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These brass bridge pins are steady enough for a long service life, which is not easy to be broken. They also make your guitar more attractive and brighter.
Features:
--BETTER PERFORMANCE: These premium end pins enhances the tone quality, ensuring better performance.
--LONG SERVICE LIFE: Made of high grade brass, these bridge pins are more solid than any other material pins.
--COST-EFFECTIVE SET: Get one pack, you can get altogether 6pcs, which satisfy your needs.
--NECESSORY GUITAR PART: It is a great choice to replace your old or damaged ones, ideal for guitar lovers.
--GUARANTEE: If you are not satisfied with our product received, you can apply for unconditional return and refund within 180 days. In terms of any problem of this product, you can send emails to us at any time. We will reply you as soon.
Specifications:
Material: Brass
Color: Gold, Black(Optional)
Suitable for Folk Guitar
Quantity: 6Pcs / Set
Size(L * Head Dia): Approx. 29.5 * 8mm / 1.2 * 0.3in
Weight: Approx. 26g
Packing List:
1 x Pack of 6Pcs/Set Guitar Bridge Pins
Mitchell
Reviewed in Canada on August 21, 2024
If you have a guitar that doesn't sound that good unplugged like a apx500lll or a parlor guitar my apx500lll sounds amazing.
SNAFU
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
These are very nice bridge pins. The finish is almost like a dark gun blue. Very well done. The machining is consistent and mine didn't have any sharp areas. I typically replace the cheapo plastic pins in all of my guitars with metal ones. These were a little snug so be aware of that and do NOT try to force them down into your bridge if they don't fit properly. You can split the bridge if you do that. What I do is simply use my micrometer to measure the existing plastic bridge pins at the widest part where they fit into the hole. In this case the top part of the plastic pin measured 5.2mm. These metal pins measured 5.35mm. They would not easily seat down into the bridge pin holes. I gently reamed the bridge holes 3 turns with my reamer and that was all it took for them to fit snugly into the holes. Note that I did 1 turn at a time and then checked fitment. The best part is that they are so close in measurements that the plastic pins still work should I decide to sell the guitar with the original pins. Hope this helps someone.
Sandro Rossi-Dragovich
Reviewed in Australia on July 6, 2021
uneven size one pin is dif size than another pin is the set,rubish pins, do not buy, wasting time and money
S.c.
Reviewed in Canada on September 6, 2019
I ordered black. I received golden.Sad because it feels like a great product. It is why I give 2 and not 1.
Allen Müller
Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2019
Installed these same pins on a previous Yamaha, and the sound improvement was noticeable. I'm not good at explaining subjective things, but I'd say there was more sustain and clarity. I prefer to play on slightly worn phosphor bronze strings, with fingers, thumb and thumbnail. Even with all these warming/muddying factors at play, the sound seemed to have more clarity, which was just what I needed.just got a new Yamaha FG800, and ordered these right away. It turns out these pins will not seat properly on this guitar, which I did not expect at all. I do run medium strings, which are thicker than most. However, like I said, they were fine on my other Yamaha, a similar model, but I don't have it any more and cannot remember what exact model it was.I may try to machine them in order to fit without altering the bridge. If so, I'll report back here.
TRUE ARTIST
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2019
I replaced the bone bridge pins with these brass pins on my 2015 martin om. It is notacably louder and sustain lasts much longer, because i can palm mute my sound into perfection i personally really like the added range added to the guitars available pallet and for those jams where its loud and a dreadnought or two are also playing i definitely have no issues being able to be heard without plugging into pa or amp, it honestly took some adjusting to my game to not play too loud when im coppin a feel, with that said personally if i never planned on playing live or with other people and i only was writing songs in my room alone or working with artists in studio, i think the added volume and sustain really are unnecessary, i basically palm mute and adjusted how i play to get the sound where i want it, but when i need it i can let it max out and cut through dam near anything and im speaking unplugged no pa no amp. so if your lookin to add volume and sustain i can say these made a noticable increase on my om martin compared to its original bone bridge pins. Or if i had a cheap shitty guitar that lacked character and wad dull sounding if you cant afford a all solid wood guitar then for the money putting on elixer strings with these pins is probably the money you can spend to help out your guitars pallet of available sound.
Frazer
Reviewed in Australia on August 17, 2018
Great touch for the old guitar
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