New Board and Old Bridges

Bdshull@AOL.COM Bdshull@AOL.COM
Fri, 6 Apr 2001 12:04:05 EDT


Bill,

Nick Gravagne's series on soundboard replacement in the Journal covered this 
approach in his 8/89 and 10/89 articles, New Soundboard, Old Bridge Parts I 
and II.

Bill Shull, RPT

In a message dated 4/6/01 4:49:19 AM Pacific Daylight Time, 
yardbird@vermontel.net writes:

<< I saw something new this week: a 1923 Mason BB with a new board *and* 
 the old bridge caps on the old bridge roots. I'd always assumed that 
 the minute tolerances for downbearing ruled out betting on a 
 combination of new board and old bridge caps to provide proper 
 downbearing. I loved the board, it's bursting with sound. But when 
 did we enter this Brave New World where a new board didn't require 
 new bridge caps?
 
 Bill Ballard RPT
 NH Chapter, P.T.G.
 
 ".......true more in general than specifically"
      ...........Lenny Bruce, spoofing a radio discussion of the Hebrew 
 roots of Calypso music >>


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