Gennady Miloslavsky

US Patent:

8461441, Jun 11, 2013

Filed:

Aug 4, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/198048

Inventors:

Gennady Miloslavsky - Brooklyn NY, US

International Classification:

G10D 13/02

US Classification:

84421, 84327

Abstract:

A musical instrument with a hollow body is provided that has a top and a bottom, and at least one vertical baffle forming a meandering path within the hollow body of the musical instrument between the top and bottom of the hollow body. The hollow body of the musical instrument may further include a planer baffle located within the hollow body such that a separation chamber created therewith separates the soundboard of the musical instrument from the meandering path and the planer baffle maintains the volume of the meandering path such that the at least one vertical baffle does not interfere with vibration of the soundboard.

US Patent:

8544399, Oct 1, 2013

Filed:

May 20, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/784476

Inventors:

Gennady Miloslavsky - Brooklyn NY, US

International Classification:

D05B 3/00
B32B 3/06

US Classification:

11247518, 428104

Abstract:

A method for producing a composite part is provided that includes the steps of obtaining a fibrous mat having an outer surface; stitching an ornamental feature over the outer surface of the fibrous mat; and encapsulating the fibrous mat with the ornamental feature stitched therein in a transparent matrix with the ornamental feature outwardly visible through the matrix.

US Patent:

20110179937, Jul 28, 2011

Filed:

Jan 25, 2010

Appl. No.:

12/692716

Inventors:

Gennady Miloslavsky - Brooklyn NY, US

International Classification:

G10D 3/00
G10D 3/04

US Classification:

84291, 84307

Abstract:

A stringed musical instrument is provided that includes a brace disposed within the hollow chamber of the musical instrument such that the first end of the brace is in contact with the inner side of the soundboard of the musical instrument at a point longitudinally at or above the bridge saddle toward the top end of the instrument. At the second end, the brace is in contact with an inner side of the body at a point longitudinally below the bridge saddle toward the bottom end of the musical instrument. The strings pass over the bridge saddle, through at least one hole in the bridge, and at least one of the strings attaches to the brace directly or indirectly at a point on the brace. The brace receives tension from the at least one string attached to the brace and transfers the tension from the strings to at least the contact point of the first end of the brace.