Josef Teller

Josef Teller – handmade bridges from Germany.
Tellers are manufacturers of musical instrument parts and they particularly see themselves as bridge makers.
The Tellers family originally comes from the former heart of the German instrument making industry: Schonbach in the Egerland, where instruments have been made since the 16th century.
Since the 18th century, the Tellers have been involved in all facets of instrument making: as string makers, violin makers, zither makers, guitar makers, etc. And as documents prove, they are a family of bridge makers in their now sixth generation.
Even today, Teller workshop is located in one of the centers of German instrument making: Bubenreuth. This is where Teller manufactures most of their instrument parts and every single one of bridges. Everything is completely "Made in Bubenreuth". While working closely together with the most experienced employees, Tellers also personally lay hands on their product – starting from the beginning where it is still part of the rooted tree, to the moment when it is being delivered to you.