My saddles aren't breaking any strings. Yet still I want to change them. What sounds better: String Saver saddles or TUSQ saddles? Trem nut or TUSQ nut?
All opinions are
My saddles aren't breaking any strings. Yet still I want to change them. What sounds better: String Saver saddles or TUSQ saddles? Trem nut or TUSQ nut?
All opinions are
Last edited by Floyd.lt; 05-19-2008 at 03:47 AM.
I cannot speak to the saddles, I did however just put a Tusq Nut on my standard. It made a difference in the way the whole guitar resonates, now I can feel it vibrate much more.
Greco Gold Top
'06 60th Standard
'02 Epi Dot
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I use TUSQ nuts on all my guitars. I used to use string saver or ferra-glides on all my guitars, but have gone back to vintage saddles on my vintage style guitars.
"Oh, Mister D.J.,
I keep wondering why you don't play much blues anymore
I don't know what you got against me
Whatever it is, I sure would like to know"
Graph tech saddles = tone suckers.. IMO.... Can't comment on there nut's..
Never noticed a difference in tone between steel vintage, string savers, or ferra glide really.Originally Posted by melody
Graph tech saddles = tone suckers.. IMO.... Can't comment on there nut's..
"Oh, Mister D.J.,
I keep wondering why you don't play much blues anymore
I don't know what you got against me
Whatever it is, I sure would like to know"
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