Musical Supports TRIZ Cases

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A hook-and-groove holder uses leverage and its own weight for one-handed mounting, quick harmonica changes, and stable microphone positioning.

A floor-supported bass guitar holder shifts weight off the shoulder and leg while adjustable height improves wrist, elbow, and hand posture.

A single-point wall mount uses a receiving aperture and self-leveling geometry to hang guitars securely while reducing wall damage.

Polygonal connectors and angled leg attachments increase wall-contact rigidity while preserving the stand's visual design for keyboard support.

Different leg engagement methods improve keyboard stand stability and attachment versatility without relying on one uniform fastening structure.

A thigh-supported base and adjustable cork-lined clamps stabilize classical guitar position without footstools, reducing pelvic strain and slip.

Polygonal connectors and angled rectangular leg sections distribute wall forces, improving stand rigidity without sacrificing keyboard-instrument aesthetics.

Adjustable clamps and retainers secure a mobile device to instruments, keeping electronic music visible during marching performances.

An adjustable mount secures a mobile device to brass and woodwind instruments, keeping digital sheet music visible during marching performances.

A rotatable platform and preset stops let an effects pedal stand support customizable angles without complex locking.

Segmented base rails allow detachable hanging units to slide into precise positions, eliminating manual alignment errors during installation.

Sliding connections and flexible abdomen plate replace rigid abdominal plates to allow natural stride movement while maintaining drum mounting stability.

Intermediary adapter bridges the guitar jack cap and strap lock mechanism, securing the strap while preserving the original electrical functionality.

An offset support strut generates torque to stabilize a guitar on a musician's thigh.

A ring-like flute connector stabilizes the instrument via mechanical finger insertion.

Segmented strap design cinches ukulele waist and anchors headstock, eliminating button installation damage while ensuring stable attachment.

A torque suppressor provides three-point support to stabilize instrument orientation.

Elastic cords on a sternum plate harness distribute instrument weight across the shoulders, reducing muscle strain during extended playing.

An elevated support platform raises recorders to waist height, eliminating the need to stoop and preventing ground-level damage.

Segmenting the strap button into a large head and small neck prevents slippage while allowing movability through a threaded connector.

Rotational movement via axial pins prevents strap twisting, eliminating performance interruptions.

A modular apparatus with neck and shoulder members distributes instrument weight across the user's upper body.

An in-case stand inclines a guitar within its case using an adjustable cradle and base structure.