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Uncle Freddy |
Tibetan Tiger harpobanjitar (say that 20 times fast!) close up of string sections, bridges and tailpiece/armrest structure. The horizontal, black piece under the bridges is a plate of spruce, stained black.This is there to help the skin deal with the tension of 22-strings, and help minimize climatic variations in string action. I've since replaced this piece with a longer, thicker one. This thing sounds great!! Built for a client involved in Tibetan Buddhism who frequents a monastery called The Lair of the Tiger.
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