String Saver by Graph Tech Saddle Strat & Tele Style 2 1/16" Spaced (6 Pcs) PS-8000-00
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Features
- String Saver Original saddles are made with a unique combination of materials made to enhance tone and dramatically reduce string breakage.
- Each saddle is impregnated with PTFE, the slipperiest substance on earth. The PTFE in String Savers eases the grip between the saddle and string, spreading the stress over a greater portion of the string, just enough to drastically reduce string breakage.
- Measure: Length - Width - Height - E to E; inches: 0.815 - 0.410 - 0.230 - 2.076; mm: 20.70 - 10.41 - 5.84 - 52.73.
- Black color.
Description
String Saver Saddles for Strat & Tele
Item Weight: 0.882 ounces
Product Dimensions: 7 x 5 x 1.25 inches
Item model number: PS-8000-00
Date First Available: April 4, 2007
Back Material: Plastic
Color Name: Black
Top Material: Plastic
Number of Strings: 6
Material Type: Stainless Steel
Size: Einheitsgröße
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Style: Single
I picked up these GraphTech saddles for a project guitar I was rebuilding, mainly because I was VERY pleased with the quality of their string nuts and trees. I paid about $34 for them (shipping included), which is a little expensive for what they are, but still reasonable. I don't consider this to be a necessary upgrade given that you can buy steel saddles from GuitarFetish or other providers for as little as $13. Either the steel saddles or the GraphTech set are an upgrade over the stock zinc/pot metal ones that come with many cheap guitars and tremolo sets. However, I should be clear about what bridge saddles will do and won't do for your guitar. The tuning stability is DEFINITELY improved, however, I believe this has more to do with the GraphTech nut and saddles I installed at the same time. Still, there's no denying that these saddles are very well made, easy to install, and the material is extremely anti-friction, which prevents both tuning issues and string breakage. Even if the saddles aren't the sole cause of my improved tuning, it's hard for me to complain about them in any way! Then there's the issue of "improving" tone. I do think that bridge saddles are an important component in tone quality, since they are one of the key contact points for the string. That being said, you aren't going to notice a dramatic "improvement" in tone quality just by changing the saddles. Steel saddles work very well (and obviously have a more "vintage" appearance you might be looking for). I've heard that steel trends toward "brighter" tones, while the GraphTech warms up the tone a bit, and there might be some truth to that. So, if you're having issues with tuning, string breakage, or feel like your guitar is too bright, those might be some reasons to try these out. You certainly won't regret it if you do.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2013 by StormJH1
Style: Single
I recently bought a used Fernandes Strat copy to make use of its sustainer system, and while it got the sounds I wanted, the guitar wasn't in the best condition. Among other problems, the saddles were very worn down, and the guitar wasn't holding tune well, so I decided to take a chance on these Graph Tech saddles, and I am noticing some improvement to the tuning. Ultimately, I think the tuners need to be upgraded, but these are helping at least. Moreover, the previous saddles were really a bit of an eyesore, so if nothing else, these saddles improved the overall look of my guitar, and I had no problems installing them. It might be my imagination, but I think the guitar even sounds a little bit better with the new saddles. The one oddity I will mention is that they use a different screw from most saddles, but it does come with the appropriate Allen wrench, so it's a minor gripe. I would definitely recommend these for a quick and easy upgrade on your Strat or other S-style guitar.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2020 by Moe
Style: Single
The stock saddles that came with it were too short for the action I wanted when it was semi decked. Also I can actually say along with the graptech nut a whole lot less string breakage. I used to not be able to de tune and re tune the guitar when adjusting action or intonation because the high e would break now I can do it as much as needed and it doesn’t break. If you are considering getting these but the price seems a little too much and you’re not sure it’s worth it. It is worth it when you consider how many high e strings you might break.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by Travis Olson Travis Olson
Style: Single
2nd set installed with no complaints, great upgrade, especially for a cheap guitar. These are legit.
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by B
Style: Single
Have these installed on all my guitars. These were a perfect fit for my Squier Bullet Mustang and my Monoprice Telecaster, but we're slightly too wide for my mid-90s Ibanez Strat copy (Cimar CX140). I had to sand them down a couple times on each side per saddle before they fit right. Of course once that was done they worked great. Tuning is smooth and intonation is perfect. Will never not use a Graphtech saddle and string tree equipped guitar.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2020 by Damien C.
Style: Single
These saddles are amazing. I got them for my Bullet Mustang. They make a huge difference in feel and sustain. They make the guitar feel more resonate and substantial. Plus they feel great against your hand. I have always been very pleased with Graph Tech parts. For anyone out there modding a Bullet Mustang, get these, you will be pleased. The guitar sounded better and more tuned with these saddles roughly installed than the stock saddles did after weeks of trying to properly intonate the guitar. I installed these along with the tusq string trees (the old trees were catching the strings and pulling it out of tune). Very happy with the results.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2019 by Brett Lee
Style: Single
Way better than stock saddles. I play my electric rather aggressively with my band and had cut my pinky occasionally on the stock Fender vintage saddles that came on my guitar. By simply changing saddles and spending a few minutes setting my intonation up, I greatly improved the feel and also sound of my guitar. The graphite gives the guitar a bit of a warmer sound that it had been missing before. These are a great alternative that is much nicer than what comes on the guitar originally and make the guitar look much nicer, too. These were a breeze to set to exactly how I wanted them. Just youtube how to set up your intonation if you aren't familiar.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2016 by Richard Hall Richard Hall