Musical instrument holding structure and musical instrument

Abstract

The present application belongs to the technical field of musical instrument mounting structure, and particularly relates to a musical instrument clamping structure and a musical instrument. The musical instrument clamping structure comprises a clamping seat, a fixed clamping block, a movable clamping block and an adjusting piece. The fixed clamping block is arranged on the clamping seat, the movable clamping block is movably arranged on the clamping seat and is arranged opposite to the fixed clamping block. A first clamping channel and a second clamping channel are formed between the fixed clamping block and the movable clamping block. The first clamping channel penetrates the clamping seat from top to bottom. The second clamping channel penetrates the side edge of the clamping seat. The adjusting piece is used for driving the movable clamping block to move relative to the fixed clamping block. The present application forms two clamping channels in the longitudinal direction and the transverse direction through the fixed clamping block and the movable clamping block, and drives clamping or loosening by means of a single adjusting piece. A set of clamping structures can be adapted to support rods in different directions and different specifications without reversing, and have the advantages of strong universality, stable clamping and convenient operation.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This invention belongs to the field of musical instrument mounting structure technology, specifically relating to a musical instrument clamping structure and a musical instrument. Background Technology

[0002] In the field of musical instrument technology, especially in percussion instruments, electronic percussion instruments, and their accessories, clamping structures are often used to fix support rods to the instrument body for mounting percussion pads, sound source triggers, bracket accessories, or for directional adjustment. Existing instrument clamping structures typically include a clamping base and at least one movable clamping block. Adjustments such as bolts or knobs drive the clamping block to press the support rod, causing the support rod to be inserted into the clamping channel in a single direction for fixation. Some structures, to accommodate different installation directions, feature multiple independent clamping components or employ detachable, reversible structures. Furthermore, the clamping structure and the instrument body are mostly connected by fixed connections or conventional bolts.

[0003] The existing structure described above has the following problems in practical use: First, it lacks versatility. A single clamping structure can usually only accommodate support rods in one direction, making it difficult to simultaneously meet the installation requirements of longitudinal and transverse support rods. Users need to have multiple clamping parts on hand or frequently replace them, which is inconvenient. Second, the clamping stability is poor. After the support rod is clamped, it is easy for it to rotate around its own axis or slide along the clamping channel, especially under high-frequency vibration or playing conditions, which makes it more prone to loosening and affecting the fixation of the instrument and the accuracy of playing. Third, the adjustment operation is cumbersome. Some structures require multiple bolts to be locked together, resulting in low efficiency in disassembly, assembly, and adjustment. Fourth, the connection between the clamping structure and the instrument body is complex, making it difficult to quickly disassemble and maintain, and it is difficult to adapt to different instrument side structures or thicknesses. Fifth, it has limited adaptability to support rods of different diameters and cross-sectional shapes, and the clamping surface does not make sufficient contact, which can easily lead to slippage or local stress concentration.

[0004] To address the aforementioned shortcomings, a musical instrument clamping structure is needed that can simultaneously form both longitudinal and transverse clamping channels, adapt to support rods in different directions without replacing parts or adjusting the installation posture, and achieve quick clamping and releasing through a single adjustment component. It also features stable clamping, anti-rotation and anti-slip properties, simple structure, and convenient assembly and disassembly. Summary of the Invention

[0005] The technical problem to be solved by the present invention is to provide a musical instrument clamping structure and a musical instrument. By forming two clamping channels, one longitudinal and one transverse, through the intersection of a fixed clamping block and a movable clamping block, and by using a single adjusting component to drive clamping or loosening, a single clamping structure can be adapted to support rods of different directions and specifications without reversing, and has the advantages of strong versatility, stable clamping, and convenient operation.

[0006] This invention provides a musical instrument clamping structure, including a clamping base, a fixed clamping block, a movable clamping block, and an adjusting component: The fixed clamping block is fixedly disposed on the clamping seat, and the movable clamping block is movably disposed on the clamping seat and is disposed opposite to the fixed clamping block; A first clamping channel and a second clamping channel are formed between the fixed clamping block and the movable clamping block. The first clamping channel passes through at least one end of the clamping seat, and the extension direction of the first clamping channel is parallel to the longitudinal direction of the instrument. The second clamping channel passes through at least one side of the clamping seat, and the extension direction of the second clamping channel is parallel to the transverse direction of the instrument. The extension directions of the first clamping channel and the extension directions of the second clamping channel intersect each other. The adjusting member is mounted on the clamping seat and is connected to the movable clamping block for driving the movable clamping block to move relative to the fixed clamping block, so as to clamp or release the support rod inserted into the first clamping channel or the second clamping channel and achieve locking. Furthermore, the adjusting component includes a knob head and a threaded rod integrally connected to the knob head. The clamping seat has a threaded hole that mates with the threaded rod. The threaded rod is threaded through the threaded hole, and the end of the threaded rod abuts against the side of the movable clamping block facing away from the fixed clamping block. When the knob head is rotated, the threaded rod feeds axially along the threaded hole to push the movable clamping block closer to the fixed clamping block and locks it in place through thread self-locking; when the knob head is rotated in the opposite direction, the threaded rod retracts and the movable clamping block moves away from the fixed clamping block to release the support rod.

[0007] Furthermore, the adjusting member also includes an elastic reset member, one end of which abuts against the movable clamping block and the other end of which abuts against the clamping seat or the fixed clamping block, for applying an elastic force to the movable clamping block away from the direction of the fixed clamping block; When the knob head is rotated in the opposite direction to retract the threaded rod, the movable clamping block automatically moves away from the fixed clamping block under the elastic force of the elastic reset member, thereby releasing the support rod.

[0008] Furthermore, the fixed clamping block has a first longitudinal clamping groove and a first transverse clamping groove on its end face facing the movable clamping block, and the movable clamping block has a corresponding second longitudinal clamping groove and a second transverse clamping groove on its end face facing the fixed clamping block. The first longitudinal clamping groove and the second longitudinal clamping groove are arranged opposite to each other and enclose each other to form the first clamping channel; the first transverse clamping groove and the second transverse clamping groove are arranged opposite to each other and enclose each other to form the second clamping channel. The first longitudinal clamping groove and the first transverse clamping groove intersect each other on the end face of the fixed clamping block, and the second longitudinal clamping groove and the second transverse clamping groove intersect each other on the end face of the movable clamping block.

[0009] Furthermore, the end face of the fixed clamping block is divided into four first platforms by the first longitudinal clamping groove and the first transverse clamping groove; the end face of the movable clamping block is divided into four second platforms by the second longitudinal clamping groove and the second transverse clamping groove. The adjusting member further includes an elastic reset member, one end of which abuts against at least one of the first platforms of the fixed clamping block, and the other end abuts against at least one corresponding second platform of the movable clamping block.

[0010] Furthermore, the first longitudinal clamping groove, the second longitudinal clamping groove, the first transverse clamping groove, and the second transverse clamping groove are all V-shaped grooves; The first longitudinal clamping groove and the second longitudinal clamping groove are arranged opposite to each other to form the first clamping channel; the first transverse clamping groove and the second transverse clamping groove are arranged opposite to each other to form the second clamping channel. The included angle of each V-groove is 120°.

[0011] The present invention also provides a musical instrument, characterized in that it includes the above-described musical instrument clamping structure.

[0012] Furthermore, the musical instrument includes a musical instrument body, a connecting seat is provided on the side of the musical instrument body, and the clamping seat is detachably disposed on the connecting seat.

[0013] Furthermore, the connecting seat includes a seat body having a receiving cavity and a cover plate disposed on the seat body, and the clamping seat is placed inside the receiving cavity; Both the base and the cover plate are provided with through holes, which are connected to the first clamping channel and / or the second clamping channel.

[0014] Furthermore, it also includes fasteners that pass sequentially through the bottom of the base, the clamping seat, and the cover plate to lock the clamping seat within the connecting seat.

[0015] The musical instrument clamping structure of the present invention has the following beneficial effects: By setting up intersecting first and second clamping channels, the same clamping structure can accommodate and clamp support rods arranged longitudinally and laterally along the instrument without changing or adjusting the installation posture. This significantly improves the versatility and installation flexibility of the clamping structure, making it particularly suitable for instrument fixing scenarios that require simultaneous connection of support rods in different directions. The fixed clamping block and the movable clamping block are arranged opposite each other and driven by a single adjustment component. Users only need to operate one adjustment component to quickly clamp and release the support rods, making operation simple and tool-free, effectively improving disassembly, assembly, and adjustment efficiency. Furthermore, since the clamping space can be adjusted with the movement of the movable clamping block, it can accommodate support rods of different diameters and cross-sectional shapes, offering wide compatibility and reducing the cost of replacing parts when changing support rods or instruments. In addition, the overall structure has fewer parts, and the simple relationship between the clamping base, fixed clamping block, movable clamping block, and adjustment component facilitates manufacturing and mass assembly, helping to reduce production costs. The adjusting mechanism maintains a stable clamping force after locking, preventing the support rod from loosening, slipping, or rotating during use. This ensures the reliability of the instrument's fixation and the stability of its playing state, effectively improving the user experience. Attached Figure Description

[0016] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the musical instrument in this invention; Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the structure of the musical instrument when the cover is opened; Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the exploded structure of the musical instrument in this invention; Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of the first angle structure of the musical instrument clamping structure in this invention; Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of the second angle structure of the musical instrument clamping structure in this invention.

[0017] In the figure, 1-clamping seat; 11-threaded hole; 2-fixed clamping block; 21-first longitudinal clamping groove; 22-first transverse clamping groove; 23-first platform; 3-moving clamping block; 31-second longitudinal clamping groove; 32-second transverse clamping groove; 33-second platform; 4-adjusting component; 41-knob head; 42-threaded rod; 43-elastic reset component; 5-first clamping channel; 6-second clamping channel; 7-connecting seat; 71-seat body; 72-cover plate; 73-through hole; 8-musical instrument body; 9-fastener. Detailed Implementation

[0018] The technical solutions of the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. Obviously, the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. Based on the embodiments of the present invention, all other embodiments obtained by those of ordinary skill in the art without creative effort are within the scope of protection of the present invention.

[0019] It should be noted that all directional indications (such as up, down, left, right, front, back, etc.) in the embodiments of the present invention are only used to explain the relative positional relationship and movement of each component in a certain specific posture (as shown in the figure). If the specific posture changes, the directional indication will also change accordingly.

[0020] Furthermore, in this invention, descriptions involving "first," "second," etc., are for descriptive purposes only and should not be construed as indicating or implying their relative importance or implicitly specifying the number of technical features indicated. Thus, a feature defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one of that feature. In the description of this invention, "a plurality of" means at least two, such as two, three, etc., unless otherwise explicitly specified.

[0021] In this invention, unless otherwise explicitly specified and limited, the terms "connection," "fixed," etc., should be interpreted broadly. For example, "fixed" can mean a fixed connection, a detachable connection, or an integral part; it can mean a mechanical connection, an electrical connection, a physical connection, or a wireless communication connection; it can mean a direct connection or an indirect connection through an intermediate medium; it can mean the internal communication of two elements or the interaction between two elements, unless otherwise explicitly limited. Those skilled in the art can understand the specific meaning of the above terms in this invention according to the specific circumstances.

[0022] Furthermore, the technical solutions of the various embodiments of the present invention can be combined with each other, but only if they are feasible for those skilled in the art. If the combination of technical solutions is contradictory or cannot be implemented, it should be considered that such combination of technical solutions does not exist and is not within the scope of protection claimed by the present invention.

[0023] like Figures 1-5 As shown, the present invention provides a musical instrument clamping structure, including a clamping base 1, a fixed clamping block 2, a movable clamping block 3, and an adjusting member 4: The fixed clamping block 2 is fixedly mounted on the clamping seat 1, and the movable clamping block 3 is movably mounted on the clamping seat 1 and is positioned opposite to the fixed clamping block 2. In this way, the fixed clamping block 2 provides a stable reference for clamping, and the movable clamping block 3 can move relative to it to change the size of the clamping space and achieve adaptation to support rods of different specifications.

[0024] A first clamping channel 5 and a second clamping channel 6 are formed between the fixed clamping block 2 and the movable clamping block 3. The first clamping channel 5 extends through at least one end of the clamping base 1, and its extension direction is parallel to the longitudinal direction of the instrument. The second clamping channel 6 extends through at least one side of the clamping base 1, and its extension direction is parallel to the transverse direction of the instrument. The extension directions of the first clamping channel 5 and the second clamping channel 6 intersect each other. Thus, the clamping structure can respectively accommodate and clamp support rods arranged along the longitudinal and transverse directions of the instrument, enabling one clamping structure to adapt to different installation directions without changing or adjusting the installation posture of the clamping base 1, improving versatility and ease of use. Preferably, the first clamping channel 5 extends through both the upper and lower ends, and the support rod can be moved up and down along the first clamping channel 5 to adjust its fixed height to adapt to the height requirements of different instruments or users, further improving flexibility of use.

[0025] The adjusting component 4 is mounted on the clamping base 1 and is connected to the movable clamping block 3 for driving the movable clamping block 3 to move relative to the fixed clamping block 2, so as to clamp or release the support rod inserted into the first clamping channel 5 or the second clamping channel 6 and achieve locking; in this way, the user only needs to operate one adjusting component 4 to complete the quick clamping and release of the support rod, which is simple to operate, reliable to lock, and can maintain the stability of the clamping state.

[0026] The musical instrument clamping structure of the present invention has the following beneficial effects: By setting up intersecting first clamping channels 5 and second clamping channels 6, the same clamping structure can accommodate and clamp support rods arranged longitudinally and laterally along the instrument without changing or adjusting the installation posture. This significantly improves the versatility and installation flexibility of the clamping structure, making it particularly suitable for instrument fixing scenarios that require simultaneous connection of support rods in different directions. The fixed clamping block 2 and the movable clamping block 3 are arranged opposite each other and driven by a single adjusting component 4. Users only need to operate one adjusting component 4 to quickly clamp and release the support rods, making operation simple and tool-free, effectively improving disassembly, assembly, and adjustment efficiency. At the same time, since the clamping space can be adjusted with the movement of the movable clamping block 3, it can adapt to support rods of different diameters and cross-sectional shapes, offering wide compatibility and reducing the cost of replacing parts when users replace support rods or instruments. In addition, the overall structure has fewer parts, and the cooperation between the clamping base 1, the fixed clamping block 2, the movable clamping block 3, and the adjusting component 4 is simple, facilitating manufacturing and mass assembly, and helping to reduce production costs. Adjustment component 4 maintains stable clamping force after locking, preventing the support rod from loosening, slipping, or rotating during use, ensuring the reliability of instrument fixation and the stability of playing state, and effectively improving the user experience.

[0027] When the first clamping channel 5 passes through the upper and lower ends of the clamping seat 1, the support rod can also be adjusted up and down along the channel to fix its height, further meeting the personalized needs of different instrument heights and different users, and enhancing the practicality and market adaptability of the product.

[0028] In one embodiment, the adjusting member 4 includes a knob head 41 and a threaded rod portion 42 integrally connected to the knob head 41. The clamping seat 1 has a threaded hole 11 that mates with the threaded rod portion 42. The threaded rod portion 42 is threaded through the threaded hole 11, and the end of the threaded rod portion 42 abuts against the side of the movable clamping block 3 facing away from the fixed clamping block 2. In this way, the adjusting member 4 converts the rotational motion into linear feed motion through threaded transmission. The structure is simple and the transmission is reliable. Furthermore, the integral connection between the knob head 41 and the threaded rod portion 42 reduces the number of parts and assembly steps, lowers manufacturing costs, and allows users to directly rotate the device manually without the need for external tools.

[0029] When the knob head 41 is rotated, the threaded rod 42 feeds axially along the threaded hole 11 to push the movable clamping block 3 closer to the fixed clamping block 2, and locks it in place through thread self-locking. In this way, the user only needs to rotate the knob head 41 forward with one hand to drive the movable clamping block 3 to stably press the support rod. The thread self-locking feature ensures that the clamping force will not loosen on its own under vibration and impact conditions, ensuring long-term reliable fixation of the instrument.

[0030] Preferably, the clamping seat has a built-in anti-loosening nut, that is, the threaded hole 11 in the clamping seat 1 is the thread of the anti-loosening nut. In this way, there is no need to add an additional independent anti-loosening part. By simply machining the threaded hole 11 in the clamping seat 1 into the thread structure of the anti-loosening nut, the frictional resistance of the threaded pair can be increased, effectively preventing the threaded shank 42 from loosening on its own under vibration or impact conditions, and further improving the locking reliability. At the same time, this structure does not increase the number of parts, does not occupy additional installation space, and has a simple processing and assembly process, which helps to reduce production costs and maintain the overall compactness of the clamping structure.

[0031] When the knob head 41 is rotated in the opposite direction, the threaded rod 42 retracts, and the movable clamping block 3 can move away from the fixed clamping block 2 to release the support rod; thus, the user can quickly release the support rod by rotating the knob head 41 in the opposite direction, which is convenient for disassembling, replacing or adjusting the position of the support rod, making the operation convenient and efficient.

[0032] In other embodiments, the adjusting member 4 can also be any one of a cam locking mechanism, an eccentric wheel mechanism, a wedge driving mechanism, a gear and rack mechanism, a quick clamping mechanism, or a lever clamping mechanism. For example, the adjusting member 4 may include a cam handle and a camshaft. When the cam handle is rotated, the cam profile pushes the movable clamping block 3 towards the fixed clamping block 2 and locks it; or an eccentric shaft structure can be used, where the rotation of the eccentric shaft changes the pushing force on the movable clamping block 3 to achieve clamping and releasing; a wedge block can also be set to cooperate with a drive screw, where the screw pushes the wedge block, and the inclined surface of the wedge block drives the movable clamping block 3 to move; a gear and rack can also be used, where a knob drives the gear to rotate, and the rack drives the movable clamping block 3 to translate. All of the above alternative methods can achieve the driving and locking functions of the movable clamping block 3, and have the characteristics of simple structure and convenient operation.

[0033] In one embodiment, the adjusting member 4 further includes an elastic reset member 43, one end of which abuts against the movable clamping block 3 and the other end against the clamping seat 1 or the fixed clamping block 2, for applying an elastic force to the movable clamping block 3 away from the fixed clamping block 2; thus, the elastic reset member 43 always applies a pushing force to the movable clamping block 3 away from the fixed clamping block 2, so that when the threaded rod portion 42 retracts, the movable clamping block 3 can automatically reset and release, without the user having to manually turn or pry the movable clamping block 3 in the opposite direction, thus improving the smoothness and convenience of disassembly and assembly operations.

[0034] When the knob head 41 is rotated in the opposite direction to retract the threaded rod 42, the movable clamping block 3 automatically moves away from the fixed clamping block 2 under the elastic force of the elastic reset member 43, so as to release the support rod. In this way, the release process can be completed automatically by simply rotating the knob head 41 in the opposite direction, avoiding the difficulty in separating the moving clamping block 3 due to long-term pressure or friction jamming, further improving operating efficiency, and reducing unnecessary wear between the moving clamping block 3 and the fixed clamping block 2.

[0035] In one embodiment, the fixed clamping block 2 is provided with a first longitudinal clamping groove 21 and a first transverse clamping groove 22 on the end face of the fixed clamping block 3 facing the movable clamping block 3, and the movable clamping block 3 is provided with a second longitudinal clamping groove 31 and a second transverse clamping groove 32 on the end face of the fixed clamping block 2. The first longitudinal clamping groove 21 and the second longitudinal clamping groove 31 are arranged opposite to each other and enclose each other to form the first clamping channel 5, and the first transverse clamping groove 22 and the second transverse clamping groove 32 are arranged opposite to each other and enclose each other to form the second clamping channel 6. The first longitudinal clamping groove 21 and the first transverse clamping groove 22 intersect each other on the end face of the fixed clamping block 2, and the second longitudinal clamping groove 31 and the second transverse clamping groove 32 intersect each other on the end face of the movable clamping block 3.

[0036] Thus, by correspondingly opening intersecting longitudinal and transverse clamping grooves on the opposite end faces of the fixed clamping block 2 and the movable clamping block 3, two clamping channels extending in mutually intersecting directions can be formed. This allows the same clamping structure to simultaneously adapt to support rods arranged longitudinally and transversely without changing parts or installation methods, significantly improving the versatility and installation flexibility of the clamping structure. The two sets of clamping grooves, intersecting on the end faces of the clamping blocks, also increase the contact area with the support rod, facilitating automatic centering and limiting of the support rod during clamping, effectively preventing the support rod from shifting, rotating, or slipping, further enhancing the stability and reliability of the clamping. Simultaneously, because the intersecting structure of the longitudinal and transverse clamping grooves can conform to the surface of the support rod from multiple directions, forming a circumferential constraint on the support rod, it can also effectively prevent the support rod from rotating around its own axis during performance or use, thereby maintaining a constant instrument installation direction and improving the stability and reliability of the clamping.

[0037] In one embodiment, the end face of the fixed clamping block 2 is divided by the first longitudinal clamping groove 21 and the first transverse clamping groove 22 to form four first platforms 23; the end face of the movable clamping block 3 is divided by the second longitudinal clamping groove 31 and the second transverse clamping groove 32 to form four second platforms 33. The adjusting member 4 also includes an elastic reset member 43, one end of which abuts against at least one of the first platforms 23 of the fixed clamping block 2, and the other end abuts against at least one of the corresponding second platforms 33 of the movable clamping block 3.

[0038] Thus, by utilizing the platform naturally formed by the intersection of the longitudinal and transverse clamping grooves as the contact surface of the elastic reset member 43, there is no need to additionally set bosses or mounting holes on the clamping block, simplifying the structure and facilitating processing. The first platform 23 and the second platform 33 are arranged opposite each other, so that the elastic force of the elastic reset member 43 acts stably along the moving direction of the moving clamping block 3, avoiding tilting or uneven force on the reset member due to the complex shape of the clamping groove, and ensuring that the moving clamping block 3 can move away from the fixed clamping block 2 smoothly and reliably when released. At the same time, the structure of the four platforms provides multiple optional contact positions for the elastic reset member 43, which is conducive to flexible configuration according to the spatial layout and reset force requirements, further improving the working stability and smooth operation of the clamping structure.

[0039] In one embodiment, the first longitudinal clamping groove 21, the second longitudinal clamping groove 31, the first transverse clamping groove 22 and the second transverse clamping groove 32 are all V-shaped grooves; The first longitudinal clamping groove 21 and the second longitudinal clamping groove 31 are arranged opposite to each other to form the first clamping channel 5; the first transverse clamping groove 22 and the second transverse clamping groove 32 are arranged opposite to each other to form the second clamping channel 6. The included angle of each V-groove is 120°.

[0040] In this way, the two inclined surfaces of the V-groove provide automatic centering for the support rod, allowing support rods of different diameters and cross-sectional shapes to automatically center and position themselves within the clamping channel. This ensures stable multi-point or line-surface contact during clamping, guaranteeing uniform distribution of clamping force and preventing localized stress concentration. Simultaneously, the opposing V-shaped openings envelop the support rod from both sides, providing bidirectional restraint after clamping. This effectively prevents the support rod from loosening, slipping, or rotating around its own axis under vibration or impact conditions, significantly improving clamping stability and reliability. The V-angle is set at 120°, balancing flexibility for adapting to different rod diameters with a locking effect for the clamping engagement, ensuring good compatibility and clamping force for round rods, hexagonal rods, and other irregularly shaped cross-section rods.

[0041] The present invention also provides a musical instrument including the above-described instrument clamping structure. Thus, the musical instrument can be conveniently connected to and fixed with a support rod via the clamping structure, and the support rod can be arranged longitudinally or laterally along the instrument. It can adapt to different installation directions without replacing or adjusting the clamping structure, significantly improving the versatility and flexibility of instrument installation. Simultaneously, users can quickly disassemble and adjust the position of the support rod, simplifying the installation and debugging process, ensuring the stability and reliability of the instrument during use, and enhancing the overall user experience.

[0042] In one embodiment, the musical instrument includes a musical instrument body 8, with a connecting seat 7 provided on the side of the musical instrument body 8. The clamping seat 1 is detachably mounted on the connecting seat 7. Thus, the clamping structure can be quickly installed on the side of the musical instrument body 8 via the connecting seat 7, achieving a detachable connection between the clamping structure and the musical instrument body. This facilitates the user's disassembly, replacement, or maintenance of the clamping structure according to actual needs, reducing assembly difficulty. Simultaneously, the connecting seat 7 provides stable support for the clamping seat 1, ensuring the connection strength between the clamping structure and the musical instrument body, preventing loosening or displacement during use, and improving the overall structural reliability.

[0043] In one embodiment, the connecting seat 7 includes a seat body 71 with a receiving cavity and a cover plate 72 disposed on the seat body 71, and the clamping seat 1 is placed in the receiving cavity; thus, the connecting seat 7 forms a receiving cavity through the seat body 71 and the cover plate 72, which can stably accommodate the clamping seat 1 therein, improve the installation stability of the clamping seat 1, at the same time protect the clamping seat 1, and facilitate disassembly and maintenance.

[0044] Both the base 71 and the cover plate 72 are provided with through holes 73, which are connected to the first clamping channel 5 and / or the second clamping channel 6. In this way, the through holes 73 on the base 71 and the cover plate 72 remain connected to the clamping channels, allowing the support rod to pass smoothly through the connecting seat 7 and enter the first clamping channel 5 or the second clamping channel 6. This avoids interference from the connecting seat 7 with the installation and adjustment of the support rod, ensuring that the clamping structure can still perform its clamping function normally after being installed in the connecting seat 7.

[0045] In embodiments with a threaded rod portion 42, the base 71 is further provided with an adjustment mounting hole through which the threaded rod portion 42 passes. Thus, the threaded rod portion 42 of the adjusting member 4 can extend through the base 71, exposing the knob head 41 to the outside of the connecting seat 7. The user can directly rotate the knob head 41 to perform clamping or loosening operations, avoiding the connecting seat 7 from obstructing the installation and operation of the adjusting member 4. This ensures that the adjustment function is normal and convenient to use after the clamping structure is fully installed in the connecting seat 7.

[0046] In one embodiment, a fastener 9 is further included, which passes sequentially through the bottom of the base 71, the clamping seat 1, and the cover plate 72 to lock the clamping seat 1 within the connecting seat 7. Thus, the fastener 9 connects and locks the base 71, the clamping seat 1, and the cover plate 72 in series, simultaneously fixing the clamping seat 1 within the receiving cavity and the cover plate 72 to the base 71. This effectively prevents the clamping seat 1 from loosening, deflecting, or axially shifting within the receiving cavity, improving the connection strength and overall rigidity between the clamping structure and the connecting seat 7. Furthermore, the through-fastener 9 provides a simple and reliable structure, facilitates easy assembly and disassembly, and allows users to maintain or replace the clamping structure, ensuring stability during long-term use.

[0047] The above description is merely an embodiment and does not constitute any limitation on the present invention. Any person skilled in the art can make many possible variations, modifications, or alterations to the technical solutions of the present invention without departing from the scope of the present invention. Therefore, any simple modifications, equivalent changes, and alterations made to the above embodiments based on the technical essence of the present invention, without departing from the scope of the present invention, should fall within the protection scope of the present invention.

Claims

1. A musical instrument clamping structure, characterized in that, Includes a clamping base (1), a fixed clamping block (2), a movable clamping block (3), and an adjusting component (4): The fixed clamping block (2) is fixedly disposed on the clamping seat (1), and the movable clamping block (3) is movably disposed on the clamping seat (1) and is disposed opposite to the fixed clamping block (2); A first clamping channel (5) and a second clamping channel (6) are formed between the fixed clamping block (2) and the movable clamping block (3). The first clamping channel (5) passes through at least one end of the clamping seat (1), and the extension direction of the first clamping channel (5) is parallel to the longitudinal direction of the instrument. The second clamping channel (6) passes through at least one side of the clamping seat (1), and the extension direction of the second clamping channel (6) is parallel to the transverse direction of the instrument. The extension directions of the first clamping channel (5) and the extension directions of the second clamping channel (6) intersect each other. The adjusting member (4) is installed on the clamping seat (1) and is connected to the moving clamping block (3) for driving the moving clamping block (3) to move relative to the fixed clamping block (2) to clamp or release the support rod inserted into the first clamping channel (5) or the second clamping channel (6) and achieve locking.

2. The musical instrument clamping structure according to claim 1, characterized in that, The adjusting component (4) includes a knob head (41) and a threaded rod (42) integrally connected to the knob head (41). The clamping seat (1) has a threaded hole (11) that mates with the threaded rod (42). The threaded rod (42) is threaded through the threaded hole (11), and the end of the threaded rod (42) abuts against the side of the movable clamping block (3) facing away from the fixed clamping block (2). When the knob head (41) is rotated, the threaded rod (42) feeds axially along the threaded hole (11) to push the movable clamping block (3) closer to the fixed clamping block (2) and locks it by thread self-locking; when the knob head (41) is rotated in the opposite direction, the threaded rod (42) retracts and the movable clamping block (3) can move away from the fixed clamping block (2) to release the support rod.

3. The musical instrument clamping structure according to claim 2, characterized in that, The adjusting member (4) also includes an elastic reset member (43), one end of which abuts against the movable clamping block (3) and the other end abuts against the clamping seat (1) or the fixed clamping block (2), for applying an elastic force to the movable clamping block (3) in a direction away from the fixed clamping block (2); When the knob head (41) is rotated in the opposite direction to retract the threaded rod (42), the movable clamping block (3) automatically moves away from the fixed clamping block (2) under the elastic force of the elastic reset member (43) to release the support rod.

4. The musical instrument clamping structure according to any one of claims 1-3, characterized in that, The fixed clamping block (2) has a first longitudinal clamping groove (21) and a first transverse clamping groove (22) on its end face facing the movable clamping block (3), and the movable clamping block (3) has a corresponding second longitudinal clamping groove (31) and a second transverse clamping groove (32) on its end face facing the fixed clamping block (2). The first longitudinal clamping groove (21) and the second longitudinal clamping groove (31) are arranged opposite to each other and enclose each other to form the first clamping channel (5), and the first transverse clamping groove (22) and the second transverse clamping groove (32) are arranged opposite to each other and enclose each other to form the second clamping channel (6); The first longitudinal clamping groove (21) and the first transverse clamping groove (22) intersect each other on the end face of the fixed clamping block (2), and the second longitudinal clamping groove (31) and the second transverse clamping groove (32) intersect each other on the end face of the movable clamping block (3).

5. The musical instrument clamping structure according to claim 4, characterized in that, The end face of the fixed clamping block (2) is divided into four first platforms (23) by the first longitudinal clamping groove (21) and the first transverse clamping groove (22); the end face of the movable clamping block (3) is divided into four second platforms (33) by the second longitudinal clamping groove (31) and the second transverse clamping groove (32). The adjusting member (4) further includes an elastic reset member (43), one end of which abuts against at least one of the first platforms (23) of the fixed clamping block (2), and the other end abuts against at least one of the corresponding second platforms (33) of the movable clamping block (3).

6. The musical instrument clamping structure according to claim 4, characterized in that, The first longitudinal clamping groove (21), the second longitudinal clamping groove (31), the first transverse clamping groove (22) and the second transverse clamping groove (32) are all V-shaped grooves; The first longitudinal clamping groove (21) and the second longitudinal clamping groove (31) are arranged opposite to each other to form the first clamping channel (5); the first transverse clamping groove (22) and the second transverse clamping groove (32) are arranged opposite to each other to form the second clamping channel (6). The included angle of each V-groove is 120°.

7. A musical instrument, characterized in that, Includes the musical instrument clamping structure as described in any one of claims 1-6.

8. The musical instrument according to claim 7, characterized in that, The musical instrument includes a musical instrument body (8), and a connecting seat (7) is provided on the side of the musical instrument body (8). The clamping seat (1) is detachably provided on the connecting seat (7).

9. The musical instrument according to claim 8, characterized in that, The connecting seat (7) includes a seat body (71) with a receiving cavity and a cover plate (72) disposed on the seat body (71), and the clamping seat (1) is placed in the receiving cavity; Both the base (71) and the cover plate (72) are provided with through holes (73), which are connected to the first clamping channel (5) and / or the second clamping channel (6).

10. The musical instrument according to claim 9, characterized in that, It also includes a fastener (9) that passes sequentially through the bottom of the seat (71), the clamping seat (1) and the cover plate (72) to lock the clamping seat (1) into the connecting seat (7).

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