December 2006, updates added June 2008 and June 2011
.. one more detailed diagram than in your links ..
Undersides of the right forewings from normal male, mutant male, and female crickets. The corresponding SEM micrographs show the part of the wings where noise is generated. Normal male wings have a toothy vein that is scraped to make sound. In mutant males, that vein is smaller and repositioned. Females don't have this toothed vein at all.