Music – Instruments – Stringed
Reexamination Certificate
2005-06-07
2005-06-07
Hsieh, Shih-yung (Department: 2837)
Music
Instruments
Stringed
C084S320000, C084S321000, C084S329000, C084S453000, C084S458000
Reexamination Certificate
active
06903256
ABSTRACT:
A pick-handle is attached to the to the “rear” edge of a conventional pick via a metal shaft. The handle portion is made to be comfortably grasped in the palm of the player's hand while the pick is held in the normal manner between the thumb and forefinger. Stringed instrument playing technique is enhanced by improved control over the pick and increased volume capability due to the increased mass effectively transmitted to the pick from the hand, wrist and arm of the player. Additionally, the invention reduces the strain on the thumb and forefinger by allowing the other fingers to supplement the grip, and also reduces the risk of the pick slipping out of playing position or totally escaping from the thumb/finger grasp. Attachment of the pick to the shaft may be implemented by a spring clip that allows easy removal of the pick and replacement by practically any commonly available pick of the player's choice.
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Fishman Steven L.
Pittman Richard Aspen
Hsieh Shih-yung
McTaggart J. E.
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