Graph Tech PQ-9280-C0 Acoustic Saddle

I bought 3 of these the other day for two very old guitars I restored and one LaMancha that had a previous "compensated B only" installed.

Boy they fix your intonation problems quite good!! Try playing Beatles BlackBird and you'll know what I mean, at the 12th fret notes are WAY OFF with a conventional saddle and pristine with this one.

I sanded them to the right height first, took forever! they're really strong. They sound like crystal when you drop them.

Highly recommended for any classic guitar.

I wanted to replace the plastic saddle on my Harley Benton travel guitar since the smaller guitar already has issues with volume and sustain. This saddle definitely added some more sparkle and sustain to the tone. It was a bit of a challenge to get it properly fitted, but the width is perfect and you need to adjust the thickness and height by sanding. Especially the height takes a lot of sanding for a proper fit. All in all not much to complain about.

Have fitted 3 to my collection ,and even on a blind test of identical guitars the improvement to the highs and note separation is clear to hear.great product more stable results than bone,worth the money definitely.

Had to replace the bridge saddle in my Furch G20 CM Cut after just 2 years. Furch told me this was the saddle to buy so I did and, as the title says, it does the job.

Replaced the plastic saddle on my cheap 2002 Tanglewood acoustic with this, and the difference in tone is astounding. I wasn't expecting it to be that noticeable, but it really was.

what and amazing compensated saddle, perfect for your acoustic guitar and easy to use, easy to file and easy to shape,

Amazin!

There's nothing to add to the headline, TUSQ is just the superior material nowadays... and it's cheap, which is incredible.

Really good!
Good material, fits well, though it needs bit of filing to get a perfect fit