Definition of tuning pin in US English:

tuning pin

nounˈt(y)o͞oniNG ˌpinˈt(y)o͞oniNG ˌpin

A pin to which the strings of a piano or harpsichord are attached.
Example sentencesExamples
- Be careful with the string winding on the tuning pin, and don't let it dig down into the pin block.
- The number of tuning pins in a piano averages around 230 or so and they all get turned during a normal tuning.
- By setting the tuning pins back at a 15 degree angle, it is much easier to wind the wire onto the pin.
- The position of the tuning pins in the pinblock and the wires over the bridge pins is quite sensitive.
- In the past we often felt that the tighter the tuning pins the better the pinblock will hold.
- Try to get a straight line from the tuning pin to the bridge pin, especially in the bass wires.
- Turn the tuning pin clockwise, raising the pitch of the string, until it is at the proper pitch.
- The tuning pins are not mounted in the metal harp as it appears when you look at the inside of the piano.
- A tenon is the channel on your tuning pin which is intended to be filled with some sealing material.
- The strings are attached to the frame at the bottom and to the tuning pins at the top.

Definition of tuning pin in US English:

tuning pin

nounˈt(y)o͞oniNG ˌpin

A pin to which the strings of a piano or harpsichord are attached.
Example sentencesExamples
- The tuning pins are not mounted in the metal harp as it appears when you look at the inside of the piano.
- The position of the tuning pins in the pinblock and the wires over the bridge pins is quite sensitive.
- By setting the tuning pins back at a 15 degree angle, it is much easier to wind the wire onto the pin.
- The strings are attached to the frame at the bottom and to the tuning pins at the top.
- In the past we often felt that the tighter the tuning pins the better the pinblock will hold.
- Try to get a straight line from the tuning pin to the bridge pin, especially in the bass wires.
- The number of tuning pins in a piano averages around 230 or so and they all get turned during a normal tuning.
- Be careful with the string winding on the tuning pin, and don't let it dig down into the pin block.
- A tenon is the channel on your tuning pin which is intended to be filled with some sealing material.
- Turn the tuning pin clockwise, raising the pitch of the string, until it is at the proper pitch.

词汇	tuning pin
释义	Definition of tuning pin in US English: tuning pin nounˈt(y)o͞oniNG ˌpinˈt(y)o͞oniNG ˌpin A pin to which the strings of a piano or harpsichord are attached. Example sentencesExamples Be careful with the string winding on the tuning pin, and don't let it dig down into the pin block. The number of tuning pins in a piano averages around 230 or so and they all get turned during a normal tuning. By setting the tuning pins back at a 15 degree angle, it is much easier to wind the wire onto the pin. The position of the tuning pins in the pinblock and the wires over the bridge pins is quite sensitive. In the past we often felt that the tighter the tuning pins the better the pinblock will hold. Try to get a straight line from the tuning pin to the bridge pin, especially in the bass wires. Turn the tuning pin clockwise, raising the pitch of the string, until it is at the proper pitch. The tuning pins are not mounted in the metal harp as it appears when you look at the inside of the piano. A tenon is the channel on your tuning pin which is intended to be filled with some sealing material. The strings are attached to the frame at the bottom and to the tuning pins at the top. Definition of tuning pin in US English: tuning pin nounˈt(y)o͞oniNG ˌpin A pin to which the strings of a piano or harpsichord are attached. Example sentencesExamples The tuning pins are not mounted in the metal harp as it appears when you look at the inside of the piano. The position of the tuning pins in the pinblock and the wires over the bridge pins is quite sensitive. By setting the tuning pins back at a 15 degree angle, it is much easier to wind the wire onto the pin. The strings are attached to the frame at the bottom and to the tuning pins at the top. In the past we often felt that the tighter the tuning pins the better the pinblock will hold. Try to get a straight line from the tuning pin to the bridge pin, especially in the bass wires. The number of tuning pins in a piano averages around 230 or so and they all get turned during a normal tuning. Be careful with the string winding on the tuning pin, and don't let it dig down into the pin block. A tenon is the channel on your tuning pin which is intended to be filled with some sealing material. Turn the tuning pin clockwise, raising the pitch of the string, until it is at the proper pitch.
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