Stringed instrument case
Abstract
A stringed instrument case comprises a case body and a cover, wherein an internal member made of a foam resin is arranged inside of the case body to form a storage hollow allowing a stringed instrument to be stored therein. A body fixing member for fixing a body of the stringed instrument at a prescribed position is arranged and adequately positioned in the storage hollow in response to the size of the body, and a neck fixing member having a plurality of neck reception portions each capable of receiving a tip end portion of a neck of the stringed instrument is arranged in the storage hollow with a prescribed distance apart from the body fixing member, wherein the neck fixing member can be adjusted in position in the longitudinal direction of the case body.
Claims
exact text as granted — not AI-modifiedWhat is claimed is:
1 . A stringed instrument case comprising:
a case body that is formed in a rectangular box-like shape whose upper portion is opened and that has a storage hollow for storing a stringed instrument therein; a case that is interconnected with the case body via hinges to be freely closed and opened; a body fixing member for fixing a body of the stringed instrument at a prescribed position, which is arranged in the storage hollow of the case body; and a neck fixing member for fixing a neck of the stringed instrument at a prescribed position, which is arranged in the storage hollow of the case body while being separated from the body fixing member at a prescribed distance therebetween in accordance with a length of the stringed instrument.
2 . A stringed instrument case according to claim 1 , wherein the body fixing member has an elongated concave on an upper surface thereof to accommodate a base end portion of the neck of the stringed instrument.
3 . A stringed instrument case according to claim 1 , wherein the neck fixing member is freely movable in a longitudinal direction of the case body.
4 . A stringed instrument according to claim 1 , wherein a plurality of neck reception portions are formed on an upper surface of the neck fixing member to respectively receive a tip end portion of the neck of the stringed instrument.Join the waitlist — get patent alerts
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