Guitar Bone Nut and Saddle

Ok

Standard works not bad price

The bridge did not fit my old nylon acoustic but a little bit of sand paper fixed that issue. Id say the lrice was right and the sound quality is pretty solid. Easy to install gor the most part.

Yes these are genuine bone, they seem evenly dense, are evenly colored and they sound great. Be prepared, depending on your guitar to do some sanding and filing, the dimensions are generous. The following in no way reflect on the product, simply my installation. I had to do a lot of sanding on the saddle as there was no direct replacement for my vintage 12 string, you probably won't have to do as much. The nut was well cut but I had to do some slot filing even for 9-46's. The nut was also quite high for my installation as I have a zero fret and required some serious sanding on the bottom to reduce the overall height. Again the dimensions are generous and may require a bit of sanding to accommodate the width of the neck. It fit great in the headstock slot. If you haven't worked with bone it takes a lot more patience than plastic, it's hard and dense and well it's bone; it's worth it, but wear a dust mask!

Smells like bone! Was skeptical of it being real or not... Grind/ file to fit perfectly for my 12 string Signet

It is exactly what it says. It is vibe It is clean and sou is beautiful. Really can tell the difference between the plastic unit and stable vs the bone one. The only thing is you have to file the string dents on the saddle but it's pretty easy

I had to sand it a little to make it fit but overall work great on my classic guitar

Worth the purchase