New bridger

[chasray]

I'm going to attempt to post a few photos for you. What's custom about this Weber Bridger is cedar top, snakehead, armrest, gloss finish, and it has a baggs internal radius installed.
Now let's see if I can get some photos up for those who may be interested....

[chasray]

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by the way, I'm happy with it http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/biggrin.gif

[chasray]

back of peg

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baggs

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last one...

[Flatpick]

That is a Beautiful Instrument. The woods are perfect. Snakehead is excellent. I have the same armrest on my Fern. Nice. A very nice piece of Custom work by Mr Weber. The tone is superb, no doubt......

Congrats..... Flatpick... http://www.mandolincafe.net/iB_html/non-cgi/emoticons/coffee.gif

[Bill Snyder]

Nice.

[Lee]

Wow, very pretty! Nice clean lines, no burst, nice color.
I always wanted to try one of those Bridgers. Was close to buying one from the Classifieds last year but the Seller changed her mind and kept it. (I shouldn't have asked so many questions.)

[chasray]

The setup needs a bit of tweeking, but I always find that's the case with a new instrument. The tone is warm/mellow and pleasing.

[Eric F.]

The tone is warm/mellow and pleasing.

So's the look! Very nice instrument.

[JEStanek]

Nice, I've always liked the Bridgers. Enjoy it.

Jamie

[Ken Olmstead]

I'm with Jamie, all the Briders I have played have been fabulous instruments! Yours has the requisite Weber eyeball that's for sure! Congradulations!

[Gerry Cassidy]

What a beauty! Get her tweaked in, and she'll mellow with a few good years of playing in. My Bridger A was a cannon. Definitely the loudest mando I've owned. It was loud, but still had a very sweet tone that the rounded hole instruments seem to produce.

Congrats and enjoy!

[Jake Wildwood]

Nice!