Structure of a guitar bridge

Details Structure of a guitar bridge Structure of a guitar bridge

1999-08-09

2000-10-17

Ip, Paul

Music

Instruments

Stringed

84298, 84304, G01D 304

Patent

active

061335150

ABSTRACT:
A guitar bridge capable of reducing the shifting in the holding position of the guitar strings due to the tilting of the individual string saddles. The guitar bridge has string-receivers for each of the guitar strings on the bridge main body. Each saddle is held by the bridge main body to be freely movable in forward and rearward and in the up and down directions through a front and back adjustment screw that is inserted into the screw holder of the bridge main body and through two up and down adjusting screws that are screwed into the saddle and touch the guitar body. The sides of the saddle are curved surfaces in the up and down direction. The sides contact an adjacent surface, so that the saddle rotates about a longitudinal axis parallel to the string rather than shifting the respective string laterally with respect to others.

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