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Deering Smile Flat Top 6-String Banjo Bridge, 5/8in
Compensated bridge for banjo-guitar. Maple with ebony top.
The curved feet of the Smile bridge were devised to adjust to the natural curve on a banjo head when under string tension. This alleviates the stress found in the traditionally-built flat-bottomed bridge. The result is less bridge constriction, enhanced low-end and midrange frequencies, plus an overall balance from string to string.
The curved feet of the Smile bridge were devised to adjust to the natural curve on a banjo head when under string tension. This alleviates the stress found in the traditionally-built flat-bottomed bridge. The result is less bridge constriction, enhanced low-end and midrange frequencies, plus an overall balance from string to string.
$45.00
Deering Smile Flat Top 6-String Banjo Bridge, 5/8in—
$45.00
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Deering Smile Flat Top 6-String Banjo Bridge, 5/8in
Compensated bridge for banjo-guitar. Maple with ebony top.
The curved feet of the Smile bridge were devised to adjust to the natural curve on a banjo head when under string tension. This alleviates the stress found in the traditionally-built flat-bottomed bridge. The result is less bridge constriction, enhanced low-end and midrange frequencies, plus an overall balance from string to string.
The curved feet of the Smile bridge were devised to adjust to the natural curve on a banjo head when under string tension. This alleviates the stress found in the traditionally-built flat-bottomed bridge. The result is less bridge constriction, enhanced low-end and midrange frequencies, plus an overall balance from string to string.
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Compensated bridge for banjo-guitar. Maple with ebony top.
The curved feet of the Smile bridge were devised to adjust to the natural curve on a banjo head when under string tension. This alleviates the stress found in the traditionally-built flat-bottomed bridge. The result is less bridge constriction, enhanced low-end and midrange frequencies, plus an overall balance from string to string.
The curved feet of the Smile bridge were devised to adjust to the natural curve on a banjo head when under string tension. This alleviates the stress found in the traditionally-built flat-bottomed bridge. The result is less bridge constriction, enhanced low-end and midrange frequencies, plus an overall balance from string to string.
