Locking nut assembly for a guitar

Music – Instruments – Stringed

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84214, G10D 312

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045790337

ABSTRACT:
A finger operated locking nut assembly for a stringed instrument is provided including a baseplate for separating and maintaining the strings over the fretboard, a locking block for pressing the strings against the baseplate and a cam action lock screw. The lock screw provides a first, unlocked position for allowing the strings to slide for tuning of the instrument and a second, locked position for maintaining the tune of the instrument during play. The preferred lock screw includes a threaded body to allow rough adjustment and a transverse head bifurcating a pivoting lever tab to define spaced cams. These cams provide spaced contact points across the block for even pressure and secure locking of the strings.

REFERENCES:
patent: 118353 (1871-08-01), Faas
patent: 550268 (1895-11-01), Hafer et al.
patent: 3695137 (1972-10-01), Eurich
patent: 4171661 (1979-10-01), Rose
patent: 4475432 (1984-10-01), Stroh
patent: 4517874 (1985-05-01), Fender

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