Head supported portable radio assembly

Abstract

Abstract A head supported portable radio assembly that eliminates the inconvenience of having earphone cables extend from the ears to a distantly housed radio or cassette player. It comprises an expandable rubber tubular headband that is worn around the head in combination with a self-contained miniature personal AM/FM stereo radio or mini cassette player. The headband and radio or cassette player can be worn as an attachment to the temples of all types of glasses and sunglasses or it can be worn as a headband that wraps completely around the head therefore does not require attachment to glasses. The tubular headband is designed to keep the wearer's glasses and the attached radio or cassette player from slipping from the head during physical activity. The tubular headband also serves as a conduit for transporting the earphone cables and earphones from the radio or cassette player to the wearer's ears. Earphone cables and jacks extend out of the radio in each direction, through the tube, then exit from each end of the tube where they extend down to the ears. By pulling each end of the tube up along the temple the wearer can quickly adjust the size of the headband and thereby the fit or snugness of the glasses to the head.

Inventors

• 👤 Michael J. Ciccone

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