metal frame or stud for holding the strings on the guitar body.
The tubular part of a lavatory drain that runs from the drain flange to the trap.
part on the body that hold the strings. Sometimes part of the bridge.
On electric guitars and some hollowbody "jazz-style" acoustic guitars, this is the end of the line for strings on the body. A tailpiece can be a beefy piece of metal bolted to the body or a thin, lightweight piece that looks like a trapeze. In many modern guitars, the tailpiece is part of the bridge and may include a tremolo for bending notes.
Section of pipe that runs between a fixture outlet and the trap
On instruments without bridge pins the strings are commonly anchored to a tailpiece. This normally mounts to the end block and pulls the strings down towards the top after passing across the bridge.
The piece on a semiacoustic guitar or any instrument of the violin family through which the strings are threaded and held in place at the lower end of the instrument. Talkback: See Cue.
That part of a fixture drain that bridges the gap between the drain outlet and the trap. Home Improvement Encyclopedia
The tailpiece, found on many musical instruments of the string instrument family, anchors the tail end of the strings, the end opposite the scroll or headstock.