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I came across this new tuner app intended for clawhammer banjo, courtesy of Fundy Banjos. At first blush, I quite like it. It includes a tool for setting intonation. https://www.fundybanjos.com/fundy-tuner.html
Edited by - SophiaD on 09/21/2026 14:21:31
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Originally posted by ExpatDid you try the bridge placement tool? If you did, how did you like it?
I gave the bridge placement tool a quick try on a banjo on which I had already adjusted the bridge and it seemed to work as advertised. It showed the bridge marginally off but "within tolerance".
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Originally posted by SophiaDquote:
Originally posted by ExpatDid you try the bridge placement tool? If you did, how did you like it?
I gave the bridge placement tool a quick try on a banjo on which I had previously adjusted the bridge and it seemed to work as advertised. It showed the bridge marginally off but "within tolerance".
The bridge placement tool worked nicely. I thought I had it right and my banjo sounded pretty good. But after an adjustment my banjo sounds great. I really like the new sound.
Notes:
1. My original adjustments had the bridge tilted farther away from the tailpiece on the 4th string side.
2. The app had me adjust it in the opposite way and now the 4th string side is tilted closer to the tailpiece
3. The app like the 1st string side of the bridge at the beginning and after each adjustment. It didn't seem to matter. I know I had to have moved it some on the 1st adjustment, but it still said it was ok.
4. Large adjustments to the 4th string side.
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