JPH0442693U - - Google Patents

Description

[Brief explanation of the drawing]

Figure 1: A plan view of the outer trunk pulley, Figure 2: A side view of the outer trunk puller, Figure 3: Enlarged side view of the outer trunk puller, Figure 4: Enlarged outer trunk puller Perspective view. Number, 1... External brace, 2... Stole, 3... Fingerboard, 4... Groove on the fingerboard side of the neck, 5... Body on the neck side, 6...
Rod reinforcing member, 7... Upper edge line of side plate, 8... Lower edge line of side plate, 9... Acoustic hole, 10... Piece.

Claims (1)

[Scope of Claim for Utility Model Registration] In a guitar that uses a vibrating body amplification system for string vibration, the body top plate on the neck side needed to be flat in order to directly attach the fingerboard. If you put the same type of fukurami as the back board on this part, the fingerboard will not attach, so a rootstock will be required. This is not simply used as a rootstock, but is placed outside the vibrating body, in fact, on the back side of the fingerboard, and is used as an external strength tree in order to efficiently transmit string vibrations from the neck to the body surface plate on the neck side. The vibrating body external force wooden width is the same as the fingerboard width, and in order to attach the fingerboard immediately to the neck side body surface plate, the neck side end of the external force wooden body is thick and the end becomes thinner as it goes toward the acoustic hole. At the midpoint between the body end of the shaft and the acoustic hole, install several pieces that are completely at the height of the top plate surface, either by dividing the end of the unit into one piece or separately. A fingerboard attachment structure for a guitar, characterized by a method of attaching the fingerboard in half to the outside strut and the neck side body top plate.