A peg box is the part of the headstock of a stringed instrument, such as a violin or guitar, where the tuning pegs are placed. It is a small, enclosed area at the end of the neck that holds the pegs used to adjust the tension of the strings. The peg box helps to secure the pegs in place and allows for the precise tuning of the strings. Its design and construction are important for maintaining the instrument's tuning stability and ease of adjustment.

What is a "peg box"?

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „peg box” po angielsku

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