USRE12963E - Combined stand and horn fob talking-machines - Google Patents

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USRE12963E
USRE12963E US RE12963 E USRE12963 E US RE12963E
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  • the machine and have therefore constructed a cabinet in which the talking-machine is placed and utilize the interior of the cabinet to accommodate a horn, and a deflector to distribute the sound.
  • the object of c'ombiningthese two elements is to economize s ace andat the same time providemeans or utilizing a large horn without projecting it out from the talkinganachine, as practiced with machines'of this type now in use-.
  • FIG. 1 is a sectional View of the preferred form of my invention.
  • Fig. 2 is a top plan view with the c'overrenoved.
  • -Fig.-6 is a detail transverse vertical section of the means employed for supporting the ipe leadin' fi'orn the talking; machine to t 1e horn and the Connection between the pipe and the horn.
  • Fig 4 is a vertical sectional view ofa modified form of my invention.
  • Fig. 5 is a plan view of the same.
  • Fig. 6 is a vertical section of a difierent modification.”
  • Fig. 7 is a similar view of a furthermodification.
  • Fig.8 is a plan view of the modification shown in Fig.
  • the numeral .1 indicates a cabinetcome Specification of Reissued Letters Patent. ,Reissued May 1909.
  • the top 3 is cutout to receive a talking-mm, chine 5, which may be of any-well-known ty e, and connected to the sound-box is a tu e 5, having the outer end 5 turned down.
  • the talking machine includes a casing 5*, extending within the cabinet below the support 3, and includes operating means, parts of which are indicated by the handle '5, and the disk post 5
  • An openingfi is formed in the top 3 op osite the talking-machine, and straddling tlie opening is a yoke 7, fastened in place by screws 8, and provided at about its center with a vertical opening 9,
  • a smaller yoke 10 is swiveled to the yoke 7 by a bolt 7 passing through the opening 9, and at the terminals of the yoke 10 are alined openings 11 11 to receive pointed screws 12 12, which receive lock nuts 1313.
  • the points of the screws 12 bind the turned-down end 5 of the tube 5 to fasten the latter to the yoke 10. This construction permits the tube to turn horizontally, the screw 7 being the pivotal connection.
  • a weight 15, is mounted on a rod extending from the tube to counterbalance the tubeand the sound box.
  • a spring-roller 20 at its front end'is a bar 21, having connected to Adjacent the arm is a'br'a'ckeft 24,- astened to 2 3, and 25 tos'et the mouth of the deflector at a convenientangle.
  • a set-screw 26 passes through the openings By making the deflector of flexible material it can berendered joints, &c., which would retard the sound waves.
  • the spring-roller 20 is of the usual ty e and can be used to roll the deflector und dr the cabinet when not in use.
  • the talkin -machine In operation the talkin -machine is started and the sound passes t rou h the tube 5 I to the horn 16, thence to the de ector, and out to the atmos here.
  • the sound striking the deflector is t rown out into the atmosphere in asoft blended tone.
  • the brassy sound so prevalent with talking-machine horns is almost entirely removed.
  • the horn 16 and its connection wit the talking-machine are the same as in Fi s. 1 to 3; but the deflector is made in the orm of a concavo-convex disk '30, and the space ,21 is formed between the bottomof the horn and the disk for the exit of sound.
  • the disk is formed with a central hole which receives a standard 32, dependin from the bottom of the cabinet, the disk eing' secured to the standard by a set-screw 33, so that the volume of sound emitted through the space 31 can be quickly and convenient] controlled.
  • tone, and volume ofsound is under perfect control-of the o erator.
  • I branch "assing through an opening in each .sideof t e cabinetand forimng adeflector.
  • the area: of the branch tubesabout equals the area of one of the big horns shown in Fi -1,- so that, the sound volume to the preferre (produced is equal 1n form.
  • the motor oroperating means can e inclosed within the casing 5?, and when so inclosed' saidcasing serves to confine, to a great extent, therein, any noises which might be caused means when in operation.
  • means are provided for embracing the major portion, or one of the sections, of the am hfier, and this means may vary within wi e limits.
  • this embracing means will consist of an inclosure inwhich the major portion of the amplifier is located.
  • the inclosure may .be variously located. In the best constructions, however, it will be so cated as to embrace the major ortion ofthe amplifier in a position below t e record and talking machine.
  • the amplifier may be va riously located within the mclosure, and theinclosure itself will serve as a ri 'd support for the major portion of the amp ifier.
  • the inclosure being stationary and the major portion ofthe amplifier being rigidly supported by the inclosure, it follows that the major ortion of the amplifier is supported in a ed position within the inclosure, and below the record and talking machine.
  • the inclosure is formed by the said operating I the casing and forming a space at the the walls and partitions of the cabinet in- I b cl osing the entire ap aratus.
  • means are provided for iso- -lating extraneous noise from the sounds or tones issuing from the amplifier.
  • the noise produced by the operating mechanism of the talking machine is isolated by its inclosure in a compartment.
  • Other noises detrimental to the urity of the reproduced tone are, however, ound in machines heretofore constructed.
  • Means are provided, therefore, for. isolating .the' noise produced by the contact of the reproducer stylus with the-record from that issuing from the amplifier, and this means may vary within wide limits. In the best constructions, this means consists in a compartment in which the record and reproducer are located.
  • a casing having a support for a talking machine, legs sup 'or ting bottom of the casing, a horn extending downwardly below the support and terminating to dis-v charge sound in the space, and a, deflector at closed by the casing.
  • a casin having a support for a ta-lk1ng-1nachine,'a orn extending downwardly below the sup ort, a deflector at the bottom of the horn, t e horn being in:
  • a tubeada ted to comthe bottom of the horn the hornbeing incomprising a stationary standard, a yokeconnected to the tube and swiveled to the standard.
  • a casing having a sup-y port for a talking machine, legs supporting the casing and forming a space at'the ottom of the latter, a horn extending downwardly below the support and terminating I to" discharge sourid in the space, and a deflector at the bottom of the horn and mounted in the space, a tube adapted to communicate with a talking-machine, the'tube and horn being inclosed in the casing.
  • a casing having a-supiso ort for a talking machine, a horn inclosed y the casing, and a flexible deflector at the mouth of the horn.
  • a casing having a support for a talking machine, a horn inclosed )y the casing, .a flexible deflector at the mouth of the horn, and means for adjusting the deflector.
  • a casing having a talking machine support, a cover over the support to form a separate compartment for the talking machine, a horn depending from the support, a tube above the support and adapt.
  • the horn being inclosed within the casing below the support, and a deflector .at the mouth of the horn.
  • v 9. In combination, a casing, a support for a talking-machine, a horn within the casing,
  • a stand for a talkingmachine a horn within the stand, a flexible deflector adjacent the exit of the horn, and means for folding the deflector when not in use.
  • a stand for a talking machine a horn inclosed within the stand, a flexible deflector at the mouth of the horn, means holding the deflector open, and means for folding the deflector-when not in use.
  • a stand for a talking machine a horn' inclosed within the stand with its mouth at the bottom of the latter, a flexible deflector under the stand and opposite the mouth of the horn, means holding the said shelf, and a sound amplifier in the other compartment communicating with .the outside and with said connections.
  • a casing having a talking machine support, a cover over the sup ort, a talking machine casing extending in the cabinet below the su port, a talking machine including a I'GPIOdElCGI', the latter being in the compartment formed by the cover, a sound conveyer extending from the sound reproducer toward the'support, a horn connected to the sound conveyer, said horn port, and a deflector at the'mouth of t e orn.
  • a talking machine comprising a casin a movable deflector for said casing, a ta king machine including a sound reproducer, a sound conveyer extendin from said sound reproducertoward said de ector, and a partition separating said reproducer from said sound conveyor.
  • a talking machine mounted in one of said compartments, only the record support, reproducer and reproducer connections being on one side of said sound deadeningpartition, said connections extending to said sound deadenin partition, and a sound amplifier'in the ot er compartment communifrom said reproducer toward said deflector beneath said inner casing.
  • a sound reproducmg machine comrepro ucer inclosed within the casmg, an inner casing, a horn extending below said latter casing, a sound conveyer connecting said reproducer with said horn, and an adjustable deflector operable to cover the opening and the mouth of the horn.
  • a sound reproducing machine comprising a casing, a removable cover upon said casing, a sound reproducer within said casing, a compartment within said casing, talking machine operating mechanism within connecting said reproducer with said horn, a
  • hingeddeflector carried by the said casing adjacent said horn to deflect and modify the reproduced sound.
  • a sound reproducing machine comducer within one of the compartments, operatin means, a swinging sound conve er exten ing from the reproducer to one wal of the compartment containing 'said reproducer, a horn located in the other compartment and extending from the sound con veyer to the opening in the casing.
  • a cabinet having two compartments separated by a partition, a talking machine having its operatin mechanism below the partition, 9. 'repio ucer, a horn inclosed in one of the compartments, a sound conveyer extending from the reproducer to the horn, and a cover for the compartment containing the reproducer.
  • Atalking machine comprising a casmg provlded with an opening and having a hinged cover, a partition adjacent the cover,
  • talking machine operating means supported beneath the partition, a talking machine including a sound reproducer, said reproducer being above the partition-and accessible by movm the cover, and a horn extending from t e reproducer to the opening'in the cabinet;
  • a cabinet formed with an o ening and having a partition, a talking mac ine including a reproducer, a part of the talking machine being on one side of the partition, all of the parts of the talking machine including the re roducer being entirely inclosed within tl ie cabinet to deaden the sound, and a sound conveyer and sound amplifier also inclosed within the cabinet and connected to said reproducer for communicatin the sound to the atmosphere, the mout of the sound amplifier fitting snugly the opening in the cabinet.
  • a cabinet formed with an opening and having apartition for forming two compartments
  • a talking machine including a reproducer, a part of thetalking machine being on one side of "the partition in one of the compartments, all of the parts of the talking machine including the reproducer being entirely inclosed within the cabinet to deaden the sound
  • a swinging sound conveyer communicating -with the reproducer
  • a stationary sound amplifier also inclosed within the cabinet and communicating with the sound conveyer and the amplifier
  • a cabinet formed with an exit opening and having a partition for forming two compartments, a talking machine including a reproducer, a part of the talking machine beinglon one side of the partition lnone of the compartments, the reproa ducer being in the other compartment and entirely inclosed within the cabinet to deaden the sound, a sound conveyer and sound amplifier also inclosed within the cabinet and connected to said reproducer for communicating the sound to the atmosphere, the partition being located to separate the reproducer from the mouth of the amplifier.
  • a caslng having a support, a cover over the support and with the same forming a separate compartment, a
  • talking machine mounted on the support and includmg a reproducer operating in the compartment, a. swinging sound conveyer connected to the reproducer, a stationary horn communicating at one end with the sound conveyer, and a pivoted connection between the sound conveyer and the stationary horn.
  • a casing formed with an opening and a shelf having a talking machine supported thereon, only the record support, reproducer and reproducer connections being on one side of said shelf, a sound amplifier in the compartment on the other side of the shelf and communicating at one end with sand connections, and its opposite free end'contactin with the casingsand communicating with t e opening in-said casing 30.
  • a casing having a partit onformed with an opening and dividing 1t mto two compartments, one of said compartments having an opening, a talking machine within the casin only the record support, repro- 'ducer anr reproducerconnections being on one side of said partition in one compartment, said connections extending to the opening in the partition, the soundpassing to the atmosphere through the opening in the other said com artment.
  • a casing 0 en at its bottom and having a support, a ta king ma chine carried by the support, amplifying means in the casing, means connectin the amplifying means with the talking mac ine, means supporting the said casing, the said supporting means forming openings JWhlOh communicate with the opening in the bottom of the casing, the said openings diffusing the sound from the amplifying means in more than one direction.
  • a cabinetformed with two openin means for amplifying sound said ampli ying means fitting snugly the port, a cover over the support and with t e same-formin a separate compartment, a talking machine including a reproducer operatlng in the compartment,"-a"movable sound conveyer connected to the reproducer, a stationary amplifier communicating at one end with the sound conveyer, and a connection between the sound conveyer and the stationary amplifier to permit movement of said sound conveyer.
  • a cabinet formed with an opening and having a partition also formed with an opening, the partition dividing the compartment into two compartments, a talking machine including a record su port and reproducer inclosed within the ca met, a part of the talking machine being on one side of the partition in one com artment, the record support and repro ucer being on the otherside of the partition in the other compartment, a sound conveyer communicating with the reproducer, said sound conveyer passing through and fitting snugly the opening in the partition and its outer end registering with the opening in the cabinet, and means permitting movement of the reproducer inits compartment.
  • a cabinet having a inovable closure, a' sound reproducing ma-' chine including a sound box and connections, a stationary horn communicating with I the sound box connections and extending beyond the closure, the sound box and the I connections being entirely inclosed within by from that the closure.
  • a talkin machine the combination with a record an sound reproducing means, of a cooperating amplifier connected therewith, an inclosure supporting the major portion of the amplifier, a'compartment inclosing the operating mechanism of the talking machine to isolate the sound produced thereissuing from the amplifier, and a cover mclosing the reproducer stylus and record to isolate the sound produced by their contact from that issuing from the amplifier.
  • a sound re roducing machine comprising a cabinet ivided into two acoustically non-communicating compartments separated by a partition, a sound reproducer in one of said compartments, a'sound amplifier in the other of said compartments and coinmunicating through said partition with said reproducer.
  • a sound reproducing machine comprising a cabinet, a partition'provided with an opening and separating said cabinet into two acoustically non-communicating compartments, a reproducer in one of said compartments, a sound amplifier in the other compartment, a sound conveyer fitting said opening in said partition and communicating with said reproducer and said amplifier, said latter compartment being provided with a sound exit opening and said amplifier having its sound exit end fitting about said opening.
  • a talking machine the combination with a cabinet formed in its bottom with an opening, a talking machine including a reproducer, the reproducer being separated from the body of the cabinet, a horn extending downwardly in the cabinet to direct the sound downwardly through the opening in the bottom of said cabinet, and a sound conveyer communicatingwith the horn and the reproducer.
  • a casing having an opening, sound amplifying means stationarily mounted within saidcasing and inclosed thereby, the large end of said amplifying means terminating at about said opening in the casing, a sound conveying tube mounted upon said casing and having one end connected with the small end of said amplifying means, sound reproducing means at the other end of said sound conveying tube and a record support mounted upon said casing.
  • sound reproducing means stationarily mounted sound amplifying and resonating means, a movable sound conductor connecting said sound reproducing means and said amplifyin and resonating means, and a casing inc osing said amplifying and resonating means for preventing extraneous vibration thereof.
  • non-communicatin casings non-communicatin casings, sound re roducing means inclose within one of sai( casings, sound amplif ing means inclosed within the other of sai casin s, said sound reproducing and sound amp ifying means being connected by a sound conductor extending through the partition between said casings. 57.
  • non-communicatin casings non-communicatin casings, sound re roducing means 111- close within one of sai casings, sound amplif ing means inclosed within the other of casin s, said sound reproducing and sound amp ifying means being connected by a sound conductor extending through the partition between said casings, and a movable closure for the mouth of said amplifying means.
  • non-communicating casings non-communicating casings, sound re roducing means inclosed Within one of sai casings, sound am plif ing means inclosed ithin the other of .sai casin s, said sound reproducing and sound ampIifying means being connected by a sound conductor extending through the partition'between said casings, and a movable closure for the casing containing the sound reproducing means.
  • non-communicatinq casings sound re roducing means inclosed within one of said casings, sound amplifying means inclosed Within the other of, sai
  • non-communicati casings sound reproducing means situate 'hfwithin one of said casings, sound am- 'plifying means situated in the other of said casings and connected with said sound reproducing mearrs, and movable closures for each of said casings.
  • the combination with sound repro ucing means, of a cooperating stationary amplifier flexibly connected with the reproducing means, and means for preventing extraneous vibration of the am- 70.
  • the combination with a record, of a reproducer means for producing a relative movement of said record and reproducer whereby sound is reproduced,
  • a ta 'ng machine the combination with a record, of a reproducer, means for producing a relative movement of said record and reproducer whereby sound is reproduced, a stationary amplifier connected wlth the rea. producer, and means for reventing-extraneous vibration of'the amp fier.
  • the combination ducing a relativemovement of said record and reproducer whereby sound is reproduced, a stationary amplifier connected with the reproducer and shaped tocause the travel of the sound-waves to deviate from a straight line, and means for reventing extraneous vibration of the ampli er.
  • I 74 In a talking machine, the combination with a record, of a reproducer, means for producing a relative movement of said record and reproducer whereby sound is reproduced, a stationary amplifier connected with the reproducer and shaped to cause the travel of the sound-waves to deviatefrom a straight line, and an inclosure supporting the major portion of the amplifier for reventing extraneous vibration of said am iifier.
  • the combination with sound reproducing means of.a cooperating amplifier connected therewith, a compartment completely inclosing the talking machine operating mechanism, and a noncommunicating inclosure supportin the major portion of the amplifier in a fixe position.
  • the combination with sound repro ucir'ig means of a cooperating sectional sound-directing amplifier con-, nected therewith, a compartment completely inclosing the talking machine operating mechanism, and a non-communicatin inclosure supportin the major section 0? the amplifier a fixe position.
  • the combinagfti'on'with sound reprod-ucin means, of a coeratl resonating amp bomb connected I 't erewit ,an inclosure supporting the major portion of the amplifier in a fixed position and providing an an? space around the same, and means for modifying and deflecting the sound operating upon the sound-waves after they have passed through the amplifier.
  • a talking machine comprising a main casing, an adjustable closure'for said 7 casing, a sound reproducer within said main casi a motor casing containing the talking I machine operating means, and a soundcon-.
  • a sound reproducing I prising a main inclosingcabinet, a sound reproducer within said cabinet,,a'motor com-.
  • oompartment for the talki machine operating l means, an am lifying' orn, an adjustable main cabinet in front of the .mouth of said horn, and a :sound conveyin tube connecting saidreproduccr with sai orn.
  • a sound reproducing machine comconveyer connecting said repro ucer with said amplifying hornfan.
  • adjustable closure in the front of the main casing and in front of the mouth of saidhorn.
  • a casing having apar ition forming compartments, reproducing mechanism supported within one of said compartments, a stationary sound amplifier in the other of said compartments, said reproducing mechanism and amplifier communicating through the partition between said compartments, and said amplifier communicating with the outside of the casing.
  • Y r i' 106 In a talking machine, acasing having an opening, sound amplifying means stationarily mounted within said'casing and inclosed thereby, the ⁇ , large end of said. amplifying means terminating at about said opening in the casing, a sound conveyin tubewvithin said casing and ving jone e (1. connected with the small en of sa d amplifying means, soundreproducing means at the other end of said sound conveying tube, and arecord support within said casing;

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