JPH0339834Y2 - - Google Patents

Description

[Detailed Description of the Invention] [Industrial Application Field] This invention relates to a stand for a high-hat cymbal that is played by striking the stand with the lower cymbal and upper cymbal closed or open.

[Conventional technology]

There are two types of high-hat cymbals, which have a lower cymbal and an upper cymbal: one that is played by pressing the pedal so that the upper cymbal collides with the lower cymbal, and the other that does not have a pedal and the lower cymbal and upper cymbal are closed by manual operation. Alternatively, it may be left open and played by hitting the upper cymbal with a stick.

As a stand for the high hat cymbal that is played by striking the sticks mentioned above, conventionally, the stand for the high hat cymbal was
A structure described in Publication No. 38711 is known. This high hat cymbal stand is
As shown in FIG. 2, a center shaft 4 is vertically movably inserted into an outer cylinder 3 that is supported by a support column 1 via a rotation joint 2 so that its angle can be adjusted. The cymbal receiver 5 is fixed and the upper cymbal receiver 6 is attached to the upper end side of the center shaft 4 that protrudes above the outer cylinder.
is supported on a lower felt ring 8a installed on the lower cymbal receiver 5 via a flat washer 7,
A nut member 9 screwed onto a cylindrical portion 5a having a thread on the outer periphery protruding from the lower cymbal receiver 5 is held down and fixed via an upper felt ring 8b.
In addition, the upper cymbal receiver 6 is connected to the center shaft 4.
The upper cymbal B has a pair of upper and lower cymbals screwed into a cylindrical part 6a formed in the upper cymbal receiver 6 and having a thread on the outer periphery. Felt rings 13a, 1 are attached by nut members 11, 12.
It is fixed with a presser foot via 3b. On the other hand, a screw 4a is provided at the lower end of the center shaft 4. The lower end of this center shaft 4 protrudes from the lower end of the outer cylinder 3, and an upper cymbal B is attached to the lower end of this center shaft 4.
Operation knob 1 for moving the cymbal toward and away from lower cymbal A
4 are screwed together. Furthermore, a coil spring 16 is provided inside the outer cylinder 3 to push the center shaft 4 upward via a spring receiver 15 fixed to the center shaft 4.
is lowered by compressing the coil spring 16 by turning the operating knob 14 in the tightening direction, and is raised by the spring force of the coil spring 16 by rotating the operating knob 14 in the opposite direction. ing.

That is, the above-mentioned high hat cymbal stand can be adjusted by turning the operation knob 14 and adjusting the center shaft 4.
By moving up and down, cymbal B is brought into contact with and separated from lower cymbal A, and the contact pressure between both cymbals A and B when playing with the cymbal closed and when playing with the cymbal open. The distance between both cymbals A and B is
Since it can be freely changed by operating the operation knob 14, the contact pressure between both cymbals A and B,
You can also fine-tune the interval to subtly change the sound quality.

[Problem that the invention attempts to solve]

However, in the above conventional high hat cymbal stand, the center shaft 4 with the upper cymbal receiver 6 is inserted into the outer cylinder 3 which has the lower cymbal receiver 5 at the upper end, and the center shaft 4 is inserted into the outer cylinder 3. Coil spring for pushing up 1
6 is provided, and an operating knob 14 is provided on the lower end side of the outer cylinder 3 to move the center shaft 4 up and down to move the upper cymbal B toward and away from the lower cymbal A, so the structure is quite complicated. It had a In addition, in the conventional high-hat cymbal stand described above, since the coil spring 16 for pushing up the center shaft is provided inside the outer cylinder 3, the length of the outer cylinder 3 is long.
4 is quite low, so when you want to move the upper cymbal B toward and away from the lower cymbal A, you have to reach down and turn the control knob 14, especially as shown in FIG. Like cymbal A,
When playing with cymbals A and B tilted toward the performance seats, the position of the operating knob 14 becomes even further away, making it troublesome to operate cymbals A and B toward and away from each other.

This idea was devised in view of the above-mentioned circumstances, and its purpose is to create a high-hat cymbal stand that has a simple structure and allows the cymbal to be moved easily at short distances. Our goal is to provide the following.

[Means to solve problems]

In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, this invention has a stand for high-hat cymbal, which is played by hitting the stake with the lower cymbal and upper cymbal closed or open, and a lower cymbal holder on the lower end side of the shaft supported by the support. an upper cymbal receiver is provided on the upper end side of the shaft so as to be slidable up and down, and a spring member is provided below the upper cymbal receiver to press the upper cymbal receiver upward; A nut with a handle is provided on the upper side to be screwed into a threaded portion provided at the upper end of the shaft to push down the upper cymbal receiver.

[Effect]

That is, the high hat cymbal stand of this invention is provided with a lower cymbal receiver and an upper cymbal receiver on the lower end side and upper end side of the same shaft, and the upper cymbal receiver is provided so as to be slidable up and down with respect to the shaft. This upper cymbal receiver is pressed upward by a spring member provided on the lower side,
Pushing down the upper cymbal receiver against the spring force of the spring member by turning a nut with a handle screwed onto the threaded portion on the upper end side of the shaft in the tightening direction, and at the same time turning the nut with a handle in the opposite direction. According to this invention, the upper cymbal receiver is raised by the spring force of the spring member, and the upper cymbal supported by the upper cymbal receiver is brought into contact with and separated from the lower cymbal supported by the lower cymbal receiver. The high hat cymbal stand has a lower cymbal holder and an upper cymbal holder on the same shaft, so the structure is simple, and a nut with a handle that moves the upper cymbal holder up and down is attached to the upper end of the shaft. Since the cymbal is screwed onto the side and provided above the upper cymbal holder, the cymbal can be moved in and out by turning this nut with a handle from above the cymbal, that is, in a position close to the player. It can also be easily operated at close range.

[Embodiment] An embodiment of this invention will be described below with reference to FIG.

In FIG. 1, 20 is a pipe support supported by a tripod-shaped stand base or a stand (not shown) for other instruments such as cymbals or tom-tams, and a pivot joint 21 is attached to the upper end of this support 20. It is being Reference numeral 22 denotes a shaft whose lower end is attached to the rotation joint 21 and supported by the support column 20 so that its angle can be adjusted.A dish-shaped lower cymbal receiver 23 is fitted and fixed to the lower end of the shaft 22. On top of this lower cymbal receiver is a flat washer 2.
A lower felt ring 25a is installed through the lower felt ring 2.
5a, and is held down and fixed via an upper felt ring 25b by a nut member 26 screwed into a threaded portion 22a provided on the lower end side of the shaft 22. On the other hand, an upper cymbal receiver 26 having an annular flange 26a on the outer periphery of the lower end is fitted to the upper end side of the shaft 22 so as to be able to slide vertically. It is supported on the collar portion 26a via a lower felt ring 27a. Reference numeral 28 denotes a spring member for pushing up the upper cymbal receiver, which is made of a coil spring and is loosely fitted onto the shaft 22 and provided at the lower end of the upper cymbal receiver 26; It is fixed in the groove 29 and comes into contact with the lower surface of the upper cymbal receiver 26 at its upper end to press the upper cymbal receiver 26 upward. Further, 30 is a nut with a handle that is screwed onto the threaded portion 22b provided on the upper end side of the shaft 22 and is provided on the upper side of the upper cymbal receiver 26. This nut 30 with a handle is in contact with the upper end surface of the upper cymbal receiver 26 via a flat washer 31, and the upper cymbal B is held down by the nut 30 with a handle via the flat washer 31 and the upper felt ring 27b. Fixed.

The upper cymbal receiver 26 is connected to the shaft 22.
By turning the nut 30 with a handle screwed onto the threaded portion 22b on the upper end side in the tightening direction, the nut 30 with a handle is pushed down while compressing the spring member 28 against the spring force of the spring member 28. By turning the spring member 2 in the
It is designed to be pushed upward by the spring force of 8.

That is, the high-hat cymbal stand is provided with a lower cymbal receiver 23 and an upper cymbal receiver 26 on the lower end side and upper end side of the same shaft 22, and the upper cymbal receiver 26 can be slid up and down with respect to the shaft 22. The upper cymbal receiver 22 is pressed upward by a spring member 28 provided below the upper cymbal receiver 22, and a nut 3 with a handle is screwed into the threaded portion 22b on the upper end side of the shaft 22.
0 in the tightening direction to push down the upper cymbal receiver 26 against the spring force of the spring member 28, and by turning the nut with handle 30 in the opposite direction, the upper cymbal receiver 26 is pushed down against the spring member 28. This high-hat cymbal stand is designed to be raised by a spring force of 28 to cause the upper cymbal B supported by the upper cymbal receiver 26 to approach and separate from the lower cymbal A supported by the lower cymbal receiver 23. Since the lower cymbal receiver 23 and the upper cymbal receiver 26 are provided on the same shaft 22, the structure is simple.
0 is screwed onto the upper end side of the shaft 22 and provided above the upper cymbal receiver 26, so the cymbal A,
Since the operation of approaching and separating cymbals B can be performed above the cymbal, that is, at a position close to the performer, the operation of approaching and separating cymbals A and B can also be easily performed at a short distance.

In the above embodiment, the lower end of the spring member 28 that presses the upper cymbal receiver 26 upward is connected to the shaft 2.
2, the lower end of this spring member 28 may be received by the nut member 26 on the lower cymbal receiver 23 side.

[Effect of idea]

The high hat cymbal stand of this invention is provided with a lower cymbal receiver at the lower end of the shaft supported by the support, an upper cymbal receiver which is slidable up and down at the upper end of the shaft, and below the upper cymbal receiver. A spring member for pressing the upper cymbal receiver upward is provided on the side thereof, and a handle is provided above the upper cymbal receiver that is screwed into a threaded portion provided on the upper end side of the shaft to push the upper cymbal receiver downward. Since it is equipped with a locking nut, the structure is simple, and the cymbal can be easily moved in and out at short distances.

[Brief explanation of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a vertical side view of a high-hat cymbal stand showing an embodiment of this invention, and FIG. 2 is a vertical side view of a conventional high-hat cymbal stand. 20... Support, 22... Shaft, 23... Lower cymbal receiver, 26... Upper cymbal receiver, 28...
...Spring member, 30...Nut with handle, A...
...lower cymbal, B...upper cymbal.

Claims (1)

[Scope of utility model registration request] In a stand for a high-hat cymbal that is played by holding the lower cymbal and the upper cymbal open or closed, a lower cymbal receiver is provided at the lower end of a shaft supported by a support, and an upper cymbal receiver is provided at the upper end of the shaft. A spring member is provided to be slidable up and down, and a spring member is provided below the upper cymbal receiver to press the upper cymbal receiver upward, and a screw is provided above the upper cymbal receiver at the upper end side of the shaft. A high-hat cymbal stand, comprising a nut with a handle that is screwed into the upper cymbal holder to push down the upper cymbal holder.