Laser emitting visual display for a music system

Claim 1

A new and improved laser emitting visual device for a music system comprising, in combination: a rectangular housing including a horizontal planar top and bottom wall and a periphery formed therebetween consisting of a front wall, rear wall and pair of side walls thereby defining a a hollow interior, the housing further including a tinted transparent window integrated within the front wall; a hollow tubular laser mount centrally coupled between the interior faces of the opposed side walls comprising a plurality of diametrically opposed apertures, the apertures forming a plurality of angles less than 60 degrees with respect to the horizontal; a plurality of multi-color cylindrical lasers infixed within the apertures and comprising a laser emitting end and power receiving end with the laser emitting end facing in the general direction of the transparent window, the lasers adapted to emit a specific colored high intensity light beam when actuated via the power receiving end; a control module situated in the rear of the housing coupled to an alternating current source, output of a music system, and each of the power receiving ends of the lasers; the control module comprising a plurality of switches coupled between the current source and each power receiving end of the lasers, each switch having an open orientation for withholding current from the particular laser and a closed orientation for allowing current to flow thereto; and control circuitry adapted to actuate different switches depending on the frequency and volume of a signal received via the output of the music system; a plurality of mirrors lining the interior surfaces of the top and bottom walls and periphery of the housing adapted to enhance the visual effect of the lasers; and an actuator switch positioned on the front face of the housing and coupled to the control module, the actuator switch having an open orientation for withholding current from the control module and closed orientation for allowing current to flow thereto thereby actuating the laser emitting visual device hence activating different lasers upon receipt of various signals from the output of the music system hence creating a coincident audio and visual effect.