DE1616010U - FOLDABLE, MOBILE ELECTRIC RECORD PLAYER CABINET. - Google Patents

Description

Walter Böneker, Springe (Hanover) - Sheet λ -

Description.

The invention relates to a collapsible and mobile electric record player cabinet with pull-out devices of various types for the inclusion of electrical disk drives various makes and designs, in particular of the drives from Perpetuum-Ebner, St. Georgen / Black Forest.

There are record player cabinets of the most varied types that are firmly assembled and therefore require a lot for shipping Take up space and put them carefully in boxes or crates packaged for dispatch castings. Most of the time, these barriers cannot be moved to get them into the Evacuation of apartments easy to move hezv /. of a room in to drive the other one, especially since they are consistently difficult.

The pull-out device for the turntable in such Closets are mostly moved in scissors, with which the flap very often gets stuck and excludes slight movement.

With the turntable cabinet according to the iiodell and the execution The present invention addresses the components and deficiencies eliminated.

Above all, the weight became without the external effect of this üSöbelstückee affect by frame work of most Significantly reduced parts of the cabinet, and through these savings achieved a lower price.

It can be collapsed in just a few simple steps, which in turn enables easy assembly. The easy drivability is guaranteed by large swivel castors. The packaging is carried out in - ^r £ ellpapp- artons, which are cheaper than crates and Verschlage. The light weight leads to a huge saving.

The pull-out and thus the ease of use when changing gramophone records, is achieved in the simplest way by a board that is inserted and lockable in two groove strips, whereby once this board through recesses respectively. Holes in everyone Record drive from the company Perpetuum-Ebner, known under the name "Piccolo", which is known to those skilled in the art, takes on, indec you put it in the recesses or holes with the three feet sets what makes it immovable; on the other hand, running

Walter Böneker, Springe (Hanover)

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works with sagging electric motors in a drawer placed in which a cutout for the motor is provided and the base plate of the turntable chassis over overlaps the edge of the drawer or engages in a recess of the same. The motor only protrudes slightly into the record stand space in.

This arrangement gives enough space below the record player to accommodate all record sizes.

Fig.1 and 1a show the record player cabinet in its individual parts.

Fig.1 shows at the reference character b slightly beveled upwards te millings, onto which the corresponding millings of the cabinet plate Fig.1a reference character a are pushed. the This wedges the cabinet top with the substructure. Reference characters c in Fig.1 and c1 in Fig.1a represent screw holes represent, in which wood screws are screwed or Kegelbezw. Dowel pins are driven into it, which the plate Fig. 1a connect firmly to the substructure.

The reference characters d of Fig.1 represent right-angled stiffeners üölzer, which are attached to the rear wall f and the same sam cause diagonal bracing of the cabinet. The reference characters g show the guide grooves in which the Rear wall f is inserted.

The reference symbol e in Fig.1 shows the thrust plate with the locking device el, the latter by a pin or a rivet is accomplished.

The reference characters e2 show the recesses or holes for Detection of a drive which is provided with nuts. Fig.2 shows a drawer h with recess i for sagging El ek tr 0-1. "Ο tor en and with locking h1. Reference numerals e2 are again the recesses respectively. Holes for the fixed division of the drive, which is provided with feet.

Claims (6)

Walter Böneker, Springe (Hanover) - Sheet 3 - Protection claims 1.) Collapsible, mobile, electric record player cabinet, characterized in that it can be dismantled into its individual parts and only by means of a few screws or fasteners easy to assemble and mobile is. 2.) A collapsible, movable, electric disc player cabinet, characterized in that the cabinet plate in the points a b engages over the cutouts and the cabinet plate c at the points c1 and by zv; ei SCII AUBEN or BEZW cone. Dowel pins is held. 3.) Collapsible, mobile, electric record player cabinet, characterized in that a rear wall f, which can be introduced into grooves g, has four right-angled stiffeners) is provided, the a ^ e diagonal bracing of the lockdown. 4,) Collapsible, mobile, electric record player cabinet, characterized in that a sliding plate e running in two grooved wooden strips, which at el has a lock, a disk drive is placed, which optionally with its grips in the provided Engages holes or recesses and is thereby fixed. 5.) Collapsible, mobile, electric record player cabinet, characterized in that instead of the push plate Fig.1 (e) a drawer Fig.2, in which Flattenspielwerke can be placed in it, or those with sagging motors in the recess i something Reach in and grip your chassis or cover plate sideways over the upper edges of the drawer or engage in recesses or grooves on the upper edge. 6.) Collapsible, mobile, electric turntable Cabinet according to the code and version of the description and and the protection claims 1 to 5. Drawing Jump, September 29, 195o