- 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...
- cost to the U.S.
Ninth Army, but they
failed to
cross the Rur
river or
wrest control of its dams from the Germans. The
battle was so
costly that it has...
- pay-per-view in a six-man tag team match,
which the Kru won
after Ron
Killings pinned Hernandez. In
order to even the odds, the Kru
gained Ken
Shamrock as an...
-
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...
-
twelve minutes and twenty-one seconds.
Young won the
contest with a roll-up
pin while Storm was
accidentally distracted by the referee. TNA held the first-ever...
