Harley Benton Parts Bass Nut White

For very little money you get a very usable Jazz/Precision Bass nut which in my case was definitely a superior replacement part. Just as a small note: if your previous nut is very thin you may need to file the nut slot up towards the headstock until the piece fits. Now a great fit and handles a couple different tunings from standard down to drop C well on my Jazz style Bass.

Bought to keep as reserve for my Harley Benton P-bass. Seems to be same dimensions as stock one.

I bought a couple of these to accomodate different types of string. The original nut is quite soft and weak- these seem better and I won't get stuck in limbo if I file too much off. I am now on Daddorio Flatwound Chromes - I just had to enlarge the top two grooves slightly, then reduce the overall height of the nut a mm or so to get a really low action. At the price they are well worth buying as spares.

It's a plastic nut which doesn't cost much and does the job. The string spacing (not the total width) appears to be same as what is standard on most Asian import instruments.
A perfectly-useable guitar part hardly distinguishable in its real-world performance from more expensive brand-name equivalents.

This nut is very good for its price! I installed it on a Fender jazz bass and it fit with hardly any adjustment! It is well enough made of a plastic material. It is a good cheap option for repairing a broken nut. If I had the money however, I might opt for a bone nut. I recommend this nut.

I used this nut to replace a broken one on a precision bass copy. As they say, if it fits it sits. So it does. I just took some super glue which is appliable on both plastics and wood and done is the miracle work. Works as a beast and is cheap indeed! Just remember to check the dimensions!

This broke after a short time.

as usual, great quality at great prices.