Truly a superior product. I was a bit skeptical as to wether another bridge would actually make much difference but what a difference it did make!Brilliant. I play a Mastertone ESS and thought it sounded about as good as it was going to get - WRONG. Link: http://www.banjohangout.org/classified/39405 I have been looking for a bridge to give me a little more control over my tone on my Morgan Monroe Cameron open back with W/L tone ring. 1 hr, 'Ron Coleman Outlaw five string banjo neck in curly maple' 3 hrs, 'What's w/ all of the aviation near misses lately ? ' I was awestruck by the potential. This happened again recently and there were a coupe of set-up jobs coming up and I needed these bridges asap.I contacted Tim and he jumped on the job and made two bridges for me and I had them the next day. Best bridge by far I've ever used. I know I don't have alot of experience playing but I know great sound when I hear it. I added a bit of height and went to the 44 (JD CROWE) spacing to help the comfort. Searching for an answer, I came across Bart's concept. He was very helpful and his emails were prompt, polite, and informative. Rounding out the first incarnation of F and F was my Mustangs bandmate and close friend Scott King. A U.S. Army veteran, David holds a degree in Fine Art and Manufacturing Technology. Does it make your banjo sound like a 1934 Gibson? For some reason, I don't care for maple bridges. Well, after some changing out and comparison tests. there is NO contest. In addition, I wondered what a compensated bridge could do for the intonation issues I had up-neck and on the first fret third string (particularly when fretting the third string in drop D tuning). However, to get the most satisfying performance from your banjo requires the bridge maker to take into account all aspects of the instrument as well as the picker's preference and playing style. You could'nt deal with a nicer guy than Tim and he has a nice selection of different woods, he'll make them whatever height you want, Crowe spacing,Radius top and bottom, and his workmanship is beautiful. There were none. In my experience, the bridge is a crucial factor in determining so many aspects of any banjo. And Gary shipped it lightning fast! Sacrifice tone for volume or vice versa. Let me say that I've used/use many great quality bridges on this banjo over the years. First, Bart is a consummate professional, while it might be a bit challenging to navigate his website it's not hard to get in touch with him directly. The fourth string became fatter with a mighty growl. I was briefly obsessed with Jerry Rabun'sexperiments but that represents about all my bridge trys. Thanks Tim. I must have given him 20 different specs, and he nailed it. He tells her to give him Samuel and everything will be fine. I'm sure he could send it unslotted if the buyer preferred. The First Quality/Sullivan roasted maple bridge is a guaranteed accolade to anyone's banjo. The bridge supports the Nylgut strings very well. Email for further info if you like. After switching the bridges back and forth, we both agreed that on my particular banjo, the Maple/Ebony was the best. (Snuffy Smith new gen) Which was made by Mike. I tried a 5/8" with Crowe spacingfor the first time--felt fine, sounds great. Not any more. There are a lot of really good bridge makers and bridges out there today. But I do remember replacing that Groverbridge with a higher end Deering bridge and string buzz went away. Not too dark, not too right. - what a difference in volume and tone from the compensated Grover maple and ebony bridge I've been using. I felt that the eitire head was resonating now - never had that feeling before. I wholeheartedly recommend Tim to any organisation or company that value people. It gives guicker decay ,dry sound and brings more bell like sound on higher registers and very clear notes on all the frets. The quality and care he puts into his work is absolutely noticeable. If you are itching to try something different, this bridge may be the new voicing you are looking for. This question is for testing whether or not you are a human visitor and to prevent automated spam submissions. More at IMDbPro Contact info Agent info Resume Born December 7, 1949 Add to list Known for Number 96 7.0 TV Series Writer 1972-1974 3 eps Like a lot of banjo players with access to the internet at work (uhhh), I've read a fair amount about how different bridges can affect tone. My goal was to have slightly wider string spacing and adjust the tone to moderate the high frequency bite on my Goodtime Americana. I settled on a mystery wood bridge, it has had some time to settle in on the Calico and sounds fantastic. It was a real improvement for the sound quality of the instrument, and a cheap way to make it really shine. Also, has a more metallic ring to it which I particularly like; woody bridges lack bite and sizzle, this just rings and rings. Taste is subjective but I really love Earl, J.D. (Cost: $20, including shipping. Since then, I have preferred heavier bridges on my banjos. On the plus side, Mike is a good guy to boot. I now have volume far beyond what I have ever experienced on my banjo. After almost two days the difference became very apparent. Not only does David continue to provide an outstanding product at a good value, his customer service and response times are exceptional. I didn't have any solid complaints about the bridge I had already, just vague dissatisfaction of how the banjo sounded in a big room or outside. We'll see. Made a noticeable improvement in the tone on my Gibson ES. Arthur makes a fantastic bridge. Tim Purcell (II) Art Department | Actor + Add or change photo on IMDbPro Tim Purcell is known for The Babadook (2014) and Death in Bloom (2015). Just received a new Scorpion 11/16" bridge fromSilvio. I wasn't sure about height and when they came I realized that I should have gone higher. I would have been very pleased with either, and my comments are merely based on a comparison between these two outstanding bridges. While it was good, I would have preferred a bit more finish sanding & a light coat of tongue oil to bring out the cherrywood top. Also find latest Tim Purcell news on eTimes. A great bridge, any bridge you buy will sound better over your average stock bridge. When I first put it on, I think I noticed a bit of loss on the bottom end, low on the 4th string. Whats even more interesting is George Keywood is an expert on making millions from the internet. In thelast 24 hours, before Davids bridges arrive, I had at least a half dozen custom made bridges that have accumulated in my inventory on and off that A scale banjo. Its a joy to play,sounds great, it looks beautiful, and I received it quickly. Helplessly Hoping was also recorded that night. This Steve Davis Bridge is the best bridge I have ever had. Better tone and less harmonics AND in tune. His customer service is superb. The curves are sinuous looking and the finish is very smooth with just a very light oil to protect and bring out the grain. Just an all aluminum body to attach a head and resonator. Because I am suspicious by nature, I figured the change in sound and all was my imagination so I played that a while and then put the bridge that was on (another original Stelling bridge- reclaimed sunken birch I think, this one from early 2000s) before back on and played that a while. In short, if you're looking for a bridge, I highly recommend getting one from Tim. The tones from these are rich, full and balanced, and the third string isn't dominant like nearly all the other three footed bridges out there. In short order the bridges arrived and I was impressed and pleased with the materials and precision design and workmanship. Neither are the slots too deep or shallow. David contacted me before he began to work to make sure he knew what I was after. The Babadook is rejected from Amelia and tries attacking Samuel, but is backed into a corner by his mother. I have read with interest, many of the BHO entries about how a new bridge changes that person's banjo dramatically. Get one of these if you need a new bridge. I put this on a maple Gibson five string. It's such a huge relief to know that you can play without having to listen to notes that are all over the place, as if your banjo is cursed. reel nice kraftwerk, reel solid n sturdy, and a awsum LOUD crisp toan! For a performance even Graham Nash congratulated. The form and function work well together. It is mahogany, has a tone ring, single rod, and for the price, decent workmanship & hardware. To my ear it is the best bridge I have had on the banjo & I have tried several. Still cannot believe that a little piece of wood can make that much positive difference. The sustain and prevalence of higher frequency harmonics (or over tones) were over powering. With the Wadsworth bridges, that problem is gone! Shortly thereafter we asked the lovely Johnny Pike if hed grace us with his presence on the drums. Now I have to live up to their potential. I could go on and on, but suffice it to say that I'm exceedingly happy and would recommend this bridge to any tenor banjo player. MyLife is NOT a Consumer Reporting Agency - You may NOT use this information to make decisions about consumer credit, employment, tenancy or any other purpose that would require FCRA compliance. Let him know what you have, and he will give you some great advise on what to pair it with. I don't write reviews. I would recommend this bridge to anyone! I emailed Tim about making me a custom bridge. I purchased a set of bridges (3) from Dan and I have to say that I was very impressed with the design and craftsmanship. The overall character is not quite as note separated as my previous bridge (likely more sustain) but nonetheless I really like the full complex tone of this bridge. That said, I really believed I had "tried it all." I play a Bacon Blue Ribbon pot with a conversion neck. When we were negotiating the acquisition, I thought I heard Bart to say that the top would mellow a bit with the Enigma. Accurate city detection helps us serve more contextual content. The banjo is bright, very "bluegrassy" and loud; much louder than before. Pretty much exactly what I wanted for accompanying fiddle tunes. I highly recommend Tim Purcell's bridges. Plus, Greg was a delight to deal with--great communication, great service, amazing bridge! Most important, it clears up a "nasal" quality in the upper midrange. First off, I haven't seen this good of workmanship on any other bridge, including mine. In fact, the improvement in response is downright remarkable. Here are some comments..-I had asked Mr. Lawson for a 2.3 gram bridge because I wanted to stay on the plunky side. Who's Searching for You, Relatives, Associates, Neighbors & Classmates. It is amazing to me that types of wood and if they were subjected to vibrations in flooring or a pianocan create so many different tonalities. I do some finger picking (no metal pics), but mostly CH. As Amelia reaches for it, the clothes rise as the shrieking Babadook rushes out of the room and locks itself inside the basement, where all of her husband's possessions are. Tim Purcell is currently a member of the architecture group at NVIDIA. After some discussion he sent 3 bridges, all .656, standard spacing..a Piano #2, a Submerged Birch and a Red Maple. I fit the bridge to one of my banjos that was fitted with a maple /ebony Bridge. You can change your city from here. I corresponded with Bart ahead of time, gave him the full specs of the banjo and went with his recommendation. Each ensuing year Terry would video one of our summer shows from which I would post the best performances. to try it out in the meantime. The Tone has improved greatly. I will go even further to say I have never received a bad bridge from anyone. Bart is based in Canada, so mailing time to the United States takes some time due to customs, etc. Even with the .656 the 2 pennies are comfortably sliding under the first string at fret 12. Very bell like on both banjos I've used them on. The string slots are cut very cleanly. Bart is a pleasant person to communicate with, and will help you out quickly if you have questions or anything should occur with your order. I had Donald make it with 44mmspacing. Good guy.great product! Reading all over the web quickly confirmed that these were supposed to be really good, so I ordered one with 5/8 height, 46 mm string spacing, untopped as recommended by Bart for clawhammer, and in B (heavy) weight for added dark tone. It sounds great and the tone is much richer than before, and the "floppy G and D" strings are gone! Expand the Memories and Condolences form. Availability: You can order Barts bridges directly from his website at banjobridge.com or from respected online retailers Elderly Instruments and Janet Davis Music. Tim has an intuitive ability to determine what matters in business. Now , when Virgil sent me the Frog Bridge , he also generously sent a European Beech bridge that he made and sent me to try. I might add that the engineering (height, slots, spacing) is perfect - and they look great too! First of all I feel that a good quality bridge is one of the best investment (and most reasonable ways) to upgrade a banjo and there are a lot of good makers out there. Now I have the new Scorpion bridge on the banjo.The sound is more rich and the notes are more separate.A very nice job. That was until I put Tim purcel's Dogwood bridge on. If you are currentlytweaking your arch-top set up, you may find that anArchiewill work well for you. I tried and liked all 3 but the Red Maple bridge brought out the balance and great sound quality that my banjo was capable of. Check Background Get Contact Info This Is Me - Edit Reputation & Background Unbelievably, I think it has more volume than the ESPII, but that's the way Iike it. As of now, Mr. Smith has passed, but his product remains a solid standard of his passion for the banjo. Banjo sounds great! Sound quality is more continuous across the finger board. It's subtle , but it's there. All 6 feet contact the head evenly with no undue stresses on the bridge. What I like about them is they are consistent and the notes on my banjo's are very clean, clear right up the neck (or any where that I play them) and it amplifies the sound of my banjo's . So, a great value and a huge success. It has served as an entree to Foxes and Fossils for people from all over the world. Highly recommended. No need to read any more reviews, call Arthur and enjoy the results! Steve's new beech bridge is an absolute winner. And his workmanship is second to none! Bart is a real pleasure to deal with and a genuine craftsman. Pretty cheap way to make a big difference with a banjo . Five resonator holes in the bridge. | Both bridges were exceptional, but I was especially impressed by David's two-footed model. So, afew weeks ago when I was taking apart one of my Stellingsto photograph for my Banjo Construction Photo Archive, I noticed that the bridge was pretty wallowed out. The tone, volume, clarity, response and tuning are better than I have ever hoped for in a bridge. Bart's bridge is significantly smaller in size compared to the two previous ones, but there is absolutely no shortage of tone or volume. I now have six David Cunninghams bridges. I am able to get a beautiful tone out of the instrument with the lightest touch and lowest volume, and it is as loud as you need it be as well. I was looking for a bridge that would provide clear note separation without sacrificing too much sustain. Do you want to switch? They are every bet as good as the original SS bridges, maybe better. An easy recommendation if you're looking to try a new bridge or two! This has caused her to distance herself from anyone who tries to talk to her about it, which leaves her isolated except for her son. Then out of no where the banjo opened up!!!!! The tone of my banjo is more than I could have ever imagined it has really taken it to a different level and as always David's bridge is a beautiful piece of functional ART! Sincerely a customer for life, In addition to the bridge I ordered, David sent along a two-foot bridge in Walnut with a Padauk cap for me to try. I am so glad I did. Less Crack and more plunk over stock. Clarity and perfect intonation were outstanding features of both bridges. I tried it on my Deering Maple Blossom and my Goldtone CCR 100. I think I've found it! Silly me. Tim's "Old Flooring" bridge really brought a beautiful timbre in my banjo. I like the bird's eye maple and will order it again if I go for a 3rd bridgebut I will probably add the ebony top. OMG. Both the higher and lower notes seem cleaner. I put one of David's Zebra bridges on an EpiphoneMB-500 that I have for sale and the thing just came to life! Where Purchased: Direct from Cumberland Acoustics. A great person to work with, highly recommended for any of his bridges. The Babadook's presence pushes Amelia to the brink of insanity. All three were outstanding. I would definitely purchase from him again. Today, i received a Virgil Lawson New 2014 Design Bullfrog bridge inmaple/ebony., 11/16" standard, 2.2 g. This bridge appears to be somewhat less bulky than previous models. the 1st and 5th strings are spaced perfectly in the middle over the arch between the feet, while the 2nd-4th strings are noticeably (a couple thousandths) off center toward the 5th string. For my new custom Gold Tone seven string I knew from a previous custom Veermanbridge, that this was the only way to go. The tone to my ear is brighter than normal. In the years after I got the Sullivan I have done lots of things to get the best tone such as different strings, heads, straps, picks, Zero-fret, tone enhancers, pickups, D-tuners. I got a cheap Asian pot-metal banjo in 2005, then a plain Jane Sullivan Festival in late 2006, then a really nice mahogany Bales in 2013. Our collection of songs on Youtube steadily grew. Most sellers charge $30 for one bridge, Don will give you 3 that sound just as good for the same price! He charges $20, dirt cheap for a hand crafted bridge. I highly recommend this bridge. I saw Bart Veerman's bridgeson JDMC website, then checked the reviews here on the BHO. Not just a little bit, but far inferior to both the Stew-Mac and the Grover Compensated bridges I own, both of which were far less expensive. I couldn't put the banjo down the rest of the night. Excellent bridge. You will not go wrong in ordering a bridge from Tim. I put together a maple neck and resonator Mastertone style with a Yates rim and Yates no-hole tone ring. I had to change the bridge of my Recording King RK 80 and Silvio was in my town for a concert. Good clean lows and highs, no muddiness. I managed to convince the Wife that I needed this RK-50 for dedicated up picking work, since no self respecting clawhammer banjo would permit bluegrassing up and down the neck. It allows great tone and clarity to come through, but most of all, I appreciate the roomy feel of the additional spacing. The bridge was received so quickly that I believe it was manufactured and mailed the same day that payment was sent. After sending Tim and inquiry about his brides, I immediately received a questionnaire that gave him the specifics I was looking for(height/string spacing/wood).My bridge arrived a few days later with the weight in grams listed on the underside of one of the feet along with height and string spacing.Very impressive. Got to go to Gary's house to pick it up and try. I told mike that it would be nice to have the banjo sound a little bigger, fatter, rounder (although I know since the banjo is maple, it will be a bit more bright, perhaps harsh than mahogany.) I tried a couple capped bridges, but decided to give Mr. New's Big Foot a shot, mainly 'cause it looks unique. I've tried four other more expensive "name- brand" maker bridges on it, all of which I've used for years, and this one had the best tone. I just put one of his Ambrosia Red Maple bridges, 11/16 height with a compensated third strong top, on a maple custom Nechville I have had for a few years and I must say it is an outstanding bridge. All of these criteria play into the design and build process, so getting them right is critical to letting Bart build you a perfect bridge. It arrived a few days later so I put it on, tweaked the head a bit and left it overnight to settle. Well done Ericgreat product! I PLAY this bridge better. This bridge is perfect for my plectrum banjo: sounds, plays & looks great, and certainly is far better than the old Grovers. The Red Maple bridge sounded every bit as good as I experienced the first time around . Kudos to Bart for a great design. Get one - you'll like it. I think the Emerson bridges are the best you can get, and I've tried many, many, many, others (I went through a bit of a 'bridge' phase).This one isn't better than the sweet Power II, it's just different, being brighter. The Sullivan Roasted bridges sound just as good, and even a little better on the Goldstar. Bart's instruction and very clear and he is very helpful in insuring that the custom compensation is measured correctly. I can hardly wait for our next band practice.How can any bridge be better than this beech bridge? Photo Gallery. I'm about out of wind. For me, it was the difference between night and day. I couldn't be more pleased with this product. I've tried Nechville, Sosebee, Katzeye and a couple unmarked Grover type, but none really grabbed me so I thought I give one of Steve's a try. On the Goldtone in particular, it now rings forever. Found I preferred this one over some of the much higher priced bridges I have. Joints, feet, cut outs are all done with enough precision to suit my tastes. It definately did. The bridge is a beautiful piece of work, and my Century old Vega has never sounded as good; projection, claity, intonation, timbre, and no floppy 4'th string!Beyond that, Bart is an amazing guy, a consumate professional, and a pleasure to work with. After a couple of days, I am a fan. In addition, bass bridges are also offered. The bridge seems about medium weight and of maple construction with a possibly rosewood cap. After I installed the Spillway Dam Banjo Bridge, this changed. I'm using it on an Ome right now that is unique in that it has the spun brass ring usually found in the Ome jazz style banjos. Just a few of the woods offered are Zebra Wood, Maple, Padauk, Cherry, Rosewood, and Katalox. I hope and pray for their continued success in what I perceive as being not only a business but a calling. Everything about the experience was top notch. Other than that, enjoy Villains Wiki!!! 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