tailpiece

This is therefore very much a tailpiece that should have its place.

Do you have an earth connection to the tailpiece or bridge?

The other end of the string is fixed to a tailpiece.

Instruments without this device have other bridge and tailpiece systems.

Install the sink tailpiece first, then the wall waste arm.

As a tailpiece to each story, the contributor offers a few lines of commentary.

The Convertible had a fixed bridge and a separate tailpiece.

The strings are secured to the tailpiece by their ball ends.

After passing over the saddles each string goes to the tailpiece.

There have also been several reports of this tailpiece failing at the hinge.

But there is an extraordinary tailpiece to the incident.

Because the tailpiece is large and heavy this sound is general of a quite low pitch.

The 15 strings run over a floating bridge to a metal tailpiece on the end of the body.

'Why did you write that tailpiece to the article, by the way?

Fine tuners may also be applied to the other strings, and are sometimes built into the tailpiece.

Drawing the bow across the tailpiece creates a very quiet resonant sound.

The strings go across the bridge halfway between the end of the fingerboard and the tailpiece.

Once the faucet is in place you can hook up the water supply riser to the tailpiece.

There is a tailpiece to the Luton case.

Instead of 1 tailpiece each string terminates at a separate block set in 2 rows.

The tailpiece anchors the strings, so it must be strong enough to withstand their combined tension.

The tailpiece and endpin are found in the lower part of the cello.

It all rang very off-key and that was the basis of my tailpiece article.'

The grip that this legend continued to have on the Greek imagination is shown by an extraordinary tailpiece.

And while he's grovelling on the ground, I shall get a chance to give him a good kick in the tailpiece."