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• The neck is wide and hollow, with a straight pegbox.
• These become three double courses by the time they reach the pegbox.
• The metal tuning machines are attached to the sides of the pegbox with metal screws.
• At the scroll end, the strings wind around the tuning pegs in the pegbox.
• The back, neck and pegbox were probably usually carved from one piece of timber.
• The smaller upper bridge between the pegbox and the neck is traditionally made of bone.
• The strings are wound around four tuning pegs that are mounted sideways through holes in the pegbox.
• Of its seven strings, or " thag ", only six continue to the pegbox.
• Its pear-shaped body, elliptical pegbox and neck are fashioned from a single piece of wood.
• An important distinction between the double bass and other members of the violin family is the construction of the pegbox.
• Heavier plain-gut strings at a suitable tension are inconvenient to play and difficult to fit into the pegbox.
• The sickle, or occasional gentle arc pegbox, made an angle with the neck of between 30-90 degrees.
• Under the lute head is a pegbox ( & _ 鴰?{ ) with tuning pegs ( 4th ) that hold the strings.
• A string may be flattened by pulling it above the fingerboard, or sharpened by pressing the part of the string in the pegbox.
• Some old violins ( and some made to appear old ) have a grafted scroll, or a seam between the pegbox and neck itself.
• The body of the instrument was very similar to the modern violin, but the neck was very wide, and the pegbox was crude.
• Some old violins ( and some made to appear old ) have a grafted scroll, evidenced by a glue joint between the pegbox and neck.
• A string may be tuned down by pulling it above the fingerboard, or tuned up by pressing the part of the string in the pegbox.
• A string called a guidon is tied around the playing string below the bridge and runs up to the pegbox where it is wrapped around a peg.
• Violins are tuned by turning the pegs in the pegbox under the scroll, or by turning the " fine tuner " screws at the tailpiece.