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Rosette Diamond Secure Classical Guitar String Ties/New Low Profile Bridge Beads

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  • Original Design by Rosette Guitar Products - Made in USA

Description

The Diamond Secure String Ties are designed and manufactured in USA. These are not poor quality imports. Yes, they have been copied, but these are made from a Laser printing process with the highest quality nylon composition. Rosette is the original designer and manufacturer. Advanced String Ties for Classical Guitars are the latest design from Rosette. A 3rd generation guitar string tying system for classical and nylon string folk guitars. Diamond Secure String Ties provide an advanced bead design while providing a low profile that many traditional guitarists prefer. This new string tying system will cut your string change time in half. It also provides a more secure way of attaching your strings. Unconditionally guaranteed to enhance your guitar. Kit contains 7 beads and instructions. Made in the USA.

Brand: Rosette Diamond BridgeBeads


String Gauge: All Classical Guitar Strings


Color: black


Instrument: Classical Guitar


String Material Type: Nylon


Brand Name: Rosette Diamond BridgeBeads


Instrument: Classical Guitar


Number of Items: 7


UPC: 087169742460


Included Components: 7 Diamond BridgeBeads, Instructions


Item Weight: 0.01 kg


Manufacturer: Rosette


Model Name: D2BL


Model Number: D2BL


Manufacturer Part Number: D2BL


Set Name: 7 Beads and Instructions


String Material Type: Nylon


Coating Description: Laser Sintered Nylon


Body Material Type: Laser Sintered Nylon


Material Type: Laser Sintered Nylon


String Gauge: All Classical Guitar Strings


Color: black


Recommended Uses For Product: Securing strings on classical guitars, improving stringing efficiency and sound quality


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  • Total Game Changer! Love These...
I have several guitars of various makes and models and styles. I decided I wanted a classical, so I bought a Cordoba Luthier Series C-10 Classical guitar. The guitar arrived in good condition and sounded very nice. However, this was short lived. Not even 2 weeks later the guitar was in its stand and I heard a 'pop!'. The low E string had unraveled just above the bridge. I figured that maybe the guitar had been shipped with old strings on it. I'm new to classical guitars, so I was somewhat shocked at how primitive the method of restringing was...tying a knot and then adding significant tension on an expensive guitar seems strange to me. But you do what you have to do I guess. I bought some new strings and looked at YT videos on changing strings, and while the process still seemed archaic, I was able to accomplish it. But 3 weeks later and "Pop!" the E string unraveled again. I'm guessing that there's some sort of small burr or rough spot in the bridge which is slowly cutting the string. Considering the price of the guitar, I was pretty disappointed to say the least. That's when I found the Rosette Diamond Secure Classical Guitar String Ties on Amazon. A few of the reviews I've read complain that you still have to tie the strings...which is sorta true. However, you don't have tie the string over the bridge anymore (which is a clumsy endeavor, for me at least). This is like adding a Ball End (the end of an acoustic guitar string which keeps the string from slipping through the bridge). You tie the strings to the String Ties, run the other end of the string through the bridge, and tie them to the tuning pegs. That's it. These make changing strings WAY WAY WAY faster and easier. I haven't experienced any string slippage (make sure you double knot the high E). Plus no more scraping the crap out of the face of the bridge by tying strings the old way. Basically, these allow you to string your classical just like you do with your acoustics. As for the unraveling E string I was experiencing, it's been 6-8 months since I bought these and I haven't had a single issue. The ease of stringing your classical guitar makes these a no brainer even if you don't have the unraveling problem that I did. My only knock on them is that for what they really are, they're a bit pricy. But not obscenely so. I wold definitely recommend these. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2022 by Patrick B

  • Superb addition to any classical guitar!
These beads are a superb addition to any classical guitar. By replacing standard methods of tying strings, the beads make changing strings much easier and faster while reducing wear and tear on the tie block. They can be used with virtually any classical guitar strings or type of bridge. In addition, when used with a standard six-hole bridge, the beads increase the break angle between the tie block and saddle to a similar degree as achieved with a twelve-hole bridge. The beads are well designed, small, lightweight, reasonably priced, and aesthetically pleasing. Highly recommended! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025 by hypersphere

  • Not handsome but works great!
The string holes on the bridge of my 1965 Jose Ramirez have grown huge due to decades of string abrasion. I had to stop using traditional string ties in order to preserve the last few millimeters of rosewood! I’ve used jade, bone and wood beads I found at bead stores with good results: tie a knot and thread it through the bead hole and you’re done. However, my old Ramirez is so worn even smoothly contoured beads were eating into and enlarging the string holes. So I gave the Rosette Diamond BridgeBeads a go, and I’m glad I did. At first appearance they’re underwhelming compared to the jade and bone beads I’m used to. In fact, they’re really unsightly when installed against the rosewood and cedar of my old guitar. Once I got over the cheap plastic styling, I must say this product works very well indeed: easy to thread the string and lock under the loop, faster to install than a traditional tie or knot, secure and no change in sound. However, the most significant improvement for my old Ramirez is the large flat gasket like design distributes the string tension across a much larger area surrounding the string hole, thereby reducing wear and abrasion. In a perfect world the Rosette Diamond BridgeBeads would be thinner and made of rosewood rather than plastic, blending in with the instrument. I won’t be installing Rosette Diamond BridgeBeads on my newer instruments as I’m happy with my smaller jade and bone beads. However, I consider the Rosette Diamond BridgeBeads a life saving surgery for my old friend, extending the life of my ’65 Ramirez for many more years. So not a perfect product but a darn good one and just what the doctor ordered. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2017 by P.K. Frary

  • Almost 5 stars. Clean look. Easy to use.
Easy to use once you learn the method for tying the stings which are very clear in the instructions. Clean look. As you can see in the photos some damage to the bridge from strings prior to getting these. These will prevent damage from strings installation. They do create a greater break angle for the strings which is a good thing. My guitar does sound better the notes ring brighter and longer than before. The only complaint that prevented this from 5 stars is in the quality control department. Two of the pieces in which you feed the strings through a hole we’re not drilled all the way through. Luckily I have drill bits. If I didn’t, I’d be $hit out of luck. They do come with 7 pieces but as I said, 2 were not usable if I couldn’t drill the holes completely through. I’ll be buying another set for my other classical that has a 12 hole bridge because these make the same break angle but with less tension pulling on the bridge. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2021 by Cynobyte

  • Excellent string ties
I used these string ties to tie the strings in a Yamaha classical guitar. Some of the advantages that I found are listed below. 1) the string ties are very easy to use for experienced guitar players and beginners. I have changed strings for more than two decades and can tell that this makes the whole process easier. 2) shorten the amount of time to replace the strings 3) slightly improve the clarity of the sound. 4) do not leave marks on the bridge 5) give the classic guitar a nice and clean look ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2020 by K

  • Worth the time and money
These are great. A friend of mine put new strings on my Yamaha classical guitar. I had bought these rosettes for the specific reason of making the change easy for him. He was more than pleased, as he admitted that he wasn't sure how to restring a guitar without the ball ends. He would have figured it out with the aid of YouTube, but these babies made it super easy. They're not inexpensive, but the time you'll save and the frustration you may face will make it more than worth it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2020 by B. Swenson

  • These are Slick.
I'm not going to try to impress you about my years of experience with classical guitar, because I don't have any. I do know that I have trouble tying the strings on my newly-acquired Cordoba. I stumbled across these while looking for new strings, and decided to give them a try. First, they do what they say they'll do, they make it easier to securely tie your strings, prevent damage to the bridge and provide a consistent string angle between the holes in the bridge and the saddle. As another reviewer mentioned, it makes the angle behind the saddle steeper because the loop in the string isn't pulling up on the string any more. This should lessen the tendency of the strings to deflect laterally on the saddle. I was able to install these without changing strings because there was enough string looped around the rollers and the string of the now-unnecessary knots was available. They look like they were made on a 3D printer, mine have a matte black finish that seems a little less shiny than the picture. They seem strong, and they look good. Most of all they hold the strings securely. The seller didn't mess around shipping, either. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2017 by solid

  • Good but not a bargain
These are very sturdy and hold up well. You might consider printing a set on a 3D printer for no cost, they also don’t break. Avoid the cheap ones as the crack with frequency.
Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2026 by Sue Nami

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