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AssigneeFirst Act, Inc.
InventorsMark S. Izen, Craig Small, Alexander Webb, William Hester, Joseph Paul
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A support mechanism adapted for connection to a stand member, and for holding an instrument support arm in a desired position relative to the stand member, includes a receiving member adapted with a first receiving feature for receiving the stand member. A first receiving feature is a through hole adapted for variable positioning along the stand member. The receiving member is further adapted with a second receiving feature for receiving a ball member to form a ball joint. The ball member includes a third receiving feature for receiving the support arm. The third receiving feature is a through hole adapted for variable positioning along the support arm. The stand member and support arm are cooperatively connected through the ball joint.
A mechanism for connection to a stand member and for supporting a musical instrument in a selectable position relative thereto, said mechanism comprising a receiving means, a ball member, and a support arm adapted for connection to the musical instrument;
A mechanism for connection to a stand member and for supporting a musical instrument in a selectable position relative thereto, said mechanism comprising a receiving member, a ball member, and a support arm adapted for connection to the musical instrument;
A mechanism for connection to a stand member and for supporting a musical instrument in a selectable position relative thereto, said mechanism comprising a housing comprised of first and second identical halves adapted for receiving and clamping a ball member to form a universally pivotal ball joint, said ball joint communicating with said musical instrument such that said instrument may be selectably positioned about said ball joint and relative to said stand member.
A plurality of identical mechanisms for connection to a single stand member and for supporting a plurality of musical instruments in series fashion, each in a selectable position relative to the stand member, said mechanisms each comprising a receiving member comprising:
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