Tuning means for stringed musical instrument

Details Tuning means for stringed musical instrument Tuning means for stringed musical instrument

1990-10-31

1993-03-30

Gellner, Michael L.

Music

Instruments

Stringed

84304, 84312R, 84313, 84457, G10D 304

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active

051986019

ABSTRACT:
Apparatus, such as a stringed musical instrument, is provided with at least one free-to-vibrate portion tightly coupled to a vibrating object. A member forming the free-to-vibrate is tuned to at least one specific resonant frequency related to the vibrating object. In a guitar the bridge assembly can include the free-to-vibrate portion. The bridge assembly can be a fulcrum tremolo with individual intonation modules each having a free-to-vibrate portion.

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