Greenten 8mm Ebony Guitar Bridge Pins Abanlone Dot for Acoustic Guitar Parts Replacement (Black)

I ordered the rosewood pegs without the brass. The fit was a bit tight, but better that than to thin. They are really nice looking and made very well. I did have a problem and contacted the company,,,they did not even hesitate and sent another set to replace the first ones. The problem was 2 had split, I don't think it was from production, but rather during shipping. They are delicate and could've been stepped on or loaded with a box on top. In any event the company did right by me. Though not a large amount of money, but an important part of the bridge, the customer service is top notch. I've bought saddles and nuts from them also and they too were of quality material.Recommend this company.

The heads of these pins a different shape and larger size than what came on the guitar and I didn't like their appearance after installing. However, I realize that is personal preference. What I did not like was they seem to be inconsistent in their sizing. After attempting to install the pins three times, moving the pins to different holes each time and not being able to achieve a suitable fit for all six strings, I finally gave up and reinstalled the plastic pins which came with the guitar originally. Not sure the bone pins improved the sound of the guitar anyway. Not usable, wasted money.

These are a good fit and a welcome replacement for the stock pins for my Gibson Songwriter Deluxe Ovangkol. I was happy with the quality and consistency. No alterations necessary.The only thing I'd say I wasn't thrilled with is a very minor complaint that they are a little too white. Not quite bleached white, but they are considerably whiter than the bone saddle I installed on my guitar. A minor complaint, and not one I would deduct a star for. The value here is undeniably great in comparison to most other sellers of real bone bridge pins.

These are just white pins but they are nicely made. At first I thought they were plastic because they all looked alike with a little nib but if you sand them down you can smell the bone. They were just slightly too large for my ej200sce but just a little filing with a nail file got them to fit perfectly. Little larger than the plastic ones I had but those were impossible to remove and these come out very easily with a peg winder puller. It does seem like I get a little more sustain and volume but I could be imagining it. They look nice enough and I can pull them out to change strings easily so I am happy.

These are good quality bridge pins and they are real bone material. They fit my Martin D18 with no mods, I can't believe Martin is using plastic pins in their high end guitars. I'm not sure that bone pins will improve the sound of your guitar but they'll last longer than plastic and you can age them a bit by placing them in a cup of tea over night for a nice aged stain using bone. They fit good & look good. I would recommend!

These high quality bone pins fit without any alteration in both my 2013 Gibson Hummingbird.....AND my 2015 Gibson J-45 Standard. They look beautiful, fit flush and perfect and increase the sound resonance on both guitars. They are just the slighest shade of off white and look perfect on these Gibsons. They cost only about $10.99 ...They also cost 1/4th the price of Stewmac which are $40.00 a set and these are even nicer. Grab them..this won't last long. Great solid bone white pins, just a perfect touch.

I was unable to use these. They are too large for the pin holes in my Martin CEO-7. Also they are really white. The CEO-7 has yellowish bindings, tuner buttons, nut and saddle. The brilliant whiteness of the bridge pins really clashed. I can't comment on sound because I took them back out before I even tuned up the guitar. Careful - these are not right for every guitar.

Received 5 of 6 with the "abalone inlay" (sticker) intact, but one missing. Had to ship 6 back to get the one replaced, and in the end, I'm not even sure I'll use them. They're definitely not the high style pins shown in the pictures. Pretty sure the "gold ring" is just poorly done paint. I probably wouldn't use them on a good guitar, they're just too cheap looking.Also, be careful of these review. They're for ALL different bridge pins.