Wall mounted speaker enclosure
AssigneeUnited Speaker Systems, Inc.
InventorKenneth B. Hecht
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AssigneeUnited Speaker Systems, Inc.
InventorKenneth B. Hecht
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A wall mounted speaker includes a baffle and a flange and fasteners for affixing the baffle to the flange. The fasteners include a plurality of spaced posts and latch members. Each latch engages a corresponding post. The lower portion of each post is affixed to the flange and the corresponding latch is removably and pivotally mounted to the upper portion of a post. Each latch includes a body portion, a lever and a cam and is movable between a first position where the body portion is engaged with the baffle and the cam is mounted to upper portion of a post for securing the baffle to the flange and a second position wherein the body portion is moved away from the baffle for releasing the baffle from the flange. The baffle includes a plurality of channels adjacent a respective post. The body portion of each latch is positioned in a respective channel when the latch member is in the first position. The cam includes a slot formed therein for mounting the latch around an upper portion of a post.
A wall mounted speaker enclosure comprising a baffle and a flange and fastening means for affixing said baffle to said flange, said fastening means including a plurality of spaced post members and cooperating latch members, each said latch member engaging a corresponding said post member, each said latch member including a body portion with a lever and a cam member and being movable between a first position wherein said body portion is engaged with said baffle and said latch member is engaged with said post member to secure said baffle to said flange and a second position wherein said lever of said body portion is moved away from said baffle and said latch member disengages said post member for releasing said baffle from said flange.
A wall mounted speaker comprising a baffle and a flange and fastening means for affixing said baffle to said flange, said fastening means including a plurality of spaced post members and cooperating latch members, each said latch member engaging a corresponding said post member, each said post member having an upper and lower portion, said lower portion of each said post member being affixed to said flange, each said latch member being removably and pivotally mounted to said upper portion of said corresponding post member, each said latch member including a body portion with a lever and a cam member and movable between a first position wherein said body portion is engaged with said baffle and said cam member is engaged with said upper portion of said post member for securing said baffle to said flange and a second position wherein said body portion is moved away from said baffle for disengaging said cam member from said upper portion of said post member, releasing said baffle from said flange.
A wall mounted speaker enclosure comprising a baffle and a flange and fastening means for affixing said baffle to said flange, said fastening means including a plurality of spaced post members mounted to said flange and latch members, each said latch member engaging a corresponding said post member, each said latch member with a lever engaging to one said post member, each said latch member including a body portion with a lever and a cam member and movable between a first position wherein said body portion is engaged with said baffle and said cam member is engaged with said post member and said baffle for securing said baffle to said flange and a second position wherein said lever of said body portion is moved away from said baffle for releasing said baffle from said flange, said baffle including a plurality of channels each having spaced side walls and a bottom wall formed therein, each channel being adjacent a respective said post member, said body portion of each said latch member being positioned in a respective said channel and against said bottom wall thereof when said latch member is in said first position.
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