Sound equipment support product connecting rod

Abstract

The utility model provides a sound equipment support product connecting rod, which relates to the support technical field, and comprises a rod body and shockproof gaskets, the rod body is in a waisted arc shape, the caliber of the middle end of the rod body is smaller than the caliber of the upper end and the lower end of the rod body, gasket grooves are arranged at the edges of the upper end and the lower end of the rod body, and the shockproof gaskets are arranged in the gasket grooves. Nut grooves are formed in the middle positions of the upper end and the lower end of the rod body and used for being in threaded fit with the screw rod and the hexagonal screw. The rod bodies are used for being connected to the four corners of the panel, and positioning grooves are formed in the four corners of the upper face and the four corners of the lower face of the panel correspondingly. The nut grooves are formed in the two ends of the rod body, two or more than two rod bodies can be connected through the screw rods or the hexagonal screws, so that the height is increased, various heights can be combined, the rod bodies can be directly fixed with the positioning grooves of the panel and assembled into multiple layers, layered use or integrated use is facilitated, and the use is convenient. And the device can be adapted to more different audio desktop devices.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to the field of bracket technology, and in particular to a connecting rod for an audio bracket product. Background Technology

[0002] Audio equipment desktop stands are specialized racks used to support and secure audio equipment (such as speakers, amplifiers, mixing consoles, etc.) on a desktop or tabletop, aiming to optimize the layout of the audio system, improve sound quality, and facilitate operation and use.

[0003] The connecting rods of existing desktop audio stands have fixed and uniform heights, making them unsuitable for various desktop audio equipment heights. The connecting rods are typically cylindrical, lacking the vibration resistance required for desktop audio equipment. Most stands are bulky and heavy, difficult to assemble, and generally only allow for fixed-layer use, making it inflexible for adding or removing desktop equipment. In summary, existing stands offer limited options for connecting rod height, lack vibration resistance due to their cylindrical shape, and use screws to fix the upper and lower layers, hindering flexible layering. Therefore, this invention proposes a connecting rod for an audio stand product to address the problems existing in the prior art. Utility Model Content

[0004] To address the aforementioned issues, this utility model proposes a connecting rod for an audio speaker bracket. Both ends of the connecting rod are designed with nut grooves, allowing two or more rods to be connected using screws or hexagonal screws to increase height and create various height combinations. Alternatively, it can be directly fixed to the positioning grooves on the panel to assemble multiple layers, facilitating layered or continuous use.

[0005] To achieve the purpose of this utility model, the utility model is implemented through the following technical solution: a connecting rod for an audio bracket product, including a rod body and a shock-absorbing pad. The rod body is in the shape of a tapered arc, and the diameter of the middle end of the rod body is smaller than the diameter of the upper and lower ends. The upper and lower edges of the rod body are provided with pad grooves, and the shock-absorbing pads are located inside the pad grooves. The middle positions of the upper and lower ends of the rod body are provided with nut grooves, and the nut grooves are used to adapt to the threads of screw rods and hexagonal screws.

[0006] The rod is used to connect to the four corners of the panel, and the four corners of the panel are provided with positioning grooves. The upper and lower ends of the rod are adapted to the positioning grooves, and a through fixing hole is provided in the middle of the positioning groove.

[0007] A further improvement is that the positioning groove at the bottom is also used to install a foot, and the foot is fixed to the nut groove at the bottom of the rod by a screw rod, the screw rod passing through the through fixing hole.

[0008] Further improvements include: the length of the rod is 72-102mm, the diameter of the middle end of the rod is 8-12mm, and the diameter of the upper and lower ends of the rod is 19-20mm.

[0009] A further improvement is that, in layered use, the upper end of the rod in each layer is fixed to the positioning groove of the upper panel by means of a nut groove and a hexagonal screw, and the lower end of the upper rod is movably inserted into the positioning groove of the lower panel.

[0010] A further improvement is that, in integrated use, the upper rod is fixed to the positioning groove of the upper panel by a nut groove and a hexagonal screw, and the upper rod and the lower rod are connected by a nut groove and a screw rod, with the panel in the middle being clamped between the upper and lower rods.

[0011] A further improvement is that, during extended use, the upper rod is fixed to the positioning groove of the upper panel by a nut groove and a hexagonal screw, and the upper rod and the lower rod are fixed together by a nut groove and a screw rod.

[0012] The beneficial effects of this utility model are as follows:

[0013] 1. Both ends of the rod of this utility model are designed with nut grooves, which can be used to connect two or more rods by screw rods or hexagonal screws to increase the height and combine various heights. It can also be directly fixed to the positioning groove of the panel to assemble into multiple layers, which is convenient for layered use or integrated use and can be adapted to more different audio desktop devices.

[0014] 2. The rod structure of this utility model is a waist-contracting arc shape. This structure can reduce the propagation of resonance. At both ends, anti-vibration pads of a specific height are embedded through the pad groove. When the two rods are fully tightened, the anti-vibration pads will be compressed inside. When the rods and the panel are fixed, the anti-vibration pads will be compressed in the positioning groove, simulating the function of cartilage tissue at the joint of the skeletal structure, and playing a certain role in shock absorption and buffering. Attached Figure Description

[0015] Figure 1 This is the front view of the present invention;

[0016] Figure 2 This is a schematic diagram of the installation of the rod and panel of this utility model;

[0017] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of Embodiment 1 of the present invention;

[0018] Figure 4 This is a schematic diagram of Embodiment 2 of the present invention;

[0019] Figure 5 This is a schematic diagram of Embodiment 3 of the present invention.

[0020] The components include: 1. rod body; 2. shock-absorbing pad; 3. pad groove; 4. nut groove; 5. screw rod; 6. hex screw; 7. panel; 8. positioning groove; 9. foot pad. Detailed Implementation

[0021] To deepen the understanding of this utility model, the following detailed description will be provided in conjunction with embodiments. These embodiments are only used to explain this utility model and do not constitute a limitation on the scope of protection of this utility model.

[0022] Example 1

[0023] according to Figure 1 , 2 As shown in Figure 3, this embodiment proposes a connecting rod for an audio bracket product, including a rod body 1 and a shock-absorbing pad 2. The rod body 1 is in the shape of a tapered arc, and the diameter of the middle end of the rod body 1 is smaller than the diameter of the upper and lower ends. The upper and lower edges of the rod body 1 are provided with pad grooves 3, and the shock-absorbing pad 2 is located inside the pad grooves 3. The middle position of the upper and lower ends of the rod body 1 is provided with nut grooves 4, and the nut grooves 4 are used to be threadedly adapted to screw rods 5 and hexagonal screws 6.

[0024] The rod 1 is used to connect to the four corners of the panel 7, and each of the four corners of the panel 7 is provided with a positioning groove 8. The upper and lower ends of the rod 1 are adapted to the positioning groove 8, and a through fixing hole is provided in the middle of the positioning groove 8. Both ends of the rod 1 are designed with nut grooves 4, which can be used to connect two or more rods 1 by screw rods 5 or hex screws 6, thereby increasing the height and combining various heights. It can also be directly fixed to the positioning grooves 8 of the panel 7 to assemble multiple layers, which is convenient for layered use or connected use. The rod 1 has a waist-curved structure, which can reduce the propagation of resonance. The two ends are embedded with anti-vibration pads 2 of a specific height through the pad grooves 3, which play a certain role in shock absorption and buffering. This type of bracket holds audio system equipment such as players, decoders, and amplifiers. Playback devices include record players, CD players, and digital players. Record players and CD players are prone to vibration, which is a significant factor affecting sound playback. Vibration waves of the same frequency band can propagate rapidly through planar objects. When the same waveform propagates continuously, it will cause resonance, thus generating noise. When encountering a curved surface, it will change the vibration waveform, thereby weakening or partially canceling it out. Each layer of the audio equipment bracket contains different devices, and the internal components of these devices will be affected by resonant waves. The waist-shaped arc rod 1 can change the vibration waveform of the upper and lower layers. When the vibration waveforms of the upper and lower layers are different, it is equivalent to reducing the impact of resonance.

[0025] The positioning groove 8 at the bottom is also used to install the foot 9, and the foot 9 is fixed to the nut groove 4 at the bottom of the rod 1 by a screw rod 5, which passes through the through fixing hole. The foot 9 is used for support below. The lengths of the rod 1 are 72mm, 87mm, and 102mm, and the overlap height between the end of the rod 1 and the positioning groove 8 is 1mm. The actual usable space height of the assembled bracket is 70mm, 80mm, and 100mm, respectively; the diameter of the middle end of the rod 1 is 10mm, and the diameter of the upper and lower ends of the rod 1 is 19.8mm. The diameter of the positioning groove 8 is 20.0mm, with a gap of 0.1mm on each side.

[0026] In layered use, the upper end of the rod 1 in each layer is fixed to the positioning groove 8 of the upper panel 7 via a nut groove 4 and a hexagonal screw 6, while the lower end of the upper rod 1 is movably inserted into the positioning groove 8 of the lower panel 7. The dimensions of both ends of the rod 1 and the dimensions of the positioning groove 8 on the panel 7 are mutually matched. The hexagonal screw 6 is installed in the positioning groove 8 of the upper panel 7, and the connection with the rod 1 allows for single-layer assembly. The lower end of the rod 1 can be directly supported in the positioning groove 8 of the lower panel 7. In this way, each layer can be stacked sequentially on top of the others, and each layer remains independent. See Figure 3 .

[0027] Example 2

[0028] according to Figure 1 , 2 As shown in Figure 4, this embodiment proposes a connecting rod for an audio bracket product, including a rod body 1 and a shock-absorbing pad 2. The rod body 1 is waist-slimming arc-shaped, and the diameter of the middle end of the rod body 1 is smaller than the diameter of the upper and lower ends. The upper and lower edges of the rod body 1 are provided with pad grooves 3, and the shock-absorbing pad 2 is located inside the pad grooves 3. The middle position of the upper and lower ends of the rod body 1 is provided with nut grooves 4, and the nut grooves 4 are used to be threadedly adapted to screw rods 5 and hexagonal screws 6.

[0029] The rod 1 is used to connect to the four corners of the panel 7, and each of the four corners of the panel 7 is provided with a positioning groove 8. The upper and lower ends of the rod 1 are adapted to the positioning groove 8, and a through fixing hole is provided in the middle of the positioning groove 8. Both ends of the rod 1 are designed with nut grooves 4, which can be used to connect two or more rods 1 by screw rods 5 or hex screws 6, thereby increasing the height and combining various heights. It can also be directly fixed to the positioning grooves 8 of the panel 7 to assemble multiple layers, which is convenient for layered use or connected use. The rod 1 has a waist-curved structure, which can reduce the propagation of resonance. The two ends are embedded with anti-vibration pads 2 of a specific height through the pad grooves 3, which play a certain role in shock absorption and buffering. This type of bracket holds audio system equipment such as players, decoders, and amplifiers. Playback devices include record players, CD players, and digital players. Record players and CD players are prone to vibration, which is a significant factor affecting sound playback. Vibration waves of the same frequency band can propagate rapidly through planar objects. When the same waveform propagates continuously, it will cause resonance, thus generating noise. When encountering a curved surface, it will change the vibration waveform, thereby weakening or partially canceling it out. Each layer of the audio equipment bracket contains different devices, and the internal components of these devices will be affected by resonant waves. The waist-shaped arc rod 1 can change the vibration waveform of the upper and lower layers. When the vibration waveforms of the upper and lower layers are different, it is equivalent to reducing the impact of resonance.

[0030] The positioning groove 8 at the bottom is also used to install the foot 9, and the foot 9 is fixed to the nut groove 4 at the bottom of the rod 1 by a screw rod 5, which passes through the through fixing hole. The foot 9 is used for support below. The lengths of the rod 1 are 72mm, 87mm, and 102mm, and the overlap height between the end of the rod 1 and the positioning groove 8 is 1mm. The actual usable space height of the assembled bracket is 70mm, 80mm, and 100mm, respectively; the diameter of the middle end of the rod 1 is 10mm, and the diameter of the upper and lower ends of the rod 1 is 19.8mm. The diameter of the positioning groove 8 is 20.0mm, with a gap of 0.1mm on each side.

[0031] In integrated use, the upper rod 1 is fixed to the positioning groove 8 of the upper panel 7 via a nut groove 4 and a hexagonal screw 6. The upper and lower rods 1 are connected via a nut groove 4 and a screw rod 5. The panel 7 in the middle is sandwiched between the upper and lower rods 1. The positioning groove 8 of the panel 7 is used to insert the screw rod 5. The upper end of the lower rod 1 is connected to the lower end of the screw rod 5 and tightened. The lower end of the upper rod 1 is tightened to the upper end of the screw rod 5. The panel 7 is between the two layers of rods 1, thus the upper and lower layers are fixed together by the screw rod 5, achieving integrated use. See [link to documentation]. Figure 4 .

[0032] Example 3

[0033] according to Figure 1 , 2 As shown in Figure 5, this embodiment proposes a connecting rod for an audio bracket product, including a rod body 1 and a shock-absorbing pad 2. The rod body 1 is in the shape of a tapered arc, and the diameter of the middle end of the rod body 1 is smaller than the diameter of the upper and lower ends. The upper and lower edges of the rod body 1 are provided with pad grooves 3, and the shock-absorbing pad 2 is located inside the pad grooves 3. The middle position of the upper and lower ends of the rod body 1 is provided with nut grooves 4, and the nut grooves 4 are used to be threadedly adapted to screw rods 5 and hexagonal screws 6.

[0034] The rod 1 is used to connect to the four corners of the panel 7, and each of the four corners of the panel 7 is provided with a positioning groove 8. The upper and lower ends of the rod 1 are adapted to the positioning groove 8, and a through fixing hole is provided in the middle of the positioning groove 8. Both ends of the rod 1 are designed with nut grooves 4, which can be used to connect two or more rods 1 by screw rods 5 or hex screws 6, thereby increasing the height and combining various heights. It can also be directly fixed to the positioning grooves 8 of the panel 7 to assemble multiple layers, which is convenient for layered use or connected use. The rod 1 has a waist-curved structure, which can reduce the propagation of resonance. The two ends are embedded with anti-vibration pads 2 of a specific height through the pad grooves 3, which play a certain role in shock absorption and buffering. This type of bracket holds audio system equipment such as players, decoders, and amplifiers. Playback devices include record players, CD players, and digital players. Record players and CD players are prone to vibration, which is a significant factor affecting sound playback. Vibration waves of the same frequency band can propagate rapidly through planar objects. When the same waveform propagates continuously, it will cause resonance, thus generating noise. When encountering a curved surface, it will change the vibration waveform, thereby weakening or partially canceling it out. Each layer of the audio equipment bracket contains different devices, and the internal components of these devices will be affected by resonant waves. The waist-shaped arc rod 1 can change the vibration waveform of the upper and lower layers. When the vibration waveforms of the upper and lower layers are different, it is equivalent to reducing the impact of resonance.

[0035] The positioning groove 8 at the bottom is also used to install the foot 9, and the foot 9 is fixed to the nut groove 4 at the bottom of the rod 1 by a screw rod 5, which passes through the through fixing hole. The foot 9 is used for support below. The lengths of the rod 1 are 72mm, 87mm, and 102mm, and the overlap height between the end of the rod 1 and the positioning groove 8 is 1mm. The actual usable space height of the assembled bracket is 70mm, 80mm, and 100mm, respectively; the diameter of the middle end of the rod 1 is 10mm, and the diameter of the upper and lower ends of the rod 1 is 19.8mm. The diameter of the positioning groove 8 is 20.0mm, with a gap of 0.1mm on each side.

[0036] In height-adjustable configurations, the upper rod 1 is fixed to the positioning groove 8 of the upper panel 7 via a nut groove 4 and a hexagonal screw 6. The upper and lower rods 1 are also secured together via a nut groove 4 and a screw rod 5. Nut grooves 4 are designed at both ends of the rod 1, allowing two or more rods 1 to be connected via screw rods 5, thereby increasing the height and creating various height combinations. Each layer offers a different height, adapting to a wider range of audio desktop devices. See [link / details]. Figure 5 .

[0037] The connecting rods of this speaker stand have nut grooves 4 at both ends, allowing two or more rods 1 to be connected using screw rods 5 or hex screws 6, thus increasing the height and creating various height combinations. They can also be directly fixed to the positioning grooves 8 of the panel 7, assembling into multi-layer configurations for convenient layered or integrated use, adaptable to a wider range of audio desktop equipment. Furthermore, the rods 1 feature a tapered, curved structure, reducing resonance propagation. Anti-vibration pads 2 of specific height are embedded at both ends via pad grooves 3. When two rods 1 are fully tightened, the anti-vibration pads 2 are compressed internally. When the rods 1 and panel 7 are fixed, the anti-vibration pads 2 are compressed within the positioning grooves 8, simulating the function of cartilage tissue at the joints of skeletal structures, providing a certain degree of shock absorption and cushioning.

[0038] The foregoing has shown and described the basic principles, main features, and advantages of this utility model. Those skilled in the art should understand that this utility model is not limited to the above embodiments. The embodiments and descriptions in the specification are merely illustrative of the principles of this utility model. Various changes and modifications can be made to this utility model without departing from its spirit and scope, and all such changes and modifications fall within the scope of the claimed utility model. The scope of protection of this utility model is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents.

Claims

1. A connecting rod for an audio speaker stand, comprising a rod body (1) and a shock-absorbing pad (2), characterized in that: The rod (1) is waist-tight arc-shaped, and the diameter of the middle end of the rod (1) is smaller than the diameter of the upper and lower ends. The upper and lower edges of the rod (1) are provided with gasket grooves (3). The shock-absorbing gasket (2) is located inside the gasket groove (3). The middle position of the upper and lower ends of the rod (1) is provided with nut grooves (4), and the nut grooves (4) are used to be adapted to the threads of the screw rod (5) and the hexagonal screw (6). The rod (1) is used to connect to the four corners of the panel (7), and the four corners of the upper and lower surfaces of the panel (7) are provided with positioning grooves (8). The upper and lower ends of the rod (1) are adapted to the positioning grooves (8), and a through fixing hole is provided in the middle position inside the positioning groove (8).

2. The connecting rod for a speaker bracket according to claim 1, characterized in that: The positioning groove (8) at the bottom is also used to install the pad (9), and the pad (9) is fixed to the nut groove (4) at the bottom of the rod (1) by a screw rod (5), which passes through the through fixing hole.

3. The connecting rod for a speaker bracket according to claim 1, characterized in that: The length of the rod (1) is 72-102mm, the diameter of the middle end of the rod (1) is 8-12mm, and the diameter of the upper and lower ends of the rod (1) is 19-20mm.

4. The connecting rod for a speaker bracket according to claim 2, characterized in that: In layered use, the upper end of the rod (1) in each layer is fixed to the positioning groove (8) of the upper panel (7) by the nut groove (4) and the hexagonal screw (6), and the lower end of the upper rod (1) is movably inserted into the positioning groove (8) of the lower panel (7).

5. The connecting rod for a speaker bracket according to claim 2, characterized in that: In the integrated use, the upper rod (1) is fixed to the positioning groove (8) of the upper panel (7) by the nut groove (4) and the hexagonal screw (6), and the upper rod (1) and the lower rod (1) are connected by the nut groove (4) and the screw rod (5), and the panel (7) at the middle position is clamped between the upper and lower rods (1).

6. The connecting rod of a speaker bracket according to claim 2, characterized in that: In the heightened use, the upper rod (1) is fixed to the positioning groove (8) of the upper panel (7) by the nut groove (4) and the hexagonal screw (6), and the upper rod (1) and the lower rod (1) are fixed together by the nut groove (4) and the screw rod (5).

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