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Guitar Modulator Stand
US 11,862,133, assigned to Phillip David Garrison, Richard Good and David Kemp, covers devices or stands for securing guitar modulators, and is available for sale through IPApproach.
- US Patents
- 1 granted
- Assignee
- Phillip David Garrison, Richard Good and David Kemp
- Availability
- For Sale
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Technology Highlights
- The invention device is more robust system and secure pedals like no other pedal boards.
- The invention help the guitarist to lay the modulators in a familiar pattern so they do not get confused and press the wrong modulator.
- The invention allows for quick and secure connection/disconnection of modulators due to the ease of sliding a grommet into a slot and then pressing a peg into the grommet through the hole in the face.
- The invention allows easy customization of the locations of the modulators on the stand due to the ease of moving the grommets in the slots.
- The invention device provides a spacer between the face and the bracket. The spacer is arranged to provide a gap between the bracket and the bottom of the face for creating a slot through which a grommet slides.
- The invention device have brackets of metal, plastic, wood, or other durable materials.
- The invention provides a base with a lifting mechanism having a foot, scissoring arms and an adjustment screw to adjust an angle and height of a portion of the face.
- The invention device uses grommet and peg instead of velcro, zipties, or a side clamp that holds the pedals which comes up and around the top part of the pedal, essentially holding them more securely.
- The invention provides a base for supporting the brackets and any other objects attached to the face and brackets.
Overview
The technology disclosed provides the following advantages:
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Listing updated August 21, 2026
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