G> I doubt that out there are not very many. Are there any G> professionals or reputable makers using them?
I use an adjustable bridge on my alto. Wolfgang Weichselbaumer is building them into most of his instrument since half a year or so, I guess there might be 15-20 "out there". I'm completely happy with it. I've never put or removed paper underneath the strings since I have it. It works easily so that I can change the pressure of the string even in the middle of a piece within a few seconds break, if I find I'd need more or less pressure. I did not notice too much of a change in sound, but more likely the instrument sounds better, since the bridge is always in a relaxed position and not bended too much. The only drawback I found so far is that, when you move the bridge up or down just on one side, the distance of the tangents to the strings change a bit, but that is in my opinion much less disturbing than the paperwork I did before. best regards, Matthias
