Resonance counterweight structure for audio effect article
OwnerHsin-Jung Luinventor
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A resonance counterweight structure for audio effect article includes a hollow counterweight main body and an assembling section connected with the counterweight main body. The assembling section can be mounted in a predetermined position of a musical instrument. The counterweight main body at least includes an upper wall, a lower wall and a peripheral wall connected between the upper and lower walls. The upper wall, the lower wall and the peripheral wall define a chamber of the counterweight main body. At least one counterweight fine-adjustment unit is received in the chamber. The counterweight main body and the counterweight fine-adjustment unit help the audio effect article to modify the music so as to achieve more idealistic timbre effect. A player can more diversely select or replace the counterweight structure, whereby one single musical instrument can selectively output different timbre effects according to the requirements of different playing situations.
A resonance counterweight structure for audio effect article, comprising a hollow counterweight main body 10 and an assembling section 20 connected with the counterweight main body 10, the assembling section 20 being mountable in a predetermined position of an audio effect article 90, the counterweight main body 10 at least including an upper wall 11, a lower wall 12 and a peripheral wall 13 connected between the upper and lower walls 11, 12, the upper wall 11 of the counterweight main body 10 is formed with multiple perforations 16, the geometrical configurations of the perforations 16 being at least one of that the geometrical configurations are identical to each other and the geometrical configurations are different from each other, the upper wall 11, the lower wall 12 and the peripheral wall 13 together defining a chamber 14 of the counterweight main body 10.
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