Samuel Brian Everett

US Patent:

6690804, Feb 10, 2004

Filed:

Jun 12, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/878241

Inventors:

Samuel Steven Everett - Collinsville MS

Assignee:

Peavey Electronics Corporation - Meridian MS

International Classification:

H04R 102

US Classification:

381 91, 381122, 381172, 381119, 362 86

Abstract:

A lighting apparatus for use with a microphone and a sound mixing system wherein each microphone has an associated channel located in the sound mixing system. Each microphone has a lighting means that assigns a particular color to that particular microphone and each channel has the same color associated with it as the color identifying the microphone. The color coding of the microphone and the channel allow for both to be visually identified. The apparatus has an audio connector for connecting the lighting apparatus to the microphone; a light source connected to the audio connector; a holder means for holding the light source; a power conductor for providing a pathway for power to the apparatus; and a strain relief connector for preventing the power conductor from being strained when the microphone is in use. The apparatus allows the microphone to be identified visually by the color it emits.

US Patent:

61012610, Aug 8, 2000

Filed:

Jun 17, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/098438

Inventors:

James W. Brown - Meridian MS
Samuel Steven Everett - Meridian MS

Assignee:

Peavey Electronics Corporation - Meridian MS

International Classification:

H04R 2500

US Classification:

381386

Abstract:

An enclosure has one or more loud speakers therein adjacent the front of the enclosure; and the back of the enclosure defines an opening. A pair of tilt members are mounted on inner surfaces of the enclosure at opposite sides thereof for sliding and rotating movement with respect to the enclosure. The tilt members each include an elongated straight portion and an offset portion at one end of the straight portion. The tilt members are stored completely within the enclosure and may be adjusted to extend through and rearwardly of the opening at the rear of the enclosure to engage a support surface. A locking member locks each tilt member in adjusted position. Electronic means for operating the loud speakers may be disposed within the enclosure at the top thereof.