2 Sets Ebony Ukulele Bridge Nut And Saddle,Repair Parts for 4 Strings Ukuleles

2 Sets Ebony Ukulele Bridge Nut And Saddle,Repair Parts for 4 Strings Ukuleles

$ 7.99

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Based on 44 ratings

Satisfaction

8.64

Delivery

9.02

Packaging

8.71

Customer service

9.18

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Product Description

The ukulele saddle and nut are made of premium ebony and are much more dense than parts made of synthetic materials.

The saddle and nut can be used to replace the bridge of a four Enhance the quality of sound by producing a clearer, richer, and more stable signal.

For guitar enthusiasts, this is the perfect accessory. As it is harder, it will produce a better tone than plastic parts at a lower price.

Ukuleles can be improved through the use of ukulele strings and can play an important role in improving the acoustical quality of the

A 35 * 7 * 5 mm nut, 53 * 7 * 3 mm saddle

Selected User Reviews For 2 Sets Ebony Ukulele Bridge Nut And Saddle,Repair Parts for 4 Strings Ukuleles

A hairdryer, sandpaper, and YouTube can get you to the finish line

5/5

The packages arrived in perfect condition and on time. On my concert size Kala, I wanted to replace the bridge. Having the length right was nice, but I had to sand down the width just a little bit to get it to fit, but this is better than In fact, I shaped it a bit in order to adjust the intonation on the G and C strings, and it works As I was at it, I changed the nut. It was not difficult We heard a little less "twang" from these parts than from the stock ones. A more earthy, warm, and mellow flavor would be my best description.

Aspen SMART

| Feb 05, 2021

Almost dropped in

5/5

Very good. An old saddle had no good compensation, and it was quite low as well. In order to have a saddle that would fit my Tenor ukulele I decided to create one. This is the one I got instead of a bone because I wanted to try out some new sounds- This is similar to ebony, which is also thought to be of high I think it delivers what it promises. It still requires some additional filing, which is usually expected. This is why I referred to it as a "drop in. ". Additionally, I did some compensation and filed off some of the height so that the saddle is slightly higher than before. I didn't have any difficulties work with the material. The result is excellent and the tone is very pleasing to the eye. In the end, I am very pleased with it and recommend it to any uke enthusiast who wants to work on their own instrument.

Molly Burch

| Jun 15, 2021

I prefer it for my uke! I like my concert uke's sound even more when the ebony is used

5/5

There was nothing I liked about the "nu-" It would seem that it should be "bone" as it is standard. I've used real bone in a guitar project, but I found it too dense for the lighter ukulele materials. I was able to string up without having to adjust at the nut due to the perfect fit. This surprised me, as well as pleased me. Compared to the original, the tone sounds cleaner and more connected, if you understand what I mean. I will use the 2nd set directly for building the tenor I'm about to build! That's awesome, they look great!.