A speaker assembly rigging system is provided with a first frame and a second frame that is adapted to couple to the first frame. The system includes a cam and a link. The cam is pivotally connected to the first frame about a pivot point. The cam includes at least two cam surfaces, and each of the at least two cam surfaces are offset at a different radial distance from the pivot point corresponding to a splay angle. The link has a proximal end that is pivotally connected to the second frame and a distal end having a contact surface. The link extends from the second frame in a deployed position such that the contact surface engages one of the cam surfaces.

A speaker assembly rigging system is provided with a first frame and a second frame that is adapted to couple to the first frame. The system includes a cam and a link. The cam is pivotally connected to the first frame about a pivot point. The cam includes at least two cam surfaces, and each of the at least two cam surfaces are offset at a different radial distance from the pivot point corresponding to a splay angle. The link has a proximal end that is pivotally connected to the second frame and a distal end having a contact surface. The link extends from the second frame in a deployed position such that the contact surface engages one of the cam surfaces.

A sound bar having a mounting assembly configured to pivotally secure the bar. The sound bar includes an elongated, at least partially hollow, housing. The housing has a body extending between two opposing ends. A speaker array is positioned in the body. At least one speaker is positioned in at least one end of the bar. The end speaker(s) are preferably bass speakers in fluid communication with the hollow housing. A grill is preferably positioned over at least one of the housing ends. The grill preferably has a center hub affixed to an outer rim by spokes defining open spaces in the grill to facilitate the emission of sound. A mount is attached to the sound bar to secure the bar to a structure while allowing the bar to pivot along its longitudinal axis. Preferably, the mount is secured to the center hub of the grill.

A sound bar having a mounting assembly configured to pivotally secure the bar. The sound bar includes an elongated, at least partially hollow, housing. The housing has a body extending between two opposing ends. A speaker array is positioned in the body. At least one speaker is positioned in at least one end of the bar. The end speaker(s) are preferably bass speakers in fluid communication with the hollow housing. A grill is preferably positioned over at least one of the housing ends. The grill preferably has a center hub affixed to an outer rim by spokes defining open spaces in the grill to facilitate the emission of sound. A mount is attached to the sound bar to secure the bar to a structure while allowing the bar to pivot along its longitudinal axis. Preferably, the mount is secured to the center hub of the grill.

According to the method for connecting motor wire of the present invention, wire as a first wire having folding part is connected to lead as a first lead or a second wire, each having connecting part, with connection terminal having crimping part. After folding part is folded one or more times, folding part and connecting part are crimped at crimping part.

An oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector is provided with a base member and a pair of leg parts integrally formed by employing a flexible sheet material. The pair of leg parts is bent at the same angle and in the same direction with respect to the base member. This oscillation-preventing member is mounted on a cartridge body, sandwiching a cartridge case from both outer sides with the pair of leg parts to prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector by bringing the base member into contact with part of the stylus-tip protector. This structure allows to provide an oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector, being attached/detached easily, manufactured at low costs, and configured to reliably prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector according to an impact.

An oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector is provided with a base member and a pair of leg parts integrally formed by employing a flexible sheet material. The pair of leg parts is bent at the same angle and in the same direction with respect to the base member. This oscillation-preventing member is mounted on a cartridge body, sandwiching a cartridge case from both outer sides with the pair of leg parts to prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector by bringing the base member into contact with part of the stylus-tip protector. This structure allows to provide an oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector, being attached/detached easily, manufactured at low costs, and configured to reliably prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector according to an impact.

An oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector is provided with a base member and a pair of leg parts integrally formed by employing a flexible sheet material. The pair of leg parts is bent at the same angle and in the same direction with respect to the base member. This oscillation-preventing member is mounted on a cartridge body, sandwiching a cartridge case from both outer sides with the pair of leg parts to prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector by bringing the base member into contact with part of the stylus-tip protector. This structure allows to provide an oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector, being attached/detached easily, manufactured at low costs, and configured to reliably prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector according to an impact.

An oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector is provided with a base member and a pair of leg parts integrally formed by employing a flexible sheet material. The pair of leg parts is bent at the same angle and in the same direction with respect to the base member. This oscillation-preventing member is mounted on a cartridge body, sandwiching a cartridge case from both outer sides with the pair of leg parts to prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector by bringing the base member into contact with part of the stylus-tip protector. This structure allows to provide an oscillation-preventing member for a stylus-tip protector, being attached/detached easily, manufactured at low costs, and configured to reliably prevent oscillation of a stylus-tip protector according to an impact.

A wireless portable audio speaker having a configurable reversibly attachable strap is disclosed. The strap is configured to be attached to multiple channels on the speaker housing via a rod to easily and quickly facilitate different strap configuration that can enhance the user experience and provide additional versatility to the speaker.