JPH0134230Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a musical instrument stand convenient for hanging stringed instruments such as guitars.

Although there are musical instrument stands on which only one musical instrument can be propped up, a stand that can hold and carry multiple musical instruments has not yet existed in the industry, and the musical instrument industry has been seeking one.

In view of the above, this invention was originally filed in 1983.
-Regarding improvements to No. 163148.

In the patent application No. 56-163148, support rings are provided at the upper and lower positions of a main pillar that stands upright supported by support legs, and multiple support rings are installed at equal intervals around the periphery of each support ring, and at the same top and bottom positions. The insertion rods protruding from the proximal end are inserted into the sheath tubes respectively, and the U-shaped receiving frames with the openings facing outward are attached to the upper and lower support rings, respectively, and the upper U-shaped The gist of this is a stand for stringed instruments, characterized in that the receiving frame is equipped with a hanging ring that can be attached to and removed from the arm rod. In contrast, the device of the present application allows multiple instruments to be held at the top and bottom of the stand.
Although it is supported by a molded support frame, one of the features is that the lower U-shaped support frame is sagging in the middle and curved upward so as to stably support the lower end of the instrument. It is something.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.

A main pillar 1 is supported by supporting legs 2 to stand upright, and support parts for the musical instrument are provided above and below. The main pillar can be expanded and contracted to adjust the position of the support part. The upper support part is provided with a plurality of arm rods around a socket 3 which is detachably attached to the upper part of the main column 1, and a U-shaped frame 4 with the tip facing outward is provided at the tip of the arm rod. It is desirable that the U-shaped frame 4 be covered with a flexible elastic body 5. In addition, the lower support part has a plurality of branch rods 6 arranged diagonally upward from the base of the main column 1 so as to correspond to the U-shaped frame, and the lower U-shaped frame 7 is attached to the branch rods 6. Fit it so that the tip is facing outward. 2 of the lower U-shaped frame
The legs 8, 8' of the book are configured to sag below the axis of the branch rod and curve obliquely upward from the middle. Flexible elastic body 5 also in the lower U-shaped frame 7
By covering the instrument, the surface of the instrument will not be damaged because the touch when loading and unloading the instrument will be soft.

Next, to explain how to use this musical instrument stand, first, adjust the position of the upper support part according to the size of the musical instrument. In this case, the main pillar 1 is expanded or contracted along with the socket 3, or the height of the socket 3 is raised or lowered along the main pillar 1. Then, place the lower end of the instrument's body on the lower support part. The lower U-shaped frame 7 is rotatably fitted to a branch rod 6 provided diagonally upward, and the legs 8, 8' are sagging below the axis.
Since it is curved diagonally upward from the middle, the center of gravity of both legs is located below the fitting arm 10, maintaining a stable state of balance and ensuring that the musical instrument can be placed on it. The upper neck of the instrument is held by an upper support.
The upper and lower U-shaped frames are protected by sufficiently flexible elastic bodies 5 to prevent damage to the instrument, and after the neck of the instrument is supported by the upper U-shaped frame 4, it is attached to both legs of the U-shaped frame. When it is completely closed with the latching ring 9, the musical instrument will not be separated from the stand during transportation.

This invention allows you to mount 2 to 4 musical instruments such as guitars around the main pillar on one stand, so even if you bring multiple instruments to the stage to perform, you can use one stand. It is something that can be used to relieve oneself. It is also extremely convenient to transport. In addition, it can also be used for display in musical instrument departments.

This invention is particularly designed to support a plurality of musical instruments around one main pillar, and its lower support frame is a U-shaped frame with legs curved upward, so that the center of gravity of the legs is A major feature of this device is that it is located below the arm, and the fitted arm is rotatable, providing the above-mentioned effects.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

Fig. 1 is a side view showing an embodiment of the present invention, Fig. 2 A, B, and C are respectively Fig. 1 A-A, B-B, and C-C.
3 is a perspective view of the upper support portion, and FIG. 4 is a perspective view of the lower U-shaped frame. 1... Main pillar, 2... Support leg, 3... Socket, 4
... U-shaped frame, 5 ... Elastic body, 6 ... Branch rod, 7 ...
Lower U-shaped frame, 8, 8'... Legs of U-shaped frame, 9...
Hanging ring, 10...fitting arm.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] A musical instrument stand that has support parts above and below a main pillar that stands upright supported by supporting legs, the lower support part supports the body of the instrument, and the upper support part supports the neck of the instrument. The upper support part is composed of a plurality of upper U-shaped frames arranged radially outward around a socket that is removably attached to the upper part of the main pillar, and whose tips face outward. The side support part connects a plurality of branch rods diagonally upward from the base of the main pillar to the upper part U.
The lower U-shaped frame is arranged radially outward in correspondence with the above-mentioned arrangement position of the character frame, and the lower U-shaped frame is fitted onto the branch rod with the tip facing outward. A musical instrument stand characterized in that the leg of the book is sagging below the axis of the branch rod.