- An
agraffe is a part used prin****lly on
grand pianos. The
agraffe is a
guide at the tuning-pin end of the string, ****ed into the plate, with holes...
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flange **** Drop ****
Hammer shank Repetition lever Hammer Back
check Damper lever Damper tray
Spoon Damper String Plate Agraffe Tuning pin Pin block...
- piano, and also
manufactured pianos with
aliquot stringing and
bridge agraffes, as well as
Cecilian "all-inside"
player pianos and Welte-Mignon-Licensee...
- New
South Wales, Australia,
makes a
piano in
which there are
bridge agraffes.
Agraffes are a kind of s****y
metal clip that hold the
strings in place. They...
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three for each note in the tenor. The use of a Capo d’Astro bar
instead of
agraffes in the
uppermost treble allowed the
hammers to
strike the
strings in their...
- show the
differently colored lining.[verification needed]
Eventually an
agraffe (clasp) or
button was
attached to this dog-ear sleeve-end to pin it to...
-
vibrating length of the
string that is
close to the
hammers is
either an
agraffe or the capo d'astro bar;
these devices pull the
string in the direction...
-
LUCEM uses
perforated mounting with
visible ****s,
undercut anchors with
agraffes or façade anchors.
Translucent concrete has been
first mentioned in a 1935...
-
Charles Keidel. In 1866, Wm
Knabe & Co.
introduced their agraffe treble, a
piano whose agraffe was
threaded into a
heavier piece of br****
instead of directly...
-
attractive veneer. The capo d'astro bar
displaced agraffes in the
upper treble sections.
While agraffes continue to be used in the b****,
tenor and lower...
