REED AFFIXING DEVICE FOR WIND INSTRUMENTS

摘要

Disclosed herein is a reed affixing device for a wind instrument. The device includes a puller means disposed on an upper portion of the mouthpiece in a longitudinal direction thereof and having a puller, with hollow portions formed in the puller in the longitudinal direction of the mouthpiece. A string-shaped cord passes through the hollow portions in the form of a unidirectional spiral from a side of the puller to wind around the reed and the mouthpiece at several times, and is secured to first and last hollow portions formed, respectively, in both ends of the puller. An affixing means is fastened to a side of the puller means to secure the reed to the mouthpiece. A pair of sound adjusting members is provided on opposite sides of the reed to be in close contact with the cord that is wound several times, thus adjusting a tone of sound.

主权项

1. A reed affixing device for a wind instrument intended to secure a reed to a lower portion of a mouthpiece provided on the wind instrument, the reed affixing device comprising:
puller means disposed on an upper portion of the mouthpiece in a longitudinal direction thereof, and including a puller having a plurality of hollow portions formed in the longitudinal direction of the mouthpiece; a string-shaped cord passing through the plurality of hollow portions in the form of a unidirectional spiral from a side of the puller to wind around the reed and the mouthpiece at several times, the cord being secured to first and last hollow portions formed, respectively, in both ends of the puller; affixing means fastened to a side of the puller means to secure the reed to the mouthpiece; and a pair of sound adjusting members provided on opposite sides of the reed in such a way as to be in close contact with the cord that is wound several times, and adjusting an interval to the reed, thus adjusting a tone of sound, wherein each of the sound adjusting members has a rectangular shape, and comprises on a first side thereof a plurality of through holes to come into close contact with the cord wound several times, the through holes having the same shape, the same surface area, and the same distance to a second side of the sound adjusting member.