Electric mouth organ holder
OwnerFred Zemainventor
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Abstract
An electric mouth organ holder containing a microphone therewithin and comprising an outer shell upon which are supported radially outwardly projecting harmonicas and a central core section rotatable with respect to said outer shell. The harmonicas are rotatably juxtaposed adjacent to said central core section as desired with individual harmonicas of different keys or types being thereby operatively associated with said microphone.
Claims18
An electric mouth organ holder comprising a first member having means thereon for holding a plurality of harmonicas;
- a second member held in movable relation to said first member;
- means on said holder for holding a single microphone;
- and said microphone, wherein said second member collects sound emitted from said harmonicas individually and wherein any individual harmonica, when held by said first member may be selectively and exclusively positioned and positively engaged acoustically adjacent said second member, with said second member being interposed between said selected harmonica and said microphone to direct sound from said selected harmonica to said microphone, said holder further containing means for manually altering sound emitted from said selected harmonica in the acoustic path between said selected harmonica and said microphone whereby said emitted sound is altered prior to pickup thereof by said microphone.
An electric mouth organ holder comprising a first member, having means thereon for holding a plurality of harmonicas, comprising a generally cylindrical frame having end walls with apertures therein;
- and a second member held in movable relation to said first member and comprising a core for said first member, said second member interiorally longitudinally spanning said first member and extending through said apertures with said second member and said first member being in rotatable relation with each other and wherein said second member has a microphone thereon whereby rotation of said second member relative to said first member selectively positions said microphone directly adjacent one of said harmonicas whereby sound emitted from said selected harmonica is directly picked up by said microphone.
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