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English: Diagram of a 3rd bridge set up: the front and the back tone are in a reciprocal relationship and known as the bi-tone.[1]

Different possible shapes of a third bridge: "a common six-sided pencil [4mm contact], a round dowel [more focused contact], and an L-shaped bracket [even more fine]." The pencil creates, "a damping effect and also prevents energy from transferring across the bridge to the opposing string segment," with the dowel, "resulting in greater sustain and cross-string resonance," and the bracket, "offers even more sustain than a [round] dowel."[1]

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  1. a b Frengel, Mike (2017). The Unorthodox Guitar: A Guide to Alternative Performance Practice, p.116. Oxford. ISBN 9780199381852. "The shape of the bridge, or more precisely, the amount of contact it makes with the string as they pass over it, affects both sustain and cross-bridge resonance."
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