Guyker 43mm Stainless Steel Ball Adjustable Guitar Nut - Adjust Bridge Nut Split Regulation Replacement Parts Compatible with Gibson Les Paul LP Style Guitar

Although this was advertised for Gibson-type guitars, I’ve put it on a Strat. It has the option to be adjustable, with tiny Allen screws to raise it off a little plate underneath… however I’ve dispensed with that and simply installed the nut itself without the plate and the screws… and it’s effectively a half-price LSR nut. You do need to cut away a couple of mm of fretboard however, so be very careful! Also it’s 43mm wide, so check the width of your nut before you install it, not all strats are the same:)

I build my custom guitars with a zero fret.....If you don't have a zero fret this will put your guitar way out of intonation. Before you take the old nut off, measure the nut to the first fret. This HAS to be the same when you put this new nut on, which it will not be. You'll have to remove the very end of the fretboard by about 3mm or so, so when the string goes over the balls, it will be the same distance from the first fret as your old nut. Don't try to fake it and you will have a great ball bearing nut. Odd, this unit comes with absolutely NO instructions if you're a newbie.

Satisfecho con el resultado.Utilizo cuerdas de eléctrica en mis guitarras acústicas porque se dejan modular mejor, pero se acaban incrustando en las cejillas normales de hueso e incluso de marfil, a los meses desafinan.Esta solución metálica es definitiva, rebaje el diapason los 3mm necesarios y ahora la afinación y el quinteo están clavados. Un 10.

First, this little device will absolutely solve all of your tuning issues but if you don't know what you're doing, you can esily destroy the neck of your guitar.You must cut about 3mm off the end of your fretboard at the headstock. (2nd pic) Once you glue down the base plate that comes with the nut, place the nut on top and string up. Use the 6 allen screws to make adjustments. Yes, it seem like an eternity while you tweak but it will be worth it.A smaller radius will take much longer to adjust. A larger radius or flatter fretboard will do much better. Good Luck!

Es unos milímetros más ancho que la cejuela de la Gibson por lo que la única forma de instalarla sería modificando la guitarra. La descripción es engañosa ya que asegura ser compatible con Gibson Les Paul y recalco esto porque no pone epiphone u otra marca, dice Gibson. Las medidas que aparecen son poco claras, en definitiva es una estafa.

Didn’t realize that this little nut would do so much!