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    saw this on eBay & said what the hell & ordered it. Ledbetter Brazilian rosewood bridge pre slotted for $13.00 with free shipping. has anyone here ever tried one & what do you think. or did I just throw my money away.

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    Registered User jim simpson's Avatar
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    Default Re: Ledbetter Bridges

    There was a thread about Ledbetter mandolins a while back here on the Cafe:

    http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/sh...er-F5-mandolin
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    Default Re: Ledbetter Bridges

    Another thread.

    http://www.mandolincafe.com/forum/sh...ndolin-Bridges!

    I'll note the OP of this thread posted 3 times. All about how great these bridges were. Then Scott revoked his membership.
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    Default Re: Ledbetter Bridges

    actually, i just got one a week ago to replace the massively tilting origional one on my a-40. it's not brazillian rr. you will have to do a ton of sanding to fit your instrument. once i got it on, i was stunned to see that it tilted a little on the ee side. it'll do for now, but it certainly isn't anything to write home about. the shipping was really fast. just a basic bridge. having it be slotted was a plus.


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