Rotatable musical instrument stand
AssigneeEast Wind Industries, Inc.
InventorsJoseph R. Stefano, Norman Rosenzweig, Carl D. Homan, Jr.
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Abstract
A stand for woodwind musical instruments features an annular base member, an annular revolvable support member, bearing means rotatably supporting the support member on the base member, and a plurality of musical instrument support pegs vertically mounted on the support member and arranged in a circle having a center coincident with the axis of rotation of the support member and preferably positioned closer to the axis of rotation than the bearing means, some, at least, of the pegs being configured at the base and top portions thereof to conform, respectively, to the shape of the bell and the bore of the instrument supported thereby.
Claims28
A rotatable musical instrument stand for woodwind instruments comprising:
- (a) a base member;
- (b) a rotatable support member;
- (c) bearing means supporting said support member for rotation on said base member;
- (d) a plurality of cushioning means secured in spaced relation with respect to one another on the upper surface of said support member;
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- (e) a plurality of upwardly extending musical instrument support pegs mounted upon said cushioning means on the upper surface of said support member to allow lateral and downwward flexing of said support pegs to cushion impact of a musical instrument thereon, access to any of said musical instruments mounted on said pegs being facilitated by rotation of said support member on said base member.
A rotatable musical instrument stand for woodwind instruments comprising:
- (a) a base member;
- (b) a rotatable support member;
- (c) bearing means supporting said support member for rotation on said base member, and
- (d) a plurality of upwardly extending musical instrument support pegs mounted in spaced relation on the upper surface of said support member whereby access to any of the musical instruments mounted on said pegs is facilitated by rotation of said support member on said base member, each of said support pegs including a luminescent tip means along the uppermost edge thereof to facilitate location thereof in dimly lit enviroments.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.