What does pinblock mean?
Pinblock means (music, piano) A block of wood (usually hardwood, such as maple or beech) used in pianos, harpsichords, or clavichords to hold the tuning pins in place.
Definition & Meaning
Pronunciation /ˈpɪnˌblɒk/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Pinblock is a noun meaning (music, piano) A block of wood (usually hardwood, such as maple or beech) used in pianos, harpsichords, or clavichords to hold the tuning pins in place.
(music, piano) A block of wood (usually hardwood, such as maple or beech) used in pianos, harpsichords, or clavichords to hold the tuning pins in place.
Depending on context, synonyms include wrest plank, wrestplank, tuning block.
Pinblock means (music, piano) A block of wood (usually hardwood, such as maple or beech) used in pianos, harpsichords, or clavichords to hold the tuning pins in place.
Common synonyms include wrest plank, wrestplank, tuning block.
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