TWM589348U - Holder of musical instrument bar - Google Patents

Abstract

This creation provides a musical instrument pole clamp seat for adjusting the relative angle of two musical instrument poles. The musical instrument pole clamp seat includes two clamp groups respectively clamping the two musical instrument poles and a connecting ring, each of which has a fixed A clamping block, a movable clamping block, a locking member and a cylindrical portion, the opposite surfaces of the fixed clamping block and the movable clamping block are respectively recessed inwardly to form a clamping groove for clamping the instrument rod, and the cylindrical portion A disc is provided on the other side away from the clamping groove, and the connecting ring has two approximate circular grooves, and the two circular discs are rotatably disposed in the two approximate circular grooves; accordingly, the two discs are respectively disposed in the two The design of rotation on the approximate circular groove allows the two clamp sets to rotate relative to the connecting ring, thereby changing the relative angle of the two clamp sets, thereby meeting the needs of adjusting the relative angle of the two musical instrument rods.

Description

Musical pole holder

This creation is related to the support structure of the musical instrument pole, and more particularly to a clip holder for adjusting the setting angle of the musical instrument pole.

When playing, you will need to set up a variety of musical instruments for players to use. The performer will fix the two instrument poles using the instrument pole fixing structure as disclosed in Figure 1 of US Patent No. 9,633,635 B2. Each instrument pole can be equipped with musical instruments such as cymbals, drums, cowbells, etc. Two instruments can be fixed at the side of the player.

In response to the needs of performance, the player will need to adjust the setting angle of the instrument. Therefore, the player will use a rotary joint as disclosed in US 9310021 B2. The rotary joint has a lower joint and an upper joint. After loosening the rotary joint, the user can rotate to change the lower joint and the joint The relative angle of the upper joint. As long as the musical instrument is fixed to the upper joint and the relative angle of the upper joint and the lower joint is changed, the setting angle of the musical instrument can be adjusted to meet the needs of performance.

The above-mentioned instrument pole fixing structure cannot meet the needs of adjusting the setting angle of the instrument; while the rotating joint as described above can be used by the user to adjust the setting angle of the instrument, the structure of the rotating joint is complicated. It is necessary to turn and loosen the rotating joint first and let a bite tooth shape (element 68 shown in FIG. 5 of US 9310021 B2) completely disengage from a corresponding tooth shape (element 58 shown in FIG. 5 of US 9310021 B2) before adjustment. And, after adjustment, it is necessary to re-engage the engaging tooth shape to re-engage the corresponding tooth shape and tighten the rotating joint, which is quite troublesome in operation and obviously cannot meet the requirements for use.

Here, the main purpose of this writing is to expose a musical instrument pole holder with a simple structure and very convenient operation.

To achieve the above purpose, the present invention is a musical instrument pole holder, which includes two clamp sets and a connecting ring, each of which has a fixed clamp block, a movable clamp block, a locking member and a cylindrical portion. The locking member drives the movable clamp block to move toward the fixed clamp block. The opposing surfaces of the fixed clamp block and the movable clamp block are respectively recessed inwardly to form a clamping groove. The cylindrical portion is connected to the fixed clamp block, and the A disc is arranged on the other surface of the cylindrical part away from the clamping groove.

The connecting ring has two arc-shaped members, a first end of each of the two arc-shaped members is pivotally connected together by a hinge, and a second end of each of the two arc-shaped members is connected and fixed by a pressing member Together, the two arc members are assembled to form an inner ring surface and two approximate circular grooves, and the two approximate circular grooves are located on the inner ring surface. The two disks are rotatably disposed in the two approximate circular grooves, and the pressing member can press the two second ends relatively close to reduce the two approximate circular grooves, so as to clamp and fix the two approximate circular grooves respectively Two discs.

According to this, through the design that the two circular discs respectively rotate on the two approximate circular grooves, the relative angle of the two clamp groups can be changed by rotating the two clamp groups relative to the connecting ring. In addition, the two clamp groups respectively clamp a musical instrument rod through the clamping groove, so adjusting the relative angle of the two clamp groups, that is, adjusting the relative angle of the two musical instrument rods, can meet the operational requirements. The disc is rotatably disposed in the approximate circular groove. When the pressing member presses to shrink the approximate circular groove to clamp and fix the disc, the user can still force the disc to resist the clamping of the approximate circular groove It can be rotated by force, so the relative angle of the two fixture groups can still be changed, which is quite simple in operation and can meet the needs of use.

Regarding the content, characteristics and effects of this creative technique, it will be clearly presented in the following detailed description of the preferred embodiment with reference to the drawings.

Please refer to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the present invention is a musical instrument pole holder, including: two clamp groups 10 and a connecting ring 30, each of which has a fixed clamp block 11 and a movable clamp block 12 、A locking member 13 and a cylindrical portion 14. The locking member 13 drives the movable clamp block 12 to move toward the fixed clamp block 11. The opposing surfaces of the fixed clamp block 11 and the movable clamp block 12 are respectively recessed inwardly to form a clamping groove 15. The cylindrical portion 14 is connected to the fixed clamping block 11, and a disk 16 is disposed on the other surface of the cylindrical portion 14 away from the clamping groove 15.

Moreover, the locking member 13 has a bolt 131 and a hand-turn knob 132, the bolt 131 is pivotally connected to the fixed clamp block 11 and passes through the movable clamp block 12, the hand-turn knob 132 is screwed to the bolt 131 and pushes the The movable clamp block 12 moves toward the fixed clamp block 11.

In addition, the clamp set 10 can further include a pitch adjusting element 17 having a non-circular bolt 171 and a nut 172. The non-circular bolt 171 is pivotally connected to the fixed clamp block 11 and passes through the movable clamp block 12. The nut 172 is screwed to the non-circular bolt 171 and pushes the movable clamp block 12 to move toward the fixed clamp block 11. In addition, the movable clamp block 12 has a non-circular perforation 121 for the non-circular perforation 121 to pass through, and the non-circular perforation 121 restricts the non-circular bolt 171 from rotating axially relative to the non-circular perforation 121, and the spacing adjustment element 17 and the locking member 13 are located on both sides of the movable clamping block 12 respectively.

In addition, the movable clip block 12 has a slot 122 for the bolt 131 to pass through, and the slot 122 has a side opening 123 on the side away from the clip slot 15.

The connecting ring 30 has two arc-shaped members 31, a respective first end 311 of the two arc-shaped members 31 is pivotally connected together by a hinge 32, and a respective second end 312 of the two arc-shaped members 31 is It is connected and fixed together by a pressing member 33. The two arc-shaped members 31 are combined to form an inner ring surface 34 and two approximate circular grooves 341. The approximate circular groove 341 is located on the inner ring surface 34. The two circular disks 16 are respectively rotatably disposed in the two approximate circular grooves 341, and the pressing member 33 can press the two second ends 312 relatively close to reduce the two approximate circular grooves 341, so that the two approximate circular grooves 341 clamp and fix the two discs 16 respectively.

The pressing member 33 may include a pressing bolt 331 and a pressing nut 332, the pressing nut 332 is screwed to the pressing bolt 331, the pressing bolt 331 passes through the two arc members 31, and passes through the pressing nut 33 The oppression causes the two second ends 312 to be relatively close.

Please refer to FIG. 3 again. The two clamp sets 10 can be used to clamp a musical instrument pole 40, 41 respectively, and the two musical instrument poles 40, 41 can be respectively equipped with a cymbals clamp 50, 51. The two copper cymbal clips 50 and 51 can be respectively equipped with a copper cymbal (not shown).

Alternatively, please refer to FIG. 4 again, one of the clamp groups 10 can be changed to another instrument pole 42, the instrument pole 42 can be installed with a drum rack 60, and the drum rack 60 can be installed with a drum instrument (Not shown).

As mentioned above, the characteristics of this creation are:

1. Through the design that the two discs can rotate on the two approximate circular grooves respectively, the two clamp groups can rotate freely relative to the connecting ring, which can change the relative angle of the two clamp groups, and the two clamp groups can respectively One of the musical instrument rods is clamped through the clamping groove, so adjusting the relative angle of the two clamp sets is to adjust the relative angle of the two musical instrument rods.

2. When the pressing member presses and shrinks the approximate circular groove to clamp and fix the disc, the user can still force the disc to rotate against the clamping force of the approximate circular groove, so that the two clamp sets can still be changed The relative angle is quite simple in operation.

3. The structure is simple, the processing is easy, the assembly is fast, and the manufacturing cost is effectively reduced.

10‧‧‧Jig set 11‧‧‧Fixed clamp block 12‧‧‧Mobile clip 121‧‧‧Non-circular perforation 122‧‧‧Slotted 123‧‧‧Side opening 13‧‧‧Lock firmware 131‧‧‧bolt 132‧‧‧hand knob 14‧‧‧Cylinder 15‧‧‧slot 16‧‧‧Disc 17‧‧‧Pitch adjustment element 171‧‧‧Non-round bolt 172‧‧‧Nut 30‧‧‧Connecting ring 31‧‧‧Curved 311‧‧‧ first end 312‧‧‧The second end 32‧‧‧Hub 33‧‧‧ Urgent 331‧‧‧press bolt 332‧‧‧press nut 34‧‧‧Inner ring surface 341‧‧‧Approximate circular groove 40, 41, 42 50, 51‧‧‧Cymbal clip 60‧‧‧Drum rack

Figure 1, a combination of three-dimensional structure of this creation. Figure 2 is an exploded view of the three-dimensional structure of this creation. Figure 3 is a schematic diagram of this creation. Figure 4 is another schematic diagram of this creation.

10‧‧‧Jig set

11‧‧‧Fixed clamp block

12‧‧‧Mobile clip

121‧‧‧Non-circular perforation

122‧‧‧Slotted

123‧‧‧Side opening

13‧‧‧Lock firmware

131‧‧‧bolt

132‧‧‧hand knob

14‧‧‧Cylinder

15‧‧‧slot

16‧‧‧Disc

17‧‧‧Pitch adjustment element

171‧‧‧Non-round bolt

172‧‧‧Nut

30‧‧‧Connecting ring

31‧‧‧Curved

311‧‧‧ first end

312‧‧‧The second end

32‧‧‧Hub

33‧‧‧ Urgent

331‧‧‧press bolt

332‧‧‧press nut

34‧‧‧Inner ring surface

341‧‧‧Approximate circular groove

Claims (5)

A musical instrument pole holder, which comprises: Two clamp groups, each of the clamp groups has a fixed clamp block, a movable clamp block, a lock that drives the movable clamp block toward the fixed clamp block, and a cylindrical portion connected to the fixed clamp block, the fixed clamp The opposing surfaces of the block and the movable clamping block are respectively recessed inwardly to form a clamping groove, and the other side of the cylindrical portion away from the clamping groove is provided with a disc; and A connecting ring, the connecting ring has two arc-shaped members, a first end of the two arc-shaped members is pivotally connected together by a hinge, and a second end of the two arc-shaped members is connected by a pressing member The two arc-shaped members are connected together to form an inner ring surface and two approximate circular grooves on the inner ring surface. The two disks are rotatably disposed in the two approximate circular grooves, respectively, and the pressing member The two second ends can be pressed relatively close to reduce the two approximate circular grooves, so that the two circular discs are clamped and fixed by the two approximate circular grooves respectively. The musical instrument rod holder of claim 1, wherein the locking member has a bolt pivotally connected to the fixed clamp block and passing through the movable clamp block and a bolt that is locked to the bolt and pushes the movable clamp Turn the knob to move the block towards the fixed clamp block. The musical instrument pole holder as described in item 2 of the patent application scope, wherein the clamp set further includes a spacing adjustment element having a non-circular bolt pivotally connected to the fixed clamping block and passing through the movable clamping block And a nut that is screwed to the non-circular bolt and pushes the movable clamp block to move toward the fixed clamp block, the movable clamp block has a non-circular perforation through which the non-circular bolt passes and restricts the non-circular bolt from turning axially And the distance adjusting element and the locking member are located on both sides of the movable clamping block. The musical instrument rod holder of claim 3, wherein the movable clamping block has a slot for the bolt to pass through, and the slot away from the clamping slot has a side opening. The musical instrument pole holder of claim 1, wherein the pressing member includes a pressing bolt and a pressing nut screwed to the pressing bolt, the pressing bolt passes through the two arc-shaped members and passes through the Pressing the pressure of the nut makes the two second ends relatively close.

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