Body for an electronic stringed instrument

Details Body for an electronic stringed instrument Body for an electronic stringed instrument

1988-07-05

1990-04-10

Grimley, A. T.

Music

Instruments

Stringed

84292, 84723, 84267, G10D 300, G10D 108, G10H 300

Patent

active

049150049

ABSTRACT:
A body for an electronic stringed instrument is disclosed in which an inner metal chassis is provided with a removable and replaceable outer body shell. The chassis has a first end adapted to receive and secure a neck of a guitar or similar instrument and an opposite end adapted to receive and secure a bridge. The chassis has at least one opening in its upper surface adapted to receive and secure an electric pickup. The body of the outer shell includes a lower portion which is removably secured to the metal chassis and an upper portion which is removably secured to the lower portion. The outer shell creates a cavity into which various electronic components may be secured. Because the outer shell is removable, various outer shell shapes may be secured to a single chassis. Additionally, the metal chassis of the present invention provides superior resonance qualities over conventional solid wooden body guitars.

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patent: 3771408 (1973-11-01), Wright
patent: 4213370 (1980-07-01), Jones
patent: 4295403 (1981-10-01), Harris
patent: 4432267 (1984-02-01), Feller
G. B. Herzog, "Transistorized Ukulele", Radio--Electronics, Feb. 1954, pp. 30-32.
Guitar Player, Dec., 1987, pp. 50-88, 169.

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