Alembic Guitars Club
Connecting => Swap Shop and Wish Lists => Wanted & Wishing => Topic started by: jon_s on April 14, 2008, 05:46:41 AM
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I'd like to cop an Alembic or Alembic-style guitar accordian bridge for a project of mine. Anyone have one for sale or know where to find one?
Folks have told me before that they can be obtained directly from Alembic but I did not receive replies to prior emails (perhaps there is some better way to contact them that I'm unaware of).
Thanks much. Jon S.
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The best thing is to call Alembic on the phone.
Keith
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What is a guitar accordion bridge? It's a new one on me and google doesn't seem to turn up anything on it.
Bill, tgo
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Look at the bridge on, e.g., a Tribute - that's an accordian bridge (it's simply what that style of bridge is called).
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I'm very familiar with the standard Alembic bridge (which appears to be what you are referring to), but have never heard it called an accordion bridge before, nor can I find any reference to this term anywhere on the net.
Bill, tgo
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I've ordered two Alembic bridges for non-Alembic customs. It's my absolute favorite bridge. The folks in Santa Rosa have no problem selling them separately.
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A rose by any other name would surely smell as sweet.
Thanks, jale, I'll call Alembic now.
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Just got off the phone with Mica at Alembic. What a nice woman! Got all the info. I need about ordering a bridge, including what to specify (Alembic is actually sending me a form to complete, assuming I go forward with the project) and the differences in design and cost between the standard bridge and Tribute concealed hardware bridge. I appreciate the suggestions I got here and will even call them Alembic-style bridges henceforth. ;)
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DUH!!! :o
It's called a HARMONICA bridge, not an accordian bridge. Sorry, Bill! :o :o :o
BTW, I never did receive the promised info. from Mica. Too bad 'bout that. But perhaps it was meant to be as this AllParts SG-style harmonica bridge will suit me fine at a fraction of the cost.
http://www.allparts.com/store/guitar-bridges-tunematics-gb-0510-002,Product.asp (http://www.allparts.com/store/guitar-bridges-tunematics-gb-0510-002%2CProduct.asp)
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Harmonica bridge is a new one on me too. At least I can sort of see how it looks somewhat like a harmonica - I couldn't see the accordion at all. Hope the new bridge works out. Sometimes Alembic needs a little reminder, they are quite busy.
Bill, tgo
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That's called a Tune-o-matic bridge ;-)
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Yes but Tune-O-Matic is to bridges what orders are to taxonomy. I'm into bridge species with this thread, LOL!
Here is a more typical tuneomatic:
http://www.allparts.com/store/images/fullsize/GB_0525-003-231.jpg (http://www.allparts.com/store/images/fullsize/GB_0525-003-231.jpg)
Here is a harmonica bridge:
http://www.allparts.com/store/images/fullsize/GB_0510-002.jpg (http://www.allparts.com/store/images/fullsize/GB_0510-002.jpg)
And yes, unlike my former incorrect use of accordian, if you Google harmonica bridge, you'll get hits.
(Message edited by Jon S. on May 03, 2008)
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IS that anything like a harmonica lewinsky? hehehehe
Bill, tgo
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Harmonica Lewinski? I guess that's just like a regular harmonica, except instead of you blowing it......
Peter
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What do you call a nut on your wall? ... A walnut!
What do you call a nut on your chest? ... A chestnut!
What do you call a nut on your chin? ... ;) :o
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It screams legacy! What's the definition of the word is?