Musical Instrument Patent of the Week – June 1, 2009

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United States Patent Blair |
Patent No: US 7,541,529 Date of Patent: June 2, 2009 |
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Guitar Mounting Device
A guitar mounting device that allows an individual, particularly a guitar player, to mount his or her guitar on the side of an amplifier. The device is fabricated from a leather strap attached to the side of an amplifier casing and also a number of slits so that a guitar with an external button can be connected to one of the slits. In addition, the device includes a wire frame and an attachable, flexible cord that allows the neck of the guitar neck to be secured to the device. |
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Other Musical Instrument Patents for the week
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Utility Patents |
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System, method and computer program product for automatically selecting, suggesting and playing music media files |
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Multi-sound effect system including dynamic controller for an amplified guitar |
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Initiating play of dynamically rendered audio content |
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Methods and apparatus for rendering audio data |
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Apparatus having page turning capability for reading assistance |
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Key structure and keyboard apparatus |
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Adjustable spring return for bass drum pedal |
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Tone plate for keyboard-type tone plate percussion instrument, tone plate fabricating method, tone generator unit of tone plate percussion instrument, and keyboard-type percussion instrument |
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Stringed musical instrument using spring tension |
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Book holder |
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Design Patents |
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None |
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Patent Application Publications |
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Acoustic Guitar Control Unit |
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Music Synchronization Arrangement |
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Music Replay Circuit |
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High-Hat Type Electronic Pad |
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Protective Headstock Cover |
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Musical Instrument And Support |
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Index Finger Mounted Guitar Pick |
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Comments
By Dave McClaughry on June 5th, 2009 at 7:52 am
The independent claims in this patent are nearly as long as the entire description of the preferred embodiment. Could the mounting device double as a guitar strap? Rock on!
By Dymnerync on December 10th, 2009 at 11:40 pm
I really enjoyed reading your article, keep up making such exciting articles!!