gordon stelter wrote: > Whether the string is primarily vibrating the bridge > top for and aft rapidly, as I believe, or waving it up > and down, as some others believe, a serious "clamping" > of the string to the bridge surface, which still > allows for sliding during tuning, is important. > I belive that the traditional arrangement does a > pretty good job of this. But there's something itching > in me that says there must be a beter way. One which > does not create bridge top deformation, loose pins OR > sounboard collapse. I think most of use have had this itch. Perhaps thats the main impetus behind the bridge agraffe grail ? > Perhaps if we stop bickering and pout our noggins > together, we can all come up with something. Grin.... Alice been feeding you those funny mushrooms again there Thumpy ?? > .......... > Thump > > Cheers RicB
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