Saddles

The saddle is one of the most impactful components in an acoustic guitar's tone chain — it's the last contact point before string vibration transfers into the bridge and soundboard. Upgrading from plastic to bone, ebony, brass, or Graphtec can noticeably improve sustain, clarity, and string-to-string balance. We stock saddles for acoustic, classical, and 12-string guitars, as well as electric guitar bridge saddles for Telecaster-style instruments.

Acoustic Guitar Saddles — Bone

The most popular upgrade material. Dense, resonant, and tonally balanced. Available bleached (bright, clean look) or unbleached (warm, vintage appearance).

Universal Acoustic (Unbleached) — 72mm, 74mm, 76mm x 3mm x 9mm; unslotted blanks
Universal Acoustic (Bleached, Compensated B) — 72mm, 74mm, 76mm x 3mm x 9.5mm
Martin Style — 73.86mm (Bleached)
Yamaha — 75mm (Bleached & Unbleached)
Taylor — 71mm (Bleached & Unbleached)
12-String Guitar (Bleached) — 75.94mm x 13.02mm x 3mm

Classical Guitar Saddles — Bone

80mm (Bleached) — standard classical replacement; bright and responsive
80mm (Unbleached) — 80mm x 2.8mm x 9mm
85mm Blank (Bleached) — for custom shaping and fitting
105mm Blank (Unbleached) — for luthiers and custom builds

Classical Guitar — Ebony

Ebony Classical Nut & Saddle Set — nut: 52mm x 6mm x 9mm; saddle: 80mm x 2.8mm x 9.5mm

12-String Guitar

Bone Nut (Unbleached, Slotted) — 49.05mm x 9.16mm x 5.81mm
Bone Saddle (Bleached) — 75.94mm x 13.02mm x 3mm

Other Acoustic Saddle Materials

Ebony — 72mm x 3mm x 9.5mm; dense and articulate
Brass — 72mm x 3mm x 9.5mm; bright and punchy
Graphtec — 72mm x 3mm x 9.5mm; self-lubricating synthetic with excellent tonal properties
Plastic (Polyurethane) — 72mm x 3mm x 9.5mm; standard replacement

Electric Guitar Saddles — Telecaster

Tele Brass Saddles x6 with Fittings — individual string saddles with all requisite fittings for Tele-type bridges
Tele Saddles x3 with Fittings — standard 3-saddle set in chrome or brass; allen key or flathead grub screw height adjustment