0 a short wooden or metal stick with a flat, rounded end that is turned to make the strings on a musical instrument tighter or looser
The instrument is tuned by means of a large tuning peg to fit the range of the singer's voice.
He designed a specialized type of banjo tuning peg that facilitates changing quickly from one open tuning to another, while playing.
A tuning peg is found at the upper part of the body, while at the other end of body, there are wooden pins for attaching the strings.
Without the proper amount of friction to hold the peg in place, a tuning peg will tend to slip, making a tuning setting virtually impossible to maintain.
Wooden tuning pegs are inserted through the back of a flat pegboard.
Its tuning pegs are like those of the violin, inserted from the side, compared to those of the "haegeum", which are inserted from the front.
For example, the neck is called neck, the tuning pegs are called, or ear s.
Below the scroll is a hollowed-out compartment (the pegbox) through which the tuning pegs pass.
