Model 1720-00 Nut Slotted L43.05mm - TUSQ

I bought an Epiphone AJ220s because of the reviews. When it arrived it played pretty good for a $190.00 guitar.After about a week of playing it with new Martin strings I began to notice a lack of sustain and a low end muddle.I Googled my complaint and found reviews for Tusg saddles and nuts. Make this shorter,,I replaced the nut and saddle with Tusg nut and saddle. To sum up the difference. My brother in law can not tell the difference between his Gibson J45 and my Epiphone AJ220s. (and either can I ) A little setup goes along way and Tusq clearly made the difference in carrying the sound.

The nut has been great so far. Sturdy and provides great tone for my 6-string acoustic. Only down side is having to sand/shave down the nut to get the right string height (it took a LOT of sanding), but that's inevitable when doing your own repairs (parts rarely fit perfectly and without custom adjustments).For those of you replacing your guitar nut for the first time (like I did), Graphtech provides some handy instructions in the packaging; though I'd still recommend checking online for tips, trips, and additional guidance.All-in-all, a quality product that I would recommend to a friend or purchase again.

Put those on a cheap hollowbody that I am upgrading. I have Graphtech on pretty much all gits, since their nuts and saddles improve sustain, resonance, and tuning stability. In fact, before replacing those cheap tuners, I would replace any cheapo plastic nut first. This solved my tuning issues with 4 of my projects/upgrades. Much cheaper than new tuners!

This and the matching bridge were used to replace the plastic pieces on my Fender dreadnought acoustic. The sound difference is unbelievable.

I love Tusq. Clean clear and sustain.

great

Brightens up a mellow guitar. Nice for more deep or full sounding woods like Rosewood or Mahogany, but it made my maple body dread a bit TOO bright.

It was a good product. The guitar sounded better