About 5,268 Trademarks found for “soun*”

Sound absorbing flooring underlayment made of polyurethane foam and polyurethane foam with attached polyethylene film, sold only through distributors and retailers who specialize in floor covering products and who do not distribute or sell at retail acoustical ceiling and wall tiles for use in the building industry

The mark consists of the large, stylized wording "SOUND SOLUTION" appearing above the smaller, stylized wording "PREMIUM ACOUSTICAL UNDERLAYMENT".

Ammunition; Ammunition for firearms

Educational and entertainment services in the nature of conducting performances, conferences, workshops, and other discussion events related to how the arts affect mental and physical health and distribution of educational materials therewith in online, multimedia and digital formats

Communication services, namely, transmission of voice, data, images, audio and video by means of wireless communication networks, and the Internet

Computer software for providing integrated communication with computerized global networks; computer software for video telephony; computer software for the transmission of voice, data and images between fixed or remote stations and devices; virtual recording studio computer software for transmission of audio and video that is synchronized with each other

Seafood, namely, fish, shellfish, crustaceans, not live

SOUND KITCHEN AND BATH

Music and sound production services, namely, composing and producing of music, sound effects and sound tracks for television commercials, radio commercials and interactive media, namely, commercials on a global computer network; Music and sound production services, namely, composing and producing of music, sound effects and sound tracks for films and interactive media, namely, CD-ROM'S and DVD's

The mark consists of the word "SOUNDINGS" in a shaded rectangle which is inside a rectangle, which is above three concentric circles. The outer circle containing the words "QUALITY SEAFOOD PRODUCTS" and the innermost circle containing a compass rose.

Organizing of travel for music students to perform, namely, organizing travel to locations of cultural or historical significance, excluding music instruction