Stringed Instrument
OwnerArchibald Ian Jeremy Braininventor
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Abstract
A musical instrument comprising a body and a neck for supporting a set of strings, further comprising demountable means for detaching the strings as a single piece from the instrument.
Claims65
A musical instrument comprising a body and a neck for supporting a set of strings, further comprising demountable means for detaching the strings as a single piece from the instrument.
A musical instrument comprising a first set of strings and a second set of strings, wherein the instrument is adapted to allow for attachment of either the first set of strings or the second set of strings.
A musical instrument comprising a body and a neck for supporting a set of strings, the instrument further comprising a junction box adapted to reversibly join the neck and body of the instrument and to provide structural rigidity to the neck and body of the instrument.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, wherein the instrument comprises a headstock and means for detachably securing the headstock to the neck.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, wherein the tension of the strings maintains the instrument in the assembled condition.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, comprising means for rapid release of the strings from the instrument.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, wherein the instrument comprises first and/or second guiding means for guiding the strings.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, further comprising a slidable extension part adapted to assist in attaching and/or detaching the headstock from the neck of the instrument.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, wherein the neck is removably connected to the body.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, further comprising means for adjusting the neck of the instrument.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, wherein the instrument further comprises at least one wheel.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, further comprising a bridge for receiving the strings and means for securing the strings to the bridge.
An instrument according to any preceding claim, wherein the instrument is a guitar.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.