IP Library › Granted Patent US 10,304,429
Granted Patent B1
US 10,304,429 · App. 15/408,707 · Granted May 28, 2019

Magnetic mount device

Inventors: Jeffrey S. Broadbelt (Malvern, PA); Kenneth Miller, Jr. (Spring City, PA)
Assignee: One Beat Better, LLC
G10G7/00F16M13/02G10D13/026F16B2001/0035
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Patent No.
US 10,304,429
App. No.
15/408,707
Granted
May 28, 2019
Kind
B1
Abstract

A mount device including: (a) a base portion comprised of a first material, the base portion having an exposed portion; (b) a magnetically attractable layer on the exposed portion of the base portion; and (c) a plurality of magnetic structures arranged about the magnetically attractable layer.

Claims (27)

1. A percussion mount device comprised of:

a base portion comprised of a first material, the base portion having an outer exposed portion, the outer exposed portion of the base portion having a magnetically attractable layer;

a plurality of magnetic structures arranged upon the magnetically attractable layer; and

threaded attachment devices within openings through the plurality of magnetic structures, through the magnetically attractable layer, and into the base portion, wherein the percussion mount device permits the secure mounting of a percussion instrument or accessory during use.

2. The percussion mount device of claim 1 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures directly contact an outer exposed portion of the magnetically attractable layer.

3. The percussion mount device of claim 1 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures are equally spaced about a periphery of the base portion.

4. The percussion mount device of claim 1 wherein the base portion and the magnetically attractable layer have the same shape, and each of the base portion and the magnetically attractable layer have a rectangular shape or an oval shape.

5. The percussion mount device of claim 4 wherein when the percussion mount device is brought into proximity of a magnetically attractable structure on a lower side of an object to be mounted to the percussion mount device, a magnetic attraction is formed between the magnetically attractable structure and the percussion mount device such that a pull force is increased by the use of the percussion mount device magnetically attractable layer.

6. The percussion mount device of claim 1 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures extend above a surface plane of the magnetically attractable layer.

7. The percussion mount device of claim 1 further comprising a protective layer over each exposed surface of the plurality of magnetic structures.

8. The percussion mount device of claim 1 wherein each of the plurality of magnetic structures has an exposed surface lying in a common plane.

9. The percussion mount device of claim 1 further comprising a flexible layer placed over the magnetically attractable layer and around each of the plurality of magnetic structures.

10. The percussion mount device of claim 9 wherein respective exposed surfaces of the plurality of magnetic structures are recessed below the flexible layer.

11. A percussion mount device comprised of:

a base portion comprised of a first material, the base portion having an outer exposed portion, the outer exposed portion of the base portion having a magnetically attractable layer; and

a plurality of magnetic structures arranged upon the magnetically attractable layer about a periphery of the magnetically attractable layer, wherein the arrangement of the magnetic structures creates a moment arm, wherein the percussion mount device permits the secure mounting of a percussion instrument or accessory during use.

12. The percussion mount device of claim 11 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures directly contact an outer exposed portion of the magnetically attractable layer.

13. The percussion mount device of claim 11 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures are equally spaced about a periphery of the base portion.

14. The percussion mount device of claim 11 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures extend above a surface plane of the magnetically attractable layer.

15. The percussion mount device of claim 11 wherein each of the plurality of magnetic structures has an exposed surface lying in a common plane.

16. A percussion mount device comprised of:

a base portion comprised of a first material, the base portion having an outer exposed portion, the outer exposed portion of the base portion having a magnetically attractable layer; and

a plurality of magnetic structures arranged upon the magnetically attractable layer in a rectangular, non-square, pattern, or an oval pattern, wherein the percussion mount device permits the secure mounting of a percussion instrument or accessory during use.

17. The percussion mount device of claim 16 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures directly contact an outer exposed portion of the magnetically attractable layer.

18. The percussion mount device of claim 16 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures are equally spaced about a periphery of the base portion.

19. The percussion mount device of claim 16 wherein the plurality of magnetic structures extend above a surface plane of the magnetically attractable layer.

20. The percussion mount device of claim 16 wherein each of the plurality of magnetic structures has an exposed surface lying in a common plane.

Assignments (2)
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Feb 27, 2017
From: BROADBELT, JEFFREY S, MR.; M, KENNETH, JR., MR.; KENDOO LLC
To: ONE BEAT BETTER, LLC
Reel/Frame 041386/0004 →
ASSIGNMENT OF ASSIGNOR'S INTEREST Recorded Jan 18, 2017
From: BROADBELT, JEFFREY S., MR.; MILLER, KENNETH, MR; KENDOO LLC
To: ONE BEAT BETTER, LLC
Reel/Frame 041007/0876 →
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