Blisstime 2 Sets (4pcs) 6 String Acoustic Guitar Bone Bridge Saddle and Nut, Made of Real Bone with 9 Pcs Sand Paper, Stainless Steel Needle Files of 13 Sizes

Have an inexpensive thin-body guitar with a shallow sound. Once I installed the bone nut and saddle, wow! What a difference. The dimensions fit the generic guitar well without much adjustment. Well worth the money. Makes me wonder why manufacturers don't just put in bone nuts and saddles instead of the cheap plastic ones. A huge difference, makes the cheap guitar sound like a much more expensive one. One comment: why are people so obsessed with low-action on their guitars?! That makes it prone to dreaded fret buzz. Since I use silk and steel strings, E-flat tuning, and fingerpick and strumming with a full range of force, allowing the strings lots of space to vibrate and project forcefully is quite satisfying as a player. I left the full height of the saddle on 3 of my guitars, and they all play great! Try it, before shaving down the height. You can always sand it down later, but you can't add height back.

Having had no experience in replacing a guitar bridge, I didn't want to break the bank in doing so. I thought this kit came with a good set of tools and was an inexpensive way of upgrading from the plastic bridge on my old Yamaha Guitar. ---- The two bridges arrived with the sandpaper and set of files. I used a nut and saddle sander purchased also from Amazon to lower the overall action of the bridge to the same depth as my previous bridge. It really couldn't have been easier. The only real problem I suffered was that I needed a bit more sandpaper for the job. This was probably more due to my inexperience rather than anything else. ---- The groove files were a little daunting purely to the massive choice of diameters available, but after starting with smaller sizes, it soon became apparent which files should be used to widen the grooves for the thicker strings. ---- In the space of twenty minutes and a handy online tutorial, I successfully replaced my original bridge whilst also lowering the action of my upper strings which was my main objective. My guitar has been transformed from an unplayable factory mess, to a much more balanced, enjoyable and most importantly, playable layout. I'm over the moon that I could do this myself. I would be far more confident in trying this with my more expensive instruments. Having said that, it's very easy to switch back to the original bridge. ---- All in all, this is a very cheap and easy way to get into basic bridge maintenance and to be a little more hands on with your instrument. Well worth a shot.

La qualità è buona per ora ho modellato un po il capitato ed è vero osso, si sente proprio l'odore

Made a big difference to my guitar, it improved the sound. A very good buy.

Hated my guitar trying to fret the first fret (F chord), but after all the fools I asked said its okay, I brought the string height down from the nut slots, and my guitar plays like a dream now. You need to get the Nomad nut height measuring tools, to ensure you don't file too much, but just take it slowly and it is well worth the time and effort. All the scared chickens who just take their guitar to a luthier or guitar tech are big babies, and don't realize how easy this actually is.