KR101850646B1 - Stand for saxophone - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to a stand for a saxophone, which is characterized by having an apparatus for fixing a musical instrument so as not to easily collapse when a user puts the saxophone on a floor surface while taking a rest for a while after playing the saxophone. To this end, the stand for a saxophone comprises: two support rods (10) formed in a long rod shape, having a rubber cap (20) for an anti-slip purpose at one end of each thereof, and having a bolt hole formed at the center of the other end of each thereof; two bell clips (30) having one side fixed to a center rear surface of the support rods (10) by a belt clip fixing piece (31), and having a silicone tube (32) and a protection pad (40) formed on the other side thereof to protect a bell (b) when a circumferential edge (b1) of the bell is fitted and coupled; a rear surface support plate (50) located on the rear surface of the other end of the support rods (10), coupled to the support rods (10) by a bolt (70) and a cap nut (71), and having an S-shaped bell press plate (51) having elasticity to be bent; a front surface support plate (60) located on the front surface of the other end of the support rods (10) and coupled to the support rods (10) by a bolt (70) and a cap nut (71); and a U-shaped lower support (80) for protecting the U-shaped pipe of a saxophone (S) from the bottom surface thereof.

Description

Stand for saxophone {Stand for saxophone}

The present invention relates to a stand for a saxophone for standing up a saxophone.

More particularly, the present invention relates to a stand for a saxophone which has a device for fixing the musical instrument so that the saxophone is not easily collapsed when the saxophone is standing and standing on the floor for a while while playing the saxophone.

A saxophone is a very fragile musical instrument consisting of a combination of extremely complex and sensitive instruments, and is an expensive instrument that is not very easy to touch or manipulate.

For this reason, the case containing the saxophone is made of a hard hard box which has a very soft inner surface and a good cushioning effect, and the outer surface does not damage even the impact. In general, saxophone is stored in such cases and stored safely when not in use.

However, the above-mentioned storage case was most safe and convenient when it was stored for a long time or moved for a long distance after the performance, but it was very inconvenient and troublesome for the player to play the saxophone and to mount the instrument while taking a break for preparing the next song.

Therefore, conventionally, the Korean Registered Utility Model No. 20-0275599 "folded saxophone stand" technique which allows the saxophone to be easily stowed has been applied so that it is very convenient for the performer. However, There was a risk that the instrument would collapse even with a slight impact because the structure was supporting the saxophone with the weight in the air by hanging the lower bend just under the bell horn with a c-shaped hook.

In addition, as an effort to supplement the above, Korean Patent No. 10-1350783 entitled " Portable saxophone safety stand "has been introduced, and the instrument load supporting point placed on the ground has reached a ground surface and has exhibited a relatively stable roughness , This instrument stand was also held by a U-shaped hook just below the bell at the bottom of the trumpet (Bell).

In order to supplement the above-mentioned technique, Korean Patent No. 10-1519791 entitled "Wind instrument stand" technique has been developed, and a long tubular insertion portion 35 is inserted into a bell, and a bellows- 36). However, this instrument holder has inconvenience that the saxophone which is played should be turned upside down at an angle of 180 degrees, and there is a problem that the volume of the base portion becomes too large due to the support structure in which the instrument is turned upside down, There was a tired problem.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION Accordingly, the present invention has been made keeping in mind the above problems occurring in the prior art, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a musical instrument and a stand that are firmly coupled to each other to stably mount a saxophone to prevent a musical instrument from easily falling The present invention also provides a stand for a saxophone which can be easily stored and moved by a simplified structure and configuration.

In order to achieve the object of the present invention,

Stand for saxophone

Two support rods each of which has a long rod shape, a rubber cap for preventing slippage at one end thereof, and a bolt hole formed at the center of the other end thereof;

One of which is fixed to the center rear surface of the support rod with a bell clip fixing piece and the other has two bell clips formed with a silicone tube and a protection pad for protecting the bell when the circumferential edge of the bell is fitted and joined;

A rear support plate located on the other end rear surface of the support rod and having an S-shaped bell press plate having elasticity to be bent and coupled with the support rod with bolts and cap nuts;

A front support plate located on the other end front side of the support rod and coupled to the support rod by bolts and a cap nut;

A U-tube lower pedestal for protecting the U-shaped tube of the saxophone from the floor;

The stand for a saxophone is provided.

In order to achieve the object of the present invention,

Stand for saxophone

When bonding with the saxophone bell, two silicone tubes on the two bell clips touch the two points of contact spaced apart by a certain distance from the lower end of the rear circumferential surface of the bell, and S And the bell-shaped retaining plate is strongly resiliently pushed in a direction of the bell clip at one of the front circumferential surfaces of the bell to have a strong binding force.

As described above, the saxophone stand according to the present invention is a foldable supporter composed of two rods, so that it is simple in structure and very convenient to move and store. When the musical instrument is mounted on the stand because it is not played for a while, Since it is a structure that is not easily separated by strong coupling, it is advantageous in that it can maintain a stable and stable mounting state even in an external impact.

1 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional stand.
2 is a perspective view showing a perspective view and an actual installation state according to an embodiment of the present invention;
3 is a perspective view showing a state in which an embodiment of the present invention is combined with a bell (b) of a saxophone S;
4 is a perspective view illustrating operation of a folding structure according to an embodiment of the present invention.

Hereinafter, a saxophone stand according to the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Fig. 1 is a perspective view showing an example of a conventional stand. Fig. 1 (A) is a perspective view showing a stand for an alto saxophone. Fig. 1 (B) is a perspective view showing a stand for a tenor saxophone.

As shown in the circular dotted line portion of A and B in Fig. 1, in the prior art, the trumpet portion of the saxophone is only laid on the U-shaped upper pedestal of the saxophone stand, so that the center of gravity of the musical instrument is displaced It was a dangerous structure that could easily be separated.

Therefore, in order to ensure the safety of the instrument, it is necessary to construct a structure in which the saxophone and the stand are tightly coupled.

FIG. 2 is a perspective view showing a perspective view and an actual installation state according to an embodiment of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a saxophone mounted on a stand according to an embodiment of the present invention, 2 is a perspective view showing a configuration according to an embodiment of the present invention.

2, the saxophone stand 1 of the present invention comprises two bell clips 30, each of which is covered with two support rods 10 and a silicone tube 32, a rear rectangular A support plate 50, a front support plate 60 which is a rectangular flat plate, and a U-tube lower support 80.

The support rod 10 is formed of two long rods, and one end of each of the support rods 10 is formed with a rubber cap 20 for anti-slip purpose. At the center of each of the other ends, Thereby forming a hole.

Each of the two bell clips 30 is fixed on the rear side of the center of each of the two support rods 10 with a bell clip fixing piece 31 and has a bell circumferential edge b1 on the other side The silicone tube 32 and the protection pad 40 are formed to increase the frictional force and protect the surface of the bell b when fitting.

The rear support plate 50 is located at the rear end of the other end of the support rod 10 and has two bolt holes for fastening the two support rods 10 with bolts 70 and cap nuts 71 And an S-shaped bell press plate 51 bent at a lower end with a strong elasticity. When the two support rods 10 of the saxophone stand 1 are spread to the left and right as shown in Fig. 2, the bell presser plate 51 always holds the center of the support rods 10 between the two support rods 10 And most preferably,

A soft protective pad 40 is formed on the upper side surface of the rear support plate 50 and the lower side bell press plate 51 to prevent frictional damage to the sax bell b.

The front support plate 60 is positioned at the other end front surface of the support rod 10 and includes two bolt holes for fastening the two support rods 10 with bolts 70 and cap nuts 71 .

In order to protect the U-shaped tube of the saxophone from the bottom surface, the U-shaped tube lower pedestal 80 is made of a padded urethane material, and a long band-shaped band You can protect the instrument by winding the U-tube.

The two bolts 70 and the cap nut 71 are first inserted into the bolt holes of the rear support plate 50 and then inserted into the bolt holes of the two support rods 10 The cap nut 71 is fitted to the end of the bolt 70 which has passed through the front support plate 60 and then the rear support plate 50 and the support bar 10 and the front support plate 60 into a single body.

The two support rods 10, which are combined with each other, have a function of folding and folding the two bolts 70 on their respective axes, and the respective ends of the two support rods 10, in which the bolt holes are formed, It also has the function of stopping the action when it is touched. Therefore, the angle of expansion can be determined by finely adjusting the lengths of the ends of the two support rods 10 having the bolt holes.

At this time, although the inner angle of the two support rods 10 can be theoretically set at an angle between 1 and 179 degrees, when considering the stability that the mounted instrument does not collapse to the right and left, It is preferable that the angle is set within an angle between.

Although the material of the saxophone stand 1 is not particularly limited, it is preferable to mix rigid and workable materials such as wood, acrylic, polycarbonate and the like having a certain thickness and length in consideration of aesthetic and manufacturing convenience, .

3 is a perspective view showing a state in which an embodiment of the present invention is combined with a bell (b) of a saxophone S;

3 is a partially enlarged perspective view of the joystick b, which is the rear surface of the saxophone stand 1. The "B" view of FIG. 3 shows the saxophone stand 1 in a state of being engaged with the bell b, 3 is a rear perspective view of the saxophone stand 1 in a state where it is in engagement with the bell b.

The process of combining the saxophone stand 1 of the present invention with the saxophone S will be described step by step and the reason why the saxophone S is rigidly mounted so as not to fall back and forth is as follows.

First, the two support rods 10 of the saxophone stand 1 which are folded and stored at first are fully extended in the lateral direction with the bolts 70 as the axis.

Second, with the instrument's bell facing the left hand, the right hand grasps the center of the saxophone body, and the left hand grasps the saxophone stand (1) rear support plate (50). At this time, the left thumb covers the upper end of the rear support plate 50, while the left hand stop and the ring finger hold the lower end of the bell press plate 51, while the index finger and the back finger hold the support bar 10 in a state of pushing.

Third, the protective pad 40 on the support bar 10 and the silicone tube 32 of the bell clip 30 are inserted into the two bell clips 30 forming the V-shape by inserting the lower end of the circumferential edge b1 of the bell The silicon tube 32 on the two bell clips 30 presses the two portions of the lower end of the bell's rear circumferential surface b3 at a certain distance and becomes the contact point, thereby achieving the first binding with the musical instrument.

Fourth, when the left-hand stop and the finger ring which have pulled the lower end of the bell-holding plate 51 are released, the S-shaped bell-holding plate 51 returns to the original direction based on its own elasticity, A secondary binding is performed in which one of the front circumferential surface b2 of the bell located in the center is strongly pressed in the direction of the bell clip 30. [

Fifth, when the first and second binding are completed as described above, the U-shaped tube of the saxophone is placed on the U-shaped tube lower pedestal 80, and the instrument is mounted in the same state as in Fig. At this time, the saxophone tilts forward, and a part of the weight of the instrument is concentrated on the lower end of the bell's circumferential edge b1, and the protective pad 40 fixed to the support rod 10 and the silicon tube 32 of the bell clip 30 And the third circumferential edge (b1) of the bell is further engaged and joined.

In summary, the combination of the saxophone stand 1 and the saxophone S in the present invention provides a strong coupling based on the binding of the three-point contacts and the three-stage binding operation.

4 is a perspective view illustrating operation of a folding structure according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention.

4 is a state in which it is in a folded state so as to be portable, and "I" in Fig. 4 is a state in which two support rods 10 are fully extended with the bolt 70 as an axis.

When the present invention is used as described above, it is unfolded in a single operation in the order of "a" in Fig. 4 to "b" On the contrary, when the thread is folded in the reverse order of the yarn using operation, the volume is reduced, which makes it easy to carry or store.

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed exemplary embodiments, but, on the contrary, It should be understood that the invention should not be construed as being limited only by the appended claims and their equivalents.

S: saxophone b: bell
b1: the circumferential edge of the bell b2: the front circumferential surface of the bell b3: the back circumferential surface of the bell
1: saxophone stand
10: support rod 20: rubber cap
30: a bell clip 31: a bell clip fixing piece 32: a silicone tube
40: protection pad
50: rear support plate 51:
60: front support plate
70: Bolt 71: Cap nut
80: U-tube undercarriage

Claims (1)

In a saxophone stand for standing and mounting the instrument,
The saxophone stand (1)
A rubber cap 20 for anti-slip purpose is formed at one end of each of the two support rods 10, and two support rods 10 having bolt holes are formed at the centers of the other ends of the rubber caps 20;
One end is fixed to the center rear surface of the support rod 10 with a bell clip fixing piece 31 and the other end is connected to a silicone tube 32 for protecting the bell b when the circumferential edge b1 of the bell is fitted, Two bell clips 30 with a protective pad 40 formed thereon;
And an S-shaped bell-holding plate 51 having a resilient elasticity, which is located at the other rear end of the support rod 10 and engages with the support rod 10 with bolts 70 and cap nuts 71 A rear support plate 50;
A front support plate 60 located at the other end of the support rod 10 and coupled to the support rod 10 by bolts 70 and cap nuts 71;
A U-shaped tube lower pedestal 80 for protecting the U-shaped tube of the saxophone S from the bottom surface;
As a result,
When bonding with the saxophone bell, the two silicone tubes on the two bell clips press the two points of contact which are separated by a certain distance from the lower end of the rear circumferential surface b3 of the bell, And the bell presser plate (51) is pushed in the direction of the bell clip by one side of the bell front surface (b2) with its own elasticity, so that the bell presser plate (51) has a strong binding force.

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