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eva" FAMILY="SANSSERIF" SIZE="2">While we're on the subject, does anyone=
have any evidence that it is better to have as little bridge pin standing a=
bove the cap as is practical? I have heard this from one reliable sou=
rce but would like to corroborate it.<BR>
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Alan Eder, RPT<BR>
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In a message dated 12/22/05 7:48:02 AM, davidlovepianos@comcast.net writes:<=
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">Not sure I’d agree with the bridge pin height as a cause, unless t=
he string is attached to the top of the bridge pin. With the string co=
ntact at the pin/bridge intersection, the height is not really that relevant=
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