- few
turns when
changing a
string to keep
pin height even.
Tuning pins may be
known as
wrest pins or
zither pins,
regardless of the
instrument on
which they...
-
around a
tuning pin (also
known as a
wrest pin) at the end
nearest the player. When
rotated with a
wrench or
tuning hammer, the
tuning pin adjusts the tension...
-
remaining strings,
which were
tightened and
loosened with
metal harp
wrest-
pins and a
tuning key or wrench, were
usually bowed with a
horsehair and wood...
- of Australia". 1930. "Tom
Lurich wins
empire wrestling championship;
wrester pins -
Wazee Digital". Hewitt, Mark S. (May 2005).
Catch Wrestling. Paladin...
- and
featured the
entire SMW
roster attacking Jim Cornette, who was then
pinned by
referee Mark Curtis.
Several SMW
wrestlers would soon
obtain work in...
-
strings are
communicated to the soundboard. The
arrangement of pegs and
wrest-
pins is much the same as on the piano.
Difficulties arise whenever a composer...
-
tuning pins: they are
inserted all the way
through their supporting wrest plank. Thus, the
tuning hammer is used on the top side of the
wrest plank, but...
- pay-per-view in a six-man tag team match,
which the Kru won
after Killings pinned Hernandez. In
order to even the odds, the Kru
gained Ken
Shamrock as an...
-
conspirators were executed. The
apparent aim of the coup d'état
attempt was to
wrest political control of
Germany and its
armed forces from the ****
Party (including...
-
Province and Hida Province. In 1586
Toyotomi Hideyoshi conquered Kyūshū,
wresting control from the
Shimazu clan.
Toyotomi Hidenaga, half-brother to Hideyoshi...