Violin Bridge

Description

• Violin bridge is made of dense wood, usually maple, and has a slightly arched shape with a top section for string support and flat feet that rest on the violin’s top plate.
• It is positioned between the fingerboard and tailpiece, supporting the strings while allowing them to vibrate freely.
• The bridge transmits string vibrations to the violin’s body, amplifying the sound and affecting string height for better playability.
• It can be adjusted for tone and comfort but must be positioned correctly.
• Different bridges suit various playing styles, and occasional adjustments or replacements help maintain sound quality.

Material : Maple Wood
Net Quantity : 1 Violin Bridge