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Who's been wanting a Naimish Bridge ??

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It's nice to see someone with common sense, espescially someone in the industry, showing folks the light on bridge to body contact(or saddle to body contact). I've participated in too many debates about this issue, the other side maintaining mass and contact have no effect on the sound. I think your statements about the evolution of Leo's designs should be mandatory reading on this subject. I am very interested about the shallow routing since this is something I have considered in the past, and your bridges seem beautiful in concept. Very cool.
 
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Sub5ound said:
It's nice to see someone with common sense, espescially someone in the industry, showing folks the light on bridge to body contact(or saddle to body contact). I've participated in too many debates about this issue, the other side maintaining mass and contact have no effect on the sound. I think your statements about the evolution of Leo's designs should be mandatory reading on this subject. I am very interested about the shallow routing since this is something I have considered in the past, and your bridges seem beautiful in concept. Very cool.
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Thank you Sub5ound,

I appreciate you taking the time to read the thread and posting a thoughtful reply. I'll post again when I have the time and resources.

Rick
 

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