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US 2026/0179588 A1Published application
Stand, stand assembly method and keyboard instrument set
AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorsHiroshi IKEMOTO, Naoto IMAMURA, Otoya SAKAI
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Abstract
A stand including a lateral-bridging member, a leg section which supports at least one side of front and back sides of a keyboard instrument, and a connection member which connects the lateral-bridging member with the leg section, in which the leg section includes a hook-shaped engaging section provided at one end portion, and the connection member includes an engaging target section corresponding to the hook-shaped engaging section.
Claims16
A stand comprising:
- a lateral-bridging member;
- a leg section which supports at least one side of front and back sides of a keyboard instrument;
- and
- a connection member which connects the lateral-bridging member with the leg section,
- wherein the leg section includes a hook-shaped engaging section provided at one end portion, and
- wherein the connection member includes an engaging target section corresponding to the hook-shaped engaging section.
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A stand assembly method comprising:
- assembling a pedal frame;
- attaching connection members attached to sides of a lateral-bridging member to the assembled pedal frame with the pedal frame being laid down;
- and
- attaching leg sections to the connection members attached to the pedal frame which has been laid down.
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A keyboard instrument set comprising:
- a stand;
- and
- a keyboard instrument,
- wherein the stand includes:
- a lateral-bridging member;
- a leg section which supports at least one side of front and back sides of a keyboard instrument;
- and
- a connection member which connects the lateral-bridging member with the leg section,
- wherein the leg section includes a hook-shaped engaging section provided at one end portion, and
- wherein the connection member includes an engaging target section corresponding to the hook-shaped engaging section.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.