graphtech(グラフテック) TUSQ PQ-9276-C0 3インチ COMPENSATED ACOUSTIC SADDLE アコースティックギター用サドル

すごくいいです！

プラスチックからの変更です。 サスティーンが格段によくなり、 音の輪郭もハッキリしました！

加工しやすく、安いヤマハのギターでしたが交換後はサスティンがすごいことになりました。 ただ、オクターブピッチを合わせるには、最初から上部がカットされていますから難しいですね。 プレゼントなのでそのまま渡してしまいましたw

ヤマハのギターに取り付けました 加工は必要でしたが明らかに良くなりました

勢い余って少し幅を削りすぎてしまいましたが、安いのでまた購入すると思います。とにかく削りやすいですね。響きは悪くはないです。ただ、今回取り付けたギターの場合は6弦のピッチがローフレットではまぁまぁですが、ハイフレットでズレてしまい、どう正確に調整するか悩んでいます。さて〜どうしましょうか？

商品の詳細に記載されているサイズに誤りがあります。 【誤】商品の詳細 長さ：73.86mm 厚み：3.25mm 高さ：11.17mm 【正】実パッケージ 長さ：76.72mm 厚み：3.14mm 高さ：9.32mm サイズは最も重要な情報です。 当方はあらかじめ型番とサイズを調べて購入したので間違わずに済みましたが、長さ74mm前後のサドルをお探しの方はご注意ください。

ＹＡＭＡＨＡＦＳ－８５０に加工したがピッチが合わず、テンションがバラバラ。この形は加工が難しい。 お蔵入りとなった。ウクレレはいい感じに仕上がった。

TUSQのサドルは、安価に音量アップ、音質改善ができるので、たいへん気に入っています。 特に高音がきれいに伸び、ギターがイキイキと鳴る感じです。 この型番は、強めの弦長補正（ピッチ補正）が予め入っているタイプ。 弦長補正によりサドルに掛かる弦圧が変化するため、サドル下にピエゾPUが入っているエレアコでは、弦ごとの音量がバラつく要因になります。この修正はなかなか大変なので、どうぞご注意を。 ※上面カーブを純正サドルにぴったり合わせるのが基本。弦を張って音量バランスを確認し、状況によって上面（場合によっては底面）をわずかずつ削り、バランスをとります。純アコ、アンダーサドルPUでないエレアコでは、この問題は生じません。

My guitar comes with a bone saddle. I tend to keep 2 saddles (summer/winter). Needed a bit more action for Winter. This safdle is the perfect replacement. It is compensated nd just needs filing for optimal height.

Definitivamente me agradó el cambio que le da a mi guitarra.

Perfetto, esattamente ciò che mo serviva. Dovevo sostituire la selletta della mia Epiphone Himmingbird perchè il lavoro fatto in precedenza dal luitaio non mi soddisfaceva. La vecchia parte ballava nella sede del ponte e poggiva su piezo spessorato con un foglietto di cartone, insomma un vero disastro. Seguendo le istruzioni del video del costruttore, con un minimo di manualità, si può installare correttamente la nuova selletta. Ho eliminato anche il pickup piezo in favore di un'amplificazione differente. Sono davvero soddisfatto di questo upgrade sulla chitarra, percepisco un aumento di volume e un miglioramento della trama armonica. I prodotti in Tusq della Grap Tech sono sempre una garanzia. Non mi resta che cambiare liutaio!

Worthwhile up grade for most acoustics but especially for lower cost guitars. I purchased a Yamaha FG 800 as a second guitar and while the overall value cannot be beat. The factory plastic saddle is soft and wobbly in the bridge slot... not good. Replaced with the Tusq fully compensated saddle and can tell the difference instantly. Better overall tone, more articulate, drastically reduced dissonance, intonation better. Does require some sanding for thickness, length and height but with patience and 150 grit and 600 grit sandpaper the job took me about a half an hour. I did the thickness or width of the saddle first using the 150 grit placed on a flat surface and sanding both sides an equal amount until I could slide either end in the slot with a very snug fit. Then I finished each side with the 600 grit for a perfect snug fit that requires needle nose plyers to remove. Then I used the 600 grit to take an equal amount off both ends before rounding to a finish using the 600 grit. With a snug fit all the way around I then used the old saddle as a template for the new one. Lay the old on the new and scribe a thin pencil. This is the line that you want to sand up to and barely eliminate. If you want higher or lower action at the saddle then take more or less off. I was happy with the action so pretty much copied the height of the factory saddle. Crucial to keep checking the saddle bottom while sanding to make sure you're maintaining a flat surface so the saddle will seat solidly in the bridge slot. A quick tip is to use two rolled pieces of masking tape or double sided tape if you have it and place on the flat side of the saddle when sanding for thickness so to have two places for your fingers to grip the saddle. Otherwise you will have an almost impossible time trying the slide the saddle on the sandpaper. That's it. Not a whole lot of work and cost for the upgrade in sound. I will probably replace bridge pins at some point and may even tackle the nut. But the saddle replacement offers the biggest payoff for sure. Take your time and check the fit often so as not to take off too much material.

Bought it for my Yamaha f310 acoustic guitar. Was big length wise, breadth wise and height wise. You definitely need a sand paper, if you have the same guitar model. Reduced height, breadth and length from both sides, matching to the stock saddle. Tusq is lot easier to reduce with sand paper, when compared to bone saddle. The sound with tusq saddle and nut was far better that the plastic ones (urea). I like bright sound for guitar by the way, as I sing with cappo on fretboard.