Guitar positioning device
OwnerTerry Scott Jarvisinventor
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Abstract
A guitar positioning device, including a strip of resilient or flexible material, such as formed or molded from rubber, or polymer, can be adhered to the lower or lateral edges of the guitar, or banjo, in which it is used, while the exposed surface of the device will frictionally engage upon the legs of the musician, so as to prevent slippage of the instrument during its usage and application. The positioning device can be adhered by integral suction cups, at least two in number, or by an adhesive, a double sided tape, or even hook and pile fastening means, or rivet, in order to secure the positioning device to the exposed edge of the instrument that rests upon the legs of the musician, during a performance.
Claims4
A guitar positioning device, including a strip of resilient or flexible rubber or polymer material, having a length of approximately 4″ to 8″, and a width of less than 3″, said positioning device capable of being applied to the side edge of a guitar or banjo, and said positioning device having a first surface and an opposite second surface, said positioning device provides a frictional material on said first surface that can adhere to and obtain support for the guitar upon a leg of a musician utilizing the guitar during a performance, and said strip of material forming said positioning device having on an opposite surface a fastening member for application directly to the side edge of the guitar and for use for holding said guitar through said positioning device onto the leg of a musician utilizing the guitar during a performance;
- said fastening member having at least two suction cups provided integrally upon the opposite side of the positioning device from the first surface and its frictional surface, and for use for securing said strip of the positioning device directly to a side edge of the musical instrument, wherein said at least two suction cups are integrally formed upon that opposite surface of the strip of resilient material to provide for securement of the positioning device directly to the side edge of a musical instrument and thereby exposing the frictional material to a leg of a musician during a performance.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.