In a message dated 9/22/99 9:48:31 AM Pacific Daylight Time, caccola@net1plus.com writes: << Stacy, This is original, and it's a better scheme than what Sohmer used in their bridges with agraffes. H&D's have agraffes with the holes at an angle, and they are installed alternating the orientation for each neighboring unison. As a result, the net twisting forces exerted onto the bridge and soundboard are cancelled out. Sohmers, on the other hand, like to pull their bridges right off. Clark >> I have an H & D upright in my shop that I would love to fix up sometime-if I could ever afford myself and find the time. It has aggraffes on the bridges. Dave Peake, RPT Portland Chapter Oregon City, OR
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