Music Man Trademark Details

This mark is dead with a status of Abandoned - No Statement of Use Filed. The last case file activity for this mark occured 25 years ago on Thursday, October 29, 1998, according to the United State Patent & Trademark Office

Word Mark	Music Man
Status	Dead 606 — Abandoned - No Statement of Use Filed

Current Owner

Terk Technologies Corporation of Commack, NY

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Serial Number	75077337
Status Date	Thursday, October 29, 1998
Filing Date	Thursday, October 29, 1998
Attorney	Mark J Speciner

Correspondent

MARK J SPECINER
LIDDY SULLIVAN GALWAY & BEGLER PC
41 MADISON AVE
NEW YORK NY 10010

Case File Statements

Disclaimer with Predetermined Text	"Music"
Goods & Services	video recorders, televisions, laser disc players and laser karaoke, video rewinders, camcorders, video accessories, namely, head cleaning tapes for video cassette recorders, storage cases, rewinders; wireless remote extender, namely, a device which extends the operating range of remote control units without the use of wires; video stabilizer; power wave antenna; video RF switcher; wireless video sender system, namely, a device which emits a video signal, such as from a video cassette recorder, laser disc player or camcorder to a video receiver without the use of wires; video command center, namely, remote control devices which control video appliances by infrared or radio frequencies; audio/video selector; home video mini-editor; caption decoder; audio/video switcher; sound effects mixer; video movie character generator, namely, a device used to generate graphics on screen in a video movie; color processor, namely, a device used to adjust and correct the color balance of a video source; mini-editor; video editor; video equalizer; special effects editor and sound mixer; video titlemaker; video editmaker; compact and mini audio system, namely, CD players/changers, receivers, cassette decks and audio speakers for home and professional use; CD players/changers; cassette decks; audio speakers for home and professional use; turntables; tuners; switching boxes, namely, a device used to connect several audio/video sources or speakers to a single input; surround sound processors, namely, a device which decodes surround sound signals embedded in video sources and directs them to their appropriate channels on playback; mixers; AM/FM antennas; universal remotes; headphones; head cleaning discs for use on compact disc machines; portable CD players; portable radios; shortwave radios; radios incorporating clocks; table radios; microphones, amplifiers, pre-amplifiers, enhancer and sound mixers; sound mixers, equalizers, and other related equipment, all not for use with musical instruments and parts therefor

"Music"

video recorders, televisions, laser disc players and laser karaoke, video rewinders, camcorders, video accessories, namely, head cleaning tapes for video cassette recorders, storage cases, rewinders; wireless remote extender, namely, a device which extends the operating range of remote control units without the use of wires; video stabilizer; power wave antenna; video RF switcher; wireless video sender system, namely, a device which emits a video signal, such as from a video cassette recorder, laser disc player or camcorder to a video receiver without the use of wires; video command center, namely, remote control devices which control video appliances by infrared or radio frequencies; audio/video selector; home video mini-editor; caption decoder; audio/video switcher; sound effects mixer; video movie character generator, namely, a device used to generate graphics on screen in a video movie; color processor, namely, a device used to adjust and correct the color balance of a video source; mini-editor; video editor; video equalizer; special effects editor and sound mixer; video titlemaker; video editmaker; compact and mini audio system, namely, CD players/changers, receivers, cassette decks and audio speakers for home and professional use; CD players/changers; cassette decks; audio speakers for home and professional use; turntables; tuners; switching boxes, namely, a device used to connect several audio/video sources or speakers to a single input; surround sound processors, namely, a device which decodes surround sound signals embedded in video sources and directs them to their appropriate channels on playback; mixers; AM/FM antennas; universal remotes; headphones; head cleaning discs for use on compact disc machines; portable CD players; portable radios; shortwave radios; radios incorporating clocks; table radios; microphones, amplifiers, pre-amplifiers, enhancer and sound mixers; sound mixers, equalizers, and other related equipment, all not for use with musical instruments and parts therefor

Classifications

International Class Codes	009 — Class 9 consists mostly of instruments used for controlling vehicles (such as ships), scientific research, and all computer programs and software regardless of the recording media such as CD-ROMs, hard drives, downloads, etc.
U.S. Class Codes	021, 023, 026, 036, 038
Status	8 — Abandoned
Status Date	Wednesday, August 4, 1999
Primary Code	009

Trademark Timeline

Mar 22 1996

Trademark application filed with USPTO
Apr 19 1996

Correspondence Received In Law Office
Sep 13 1996

Assigned To Examiner
Sep 18 1996

Non-Final Action Mailed
Mar 21 1997

Correspondence Received In Law Office
Aug 01 1997

Assigned To Examiner
Aug 04 1997

Non-Final Action Mailed
Nov 03 1997

Correspondence Received In Law Office
Nov 24 1997

Approved For Pub - Principal Register
Jan 03 1998

Notice of Publication
Feb 03 1998

Published For Opposition
Apr 28 1998

Noa Mailed - Sou Required From Applicant
Jan 07 1999

Abandonment - No Use Statement Filed