Sound generating amusement device

• US 20020103650A1
• Filed: 01/08/2002
• Published: 08/01/2002
• Est. Priority Date: 01/08/2001
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Ronald L. Lewis Jr
• Original Assignee: Ronald L. Lewis Jr
• Inventors: Lewis, Ronald L. Jr.
• Application Number:
  US10/041,690
• Publication Number:
  US 20020103650A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 704/272
• CPC Class Codes: A63H 5/00 Musical or noise- producing devices for additional toy effects other than acoustical musical tops A63H1/28; sound-producing dolls A63H3/28; musical toy vehicles A63H17/268; acoustical vehicle-signalling devices A63H17/32; whistling toy locomotive arrangements A63H19/14; music, sound or noise production in general G10

Abstract

An amusement device includes an alcoholic container shaped housing; a sound synthesizer in the housing; a speaker in the housing and operably coupled with the sound synthesizer; a power supply in the housing operably coupled at least with the sound synthesizer; and a motion responsive switch in the housing operably coupled to the synthesizer for activation of the synthesizer when the device is moved. The device may be supplied with a prerecorded message or may be provided with a microphone, a recordable digital memory and a control circuit that permits the recordation of a message by the user, or both. A set of removably adherable novelty labels may be provided.

Claims

1. An amusement device comprising:

an alcoholic beverage container shaped housing;

a sound synthesizer in the housing;

a speaker in the housing and operably coupled with the sound synthesizer;

a power supply in the housing operably coupled at least with the sound synthesizer; and

a motion responsive switch in the housing operably coupled to the synthesizer activation of the synthesizer.

2. The amusement device of claim 1 further comprising a microphone in the housing operably coupled with the synthesizer.

3. The amusement device of claim 1 wherein the synthesizer includes a random access memory configured to store, in electric form, an audible message transmitted through the microphone to the synthesizer.

4. The amusement device of claim 1 wherein a label is removably adhered over part of the housing.