- A
headstock or
peghead is part of a
guitar or
similar stringed instruments such as a lute, mandolin, banjo,
ukulele and
others of the lute lineage. The...
- Look up
headstock or
peghead in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Headstock is a part of
guitar or
similar stringed instrument.
Headstock may also refer...
- repeatability. The
headstock (H1)
houses the main
spindle (H4),
speed change mechanism (H2, H3), and
change gears (H10). The
headstock is
required to be...
-
headstock, to the left of the
headstock, or
beneath the
headstock,
concealed in the stand. In
addition to the
spindle and its bearings, the
headstock...
- A
headstock of a rail
vehicle is a
transverse structural member located at the
extreme end of the vehicle's underframe. The
headstock supports the coupling...
- body with ****s (often
referred to as "bolts") and has a
distinctive headstock with six
tuning pegs
mounted inline along a
single side; the fingerboard...
- "3+3", in
which each side of the
headstock has
three tuners (such as on
Gibson Les Pauls). In this layout, the
headstocks are
commonly symmetrical. Many...
-
Rickenbacker guitars,
including a three-ply maple/walnut neck, a
shallow headstock angle, and a
thick rosewood fretboard finished with
clear conversion varnish...
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version of the DK2 DK2M: A DK2 with a
maple fingerboard and
unpainted maple headstock. This uses two
humbuckers (authentic
Seymour Duncan). DK2S: A DK2 with...
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would later be
known as an Explorer, but with no
controls and a V-shaped
headstock.
Gibson produced a very
small first commercial batch of only 19 Explorers...
