Musiclily Ultra 10.5mm Moderne Stijl Messing Zadels voor Strat/Tele Stijl Elektrische Gitaar, Chroom (Set van 6)

Geweldige brugzagels,had last van hoge stelschroeven bij mijn vintage zadels op mijn strat. Had mijn hals al wat getilt maar had niet genoeg effect. Ik zocht specifieke zadels die wat lagere stelschroeven hadden. Ik kwam uit op deze set.Super passend en geen scherpe schroeven meer,super sound..... Geld meer dan waard !!!!Extra set stel schroeven en montage schroeven evenals een inbussleutel wordt meegeleverd,super !!!!

Montés sur une Super Sonic.C'est bien du laiton plein.Bien fini, bien fabriqué.Et la surprise du chef : livré avec des vis de réglage en hauteur et des ressorts de taille différente pour accommoder la guitare !

These are totally overkill for my Donner DTC-100 Telecaster-style (a really solid guitar for such a low price by the way). But I really didn't like the stock saddles and I wanted to show it some love.I was going to buy the cheap Musiclily set that are shiny chrome and are about 1/3 the cost of these chromed brass saddles, but I decided to splurge. I'm glad I did!They're not a perfect match for the polished chrome bridge plate on my guitar (see the picture). The saddles have a matte, very finely textured finish. The texture is more subtle than the pictures on Amazon show, but it's certainly not shiny. I knew this going in, and I'm fine with it.These are very nicely machined. I don't see any weird tool marks or flaws in the finish. The screws and screw holes (both intonation and height adjustment screws) are machined with so much more precision than what I'm used to. Nothing is at all loose, and nothing is too tight. The height screws sit nice and low in the saddles. They are all flush or below the top surface of the saddles with the exception of the high E string -- where they barely protrude.Setting up the bridge action and intonation after installing these was such a pleasure. No fighting with the allen key when setting string height, and nothing but smooth, predictable turns on the intonation screws. No height screws rattling loose and buzzing in their holes. No weird sitar sounds where the strings make contact in the slots.I wasn't buying these to change my guitar's tone. I liked the tone with the crappy saddles, and I like the tone with these nice saddles. I didn't do an A/B comparison, but if there was a change in the tone it wasn't really noticeable to me.I don't regret spending the extra $10 on these. The only downside is that now I'm getting used to nicer saddles, so I'll need to budget a little extra cash when it comes time to upgrade my other cheap guitars.

Ok they look really good but the springs were too long on the intonation screws so l used the old ones so l could intonate my US fender custom StratocasterOther than that they look better and easier to intonate .

I bought these for my Jackson JS24 DKAM, non-Floyd Rose. They are the same dimensions as the original saddles and fit well, and look great. The black is a subtle textured matte finish that feels durable. The edges are more squared off than the originals, so if you rest your hand on the bridge, that's something to keep in mind as they are a bit sharper. The included extra screws and springs are nice, as I used the shorter spring to intonate my low E.I used a bit of sandpaper just to expose the brass where the strings touch... I'm sure it's unnecessary, but I like to be thorough. I also have a brass block installed, heavy springs, Graph Tech nut, and EMG 81/85 pickups. The guitar sustains forever and sounds great! The saddles and brass block together should be a significant improvement from stock.

10.5mm works perfectly on American Pro II Stratocaster. Sounds amazing