and the balls 122 and 252 have the same size, and the balls 122 and 252 fit evenly into the ball receivers 310a, 310a, 320a, and 320a. I am doing so.

The joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 are respectively formed with female screw portions 310b and 320b at the centers in the longitudinal direction.
Meanwhile, the adjustment screw 330 is formed with a male screw portion 331.
The male screw portion 331 of the adjustment screw 330 is threaded through the female screw portions 310 b and 320 b of the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320, whereby the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 are paired with the balls 122. , 252 is sandwiched between them. Then, when the balls 122 and 252 are sandwiched between the coupling bodies 300, the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 are coupled to the coupling body 300, respectively. In addition, the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 are thereby connected via the connecting body 300.

The coupling body 300, the holder body 100, and the clip body 200 are coupled by inserting the balls 122 and 252 of the joint portions 120 and 250 between the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 and fitting them into the ball receivers 310a and 320a. The adjustment screw 330 is used to narrow the gap between the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320. On the way, the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 can be rotated (rotated) on the spot by rotating the balls 122 and 252. Further, by rotating the connecting pins 121 and 251 on the surface to which the gap between the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 belongs, the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 around the balls 122 and 252 on the surface. Can be rotated respectively. As a result, as shown in FIG. 4, the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 are rotated on the spot and rotated in the direction along the gap between the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 around the balls 122 and 252. Can be made.
After adjusting the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 to a predetermined position, posture, and orientation, the position, posture, and orientation of the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 are fixedly fixed by further tightening the adjusting screw 330.

  The tightening of the pair of joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 by the adjusting screw 330 substantially tightens the longitudinal center of the joint receiving pieces 310 and 320, which is an intermediate position between the separated balls 122 and 252. This is the same state as pressing both joint receiving pieces 310 and 320 from both sides with a certain width in the longitudinal direction. Therefore, compared with the case where one ball is pressed from both sides at one point, the two-point pressing method of the present invention makes it possible to apply a pressing force to the balls 122 and 252 sufficiently firmly. Therefore, it is possible to more reliably prevent the balls 122 and 252 from moving unnecessarily while the mute M is held.

A method for attaching and using the mute holder 1 according to the embodiment of the present invention will be described.
Referring to FIG. 5, when attaching the mute holder 1, first, with one hand, the movable operation plate 221 and the non-moving operation plate 222 that are the operation unit 220 of the clip body 200 are pressed against the finger from above and below. The pressing causes the movable gripping plate 211 and the stationary gripping plate 212 that are the gripping portions 210 of the clip body 200 to open against the biasing force of the biasing spring 240. When the pressure is released by releasing the finger at the place where the attachment object 10 is attached, the movable gripping plate 211 and the stationary gripping plate 212 are closed by the biasing force of the biasing spring 240, and the gripping portion 210 is firmly fixed as shown in FIG. The mute holder 1 can be attached to the attachment object 10 by being sandwiched. When the attached object 10 such as a familiar music stand is used as the attached object 10, it can be attached to a place where the mute M can be easily taken in and out during performance, such as the support column 11 and the music stand plate 12.
Next, the adjustment screw 330 is adjusted to fix the receiving opening of the holding frame 110 at an optimal position, posture, and orientation in which the mute M can be easily inserted and removed.
Further, when the mute holder 1 is stored, the holder body 100 and the clip body 200 are rotated so as to overlap each other, whereby the bulk can be made small and compact.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Mute holder 10 Attachment object 11 Support | pillar 12 Musical stand flat plate 100 Holder body 110 Holding frame 120 Joint part 121 Connecting pin 122 Ball 200 Clip body 210 Gripping part 211 Movable gripping plate 211a Yamagata protrusion 212 Non-moving gripping plate 212a Trapezoidal depression 220 Portion 221 Movable operation plate 221a Bearing 221b Anti-slip protrusion 222 Non-moving operation plate 222a Bearing 222b Anti-slip protrusion 224 Decoration portion 230 Support shaft 240 Energizing spring 250 Joint portion 251 Connection pin 252 Ball 300 Connection body 310 Joint receiving piece 310a Ball receiver 310b Female thread part 320 Joint receiving piece 320a Ball receiver 320b Female thread part 330 Adjustment screw 331 Male thread M Mute

Claims (5)

  A mute holder for holding a mute, which is a sound attenuator for playing brass instruments, a holder body for receiving and holding the mute, a clip body that is detachably clamped to an attachment such as a music stand, A clip body and a coupling body that couples the holder body, and the coupling body separately couples the holder body and the clip body at positions spaced apart from each other and tightens them so that they can rotate and rotate. A mute holder characterized by   Each of the holder body and the clip body has a joint portion at one end thereof, and the coupling body has a pair of opposing joint receiving pieces for receiving the joint portion of the holder body and the joint portion of the clip body, respectively, An adjusting screw for adjusting a gap between the opposing joint receiving pieces, and fitting the joint portions between the pair of joint receiving pieces spaced apart from each other and using the adjusting screw to connect the pair of joint receiving pieces. The mute holder according to claim 1, wherein the piece is configured to be tightened from both sides.   Each of the joint portion of the holder body and the joint portion of the clip body is composed of a connecting pin and a ball formed at the tip thereof, and the pair of joint receiving pieces of the connecting body are recessed portions for receiving the balls on the inner surface of each joint receiving piece. The spherical ball receiver is formed in a pair spaced apart in the longitudinal direction, and an adjusting screw is threaded through both joint receiving pieces at an intermediate position between the pair of ball receivers. Mute holder.   The mute holder according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the holder body includes a holding frame which is an annular elastic member partially opened.   The clip body includes a grip portion that is detachably held with respect to an attached object such as a music stand, and a spring-biased operation portion that opens and closes the grip portion. The mute holder according to any one of the above.

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