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Help Identifying GG Bridge
paulg
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Hi Gypsy Jazzers!
I recently purchased a used GG (Nomade) and am wondering whether the bridge is original. Is there a way to identify a Dupont bridge (I can't tell just by looking at photos of Duponts)? What does Dupont usually use for his low-end Nomades (mine is one of the earlier, from 2003)?
Thanks for your help,
Paul
I recently purchased a used GG (Nomade) and am wondering whether the bridge is original. Is there a way to identify a Dupont bridge (I can't tell just by looking at photos of Duponts)? What does Dupont usually use for his low-end Nomades (mine is one of the earlier, from 2003)?
Thanks for your help,
Paul
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I own a Nomade. Look under the bridge, there should be a number stamped there. Between 0 and 4. Mine was a 3 and I have recently bought a 4 but they may differ depending on what was best for your instrument. Hope this helps.