About 12 Trademarks found that are owned by UnIdisc Music Inc.

PRE-RECORDED AUDIOCASSETTES AND COMPACT DISCS FEATURING MUSIC

The mark consists of the words in capital letters, "SOUND OF LOS ANGELES RECORDS", in a half circle in a concave shape.

"MUSIC INC."

UNI DISC

The mark consists of the word "MIRAGE" in 3-dimensional capital letters with varying-sized horizontal lines and boxes from top to bottom in a variegated pattern and for which the initial "M" and the last "E" are 25% bigger than the 4 letters in the middle.

"SYMPHONETTE SOCIETY" or "SOUND"

The mark consists of a black circle with the wording "THE SYMPHONETTE SOCIETY" in white lettering, a yellow leaf design around the circumference separated by a yellow circle at the bottom and a blue oval at the top containing two men in red jackets playing black and white drums with a yellow tint with the word "LIVING" in white to the left of the design and the word "SOUND" in white to the right of the design; the white background is not claimed as feature of the mark.

The mark consists of a black oval with the wording "THE SYMPHONETTE SOCIETY" in white lettering, a yellow leaf design around the circumference separated by a yellow circle and a blue oval at the top containing two men in red jackets playing black and white drums with a yellow tint with the word "LIVING" in white to the left of the design and the word "SOUND" in white to the right of the design.

The mark consists of a black oval with "THE SYMPHONETTE SOCIETY" in white lettering, a gold leaf design around the circumference and a blue oval at the top containing 2 men in red jackets playing black and white drums with the white wording "LIVING" to the left of the design and "SOUND" to the right.

Sound recordings featuring music; phonographic records, audio tapes, audio cassettes, audio discs, compact discs, CD ROMS, enhanced CDs, and digital audio tapes featuring music; video tapes, DVDs, and laser discs featuring music; programmed CD-ROMs, Digital Audio Tapes (DATS), and DVDs for storage, management, manipulation, and transmission of digital sound; MP3 files, namely, music data in digital form, and digital sound carriers all featuring music