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Adrian Levi 08-02-2010 07:39 AM

string lifter
 
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Just found out that this is merely a string retainer ...

Ken Smith 08-02-2010 08:04 AM

yikes..
 
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Originally Posted by Adrian Levi (Post 19865)
I just thought I'd post this odd bridge contraption that I found. It has metal discs that the feet ( screws ) are meant to sit on !!!!

Nice way to ruin a real bass. Put that in the garbage and get a real bridge, maple.

Adrian Levi 08-02-2010 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Ken Smith (Post 19866)
Nice way to ruin a real bass. Put that in the garbage and get a real bridge, maple.

:D yep , for the trash for sure , but it's interesting nevertheless what contraptions have come and gone in the past (for good reason) .

Adrian Levi 08-02-2010 11:05 AM

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Originally Posted by wayne holmes (Post 19869)
odd indeed, I have seen a few bluegrass playere us a tripod bridge made out of metal.

Whoever makes them probably got the idea from the tripod string lifter that looks similar but heavier. IMO either is useless a utters on a bore hog, and using the lifter is as awkward as making love through a picket fence.

I wonder if they are even made anymore / the thing looks prehistoric....

Ken Smith 08-02-2010 11:36 AM

well..
 
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Originally Posted by Adrian Levi (Post 19868)
:D yep , for the trash for sure , but it's interesting nevertheless what contraptions have come and gone in the past (for good reason) .

Maybe it's not a Bridge?

Adrian Levi 08-03-2010 05:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Ken Smith (Post 19871)
Maybe it's not a Bridge?

Its a nut I'm guessing !

Wayne , I like your new profile description ...


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