JLD Bridge Doctor Brass Pin Mount

I was hopeful this would improve the bellying issue on a 30 year old Aria Pro 12-string which previously suffered a detached bridge which had been reattached and pinned. Installation was straightforward, the body is now perfectly smooth and the problem is solved. You will need an imperial Allen key/hex wrench to make the final adjustment.

Just fitted the bridge doctor on a nearly fifty year old EKO 12 string, was a bit fiddly to fit only due to the size of my hands! Once fitted and with the encouragement of a little steam the bridge is almost completely flat, amazing!

I fitted this to a Tanglewood 12 string which had a lifting bridge. A repair by a luthier would have cost more than the value of the guitar. It was straightforward to fit with no modifications. Yes it's expensive but it does the job brilliantly and rescued the instrument. And it comes from Roswell New Mexico, how cool is that?

I used the brass-pin version to bring a Yamaha APX 12-string back from the dead. The guitar has a really small sound hole and a shallow body, so it took some fiddling, but it did the job superbly. Almost tempted to buy another wreck and do it again.

This item does the job it is designed to do, but I think it lacked a bit in quality and is somewhat overpriced for what it is.

Revived a 40 year old acoustic guitar which I loved but which had bowed badly. Sound and playability now much better-known feels almost new again.Easy to install, with a bit of patience, and needed some adjustments as it settled in.Overall, great product

This seems like a brilliant device and it works very well in getting rid of bellying of guitar sound board. I have not been able to see what tonal difference it makes as I am taking the neck off the guitar now, but I have great expectations of a good outcome.

No problems with any of my purchases first class thhanks David