Sentence examples for a tuning pin from inspiring English sources

A tuning pin hangs like an amulet from what might be considered her neck.

The end of the string which is closest to the keyboard is connected to a tuning pin and is damped by a yarn winding which stops string vibration after key release.

In the tension bridge, one end of the string is fastened to a tuning peg or wrest pin and the other to the bridge itself, which is glued to the soundboard (as in the guitar and the lute).

In the pressure bridge, the string is fastened at one end to a tuning peg or a wrest pin and at the other to a pin or a tailpiece; it passes over the bridge (or bridges), which may be glued to the soundboard (as in the piano) or held in position solely by the pressure of the strings (as in the violin).

Each A/D value was used to increment a direct digital synthesis sine wave and 3 sine waves of varrying frequency were summed and output to the tuning pin of a voltage controlled oscillator (MAX2606) within the commercial FM band (88-108MHz).

Parts: A, tangent; B, string; C, center pickup; D, bridge pickup; E, tailpiece; F, key; G, tuning pin; H, yarn winding; I, mute bar slider and mechanism; and J, anvil.

Another work joins an axe with the tuning pins and scroll of a violin, thus fusing one of the brute tools of civilization with one of its most refined.

Mr. Callahan must still use his ears to listen to the pitch and a tuning hammer to manipulate the tuning pins.

The eighteen posterior tuning pins are of brass with square heads to accommodate a tuning hammer.

The right, or treble, end contains the soundboard, the bridge, and the wrest, or tuning, pins.

The left (chromatic) neck and the right (diatonic) were made the same length; the location for the six metal tuning pins was carved into each.