| 摘要 |
A musical instrument stand such as a hi-hat stand is basically constructed by a pair of cymbals, a stand member, a foldable tripod containing three legs, a pedal frame, an operation rod, a return spring, a transmission member, a pedal, a heel and an interconnection member. Normally, the return spring applies resilience to the operation rod, a lower end of which is being pressed upwardly together with a front end of the pedal by means of the transmission member. In addition, the interconnection member is formed in a U-shape, in which a bent portion is fixed to the heel of the pedal while ends are detachably attached to feet of the pedal frame. For storage and transportation of the musical instrument stand, the ends of the interconnection member being elastically deformed are disconnected from the feet of the pedal frame. Herein, straight portions of the interconnection member are held by holders, which are U-shape channels projecting downwardly from a back surface of the pedal. In addition, the pedal is lifted upwardly and is hooked on the stand member such that a pedal holding member, which is a hexagon head bolt being attached to the stand member, is engaged with a hole at a back-end portion of the pedal. This prevents the pedal and interconnection member from rotating and moving around when the musical instrument stand is transported. Thus, it is possible to improve transportability and portability of the musical instrument stand.
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