Re: Adjustable bridge for a TC bozouki
My personal recommendation for improving the sound of a TC octave mandolin is new strings. Most people know the factory strings are not so good so they get a set of D'Addario J80s, which are 12-46. Some are happy with the sound from those but I find it thin and inadequate. A better choice is either the John Pearse medium Custom Octave Mandola set (14-48) or the D'Addario J72 Light Mandola set (14-49). I have a Fender OM (which is a TC clone) and the heavier strings made a huge difference for me!
Off topic I know, but just wanted to throw that in. My Fender has a factory adjustable bridge. I find I usually don't have to fool with it if I keep it humidified in the case insuring the winter months.
Don
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