Bone Saddle – Fits Many Eastman Guitars with Undersaddle Pickup – 9 mm Height – 12 inch Radius
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Thanks for stopping by, I'm pretty sure that model would fit based on online photos. There is no set saddle height, regardless of whether it is purchased from a factory or not. The neck angle of every guitar is a little different, and if the factory has set the action at a certain height, it can be adjusted by adjusting the neck relief, nut slot height, or saddle height, among others. Please ensure your purchased saddle is the right height by measuring yours Our customer service team can assist you with a more advanced saddle or you can buy the saddle at the below link and then adjust as needed, or you can contact us at the above email address. Send us the height of your saddle, so that we can adjust it The following address can be found at Go to http//www. The Amazon website. Website http//www.bone.com/Bone- A saddle-shaped object The Eastman Company The guitar - *br> *br>Please note that each guitar is a little different and your bone saddle may need to be adjusted in height, length, or thickness, which you can do with Here are some tips you can view in the attached files and the video link. We are here to help you with any questions you may have regarding saddle fit, action height, intonation, or any other aspect. If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, please let us know and we'll either provide you with a replacement saddle The following web address is available for your reference I am Macnichol. Visit www.com/video
Selected User Reviews For Bone Saddle – Fits Many Eastman Guitars with Undersaddle Pickup – 9 mm Height – 12 inch Radius
It was a bit of a suprise from Santa Claus Photographs were taken with Eastman E10 film We received an 00SS guitar from my father While I love the guitar, its saddle seemed primitive. It was made of bone--a kind of thing that is not common in guitars today. It was a substance like a B- but not This compensation applies to strings. Eastman is not being slammed The same thing happens to me in my Martin OM18V, so I believe it is also a Vintage thing. However, due to the high volume of action, it was also impossible to get the low action I wanted. Although I tried sanding it down, I had no luck as it no longer completely filled the saddle slot and the action appeared unchanged (as you can clearly see my luthier skills are just advanced enough to get into trouble by now. My original product was not wide enough, so I looked for a replacement online. I found this one quickly. However, the width was much narrower than I tried installing it, feeling that I had nothing to lose by doing so, but found it was a little It only took a quick sanding of one of the sides for it to snap I didn't mind the fact that it was narrower than the stock saddle However, the most important thing is that it sounds great and the B-grade is okay A better intonation has been achieved. I could only attribute it to sheer coincidence that it was also the ideal height to achieve 4/64ths straight at the 12th fret, without any modifications. It was great to hear from you. The narrow width of this saddle works really well with Eastman E10 guitars, assuming you can get past it. It is recommended.
I only needed to sand a little bit to reduce thickness and then my saddle fit better than the original one. The intonation and tone of his voice are better. It is recommended.
It is a lot better than A very little amount of sanding is needed.
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