JPH0310556Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed description of the invention] This invention relates to a case for a keyboard wind instrument.By providing a case body with a compartment for small items such as pencils and poppy rubber, this invention prevents clutter on the desk, especially during music classes using keyboard wind instruments. It is something to do.

In general, a case for a keyboard wind instrument, as shown in FIG. 1, consists of a case main body in which a musical instrument main body 1 is removably housed, and a lid 3 integrally connected to the case main body through a hinge. This lid body 3 has a recess formed in the center so as to cover the keyboard of the musical instrument body 1 housed within the case body 2. A hose set for tabletop performance, etc. is stored in this recess, bent into a U-shape. Normally, in order to prevent the hose set from colliding with the keyboard while being carried, a groove is formed inside the recessed part of the lid, and the hose set is fitted into this groove.

By the way, in elementary school students, especially in the lower grades, keyboard instruments are often played on a tabletop with the instrument itself inside the case, and music classes at school include singing, playing, and writing. This is the content. In such classes, in addition to keyboard wind instruments, textbooks (scores), notes,
Having to prepare pencil holders, etc. not only tends to clutter my desk, but I often end up dropping these items on the floor. For this reason, the current practice is to play by leaning the textbook against the open lid, but this idea also eliminates the need for a pencil case by providing a storage area for pencils etc. in the case itself, allowing it to be placed on a desk. The purpose of this is to prevent the objects from becoming cluttered.

The keyboard wind instrument case of this invention will be explained in more detail below based on the attached drawings.

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the case for a keyboard wind instrument of this invention includes a case body 20 that houses a musical instrument body 1, and a cover body 30 that can be opened and closed and that is integrally connected to the case body 20 via a hinge 40. and has. The case body 20 is formed with a concave storage portion 22 defined by ribs 21 for housing the musical instrument body 1. A concave accessory storage section 23 for storing small items such as pencils and poppy rubber is formed at a predetermined position on the varus hinge side end surface of the rib section 21, that is, at a predetermined position on the end surface that meets the front side lid rib end surface during performance. Reference numerals 29 and 39 in the figure indicate the case handle portions when the case is carried.

In this embodiment, the tabletop hose set 5 is stored in a hose set storage groove 33 formed on the rib end surface of the lid 30, but it can be stored in a keyboard storage section inside the lid as in the conventional hose set. Of course, you can do it in different ways. Storing the hose set in the hose set storage groove formed on the end face of the rib in this way reduces the thickness of the recess in the lid that covers the keyboard when the lid is closed, which is of course preferable from a design standpoint. do not have.

In this way, according to this invention, the case body has an accessory compartment for storing pencils and poppy rubber, so there is no need to put pencils etc. on the desk, which prevents the desk from becoming cluttered and from falling off the desk. There is no need to worry about it, and it is extremely convenient.

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Fig. 1 is a perspective view of a conventional case for a keyboard wind instrument in an open state, and Figs. 2 and 3 are a perspective view of the case for a keyboard wind instrument of this invention in an open state and a side sectional view in a closed state. be. 1... Instrument body, 2, 20... Case body,
3, 30... Lid body, 5... Table hose set, 2
3... Enter the accessory club.

Claims (1)

[Claims for Utility Model Registration] A lid 30 is attached to the case body 20 so as to be openable and closable, and a recess 23 for storing small items is provided at the end surface where the rib 21 of the case body meets the end surface of the lid rib. A case for a keyboard wind instrument characterized by being formed with.