Bridges.

A bridge on a string instrument is a critical component that plays a key role in the instrument's acoustics, tone production, and string tension. Its primary function is to transmit the vibrations of the strings to the body of the instrument, which amplifies the sound.

Bridges are typically made from hard, dense materials such as wood - maple, ebony.

The shape of the bridge is designed to match the curvature of the instrument’s top - for violins, cellos or body. It’s usually curved to ensure that the strings have an even height and can vibrate properly.

The foot of the bridge is shaped to sit securely on the instrument's top, and its surface is often slightly contoured to maintain proper pressure and contact.

The bridge of violin, viola and cello is a small, intricately shaped piece of wood that transmits the vibration of the strings to the instrument's body. The bridge is usually placed on the top plate of the instrument, held in place by string tension.

In Tamsta music store you can find a great choice of bridges.

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