Mr.Power Classic 6 String Guitar Bone Bridge Saddle and Nut Made of Real Bone (For Classic)

Recently bought an Epiphone DR - 100. An entry level guitar but with a really good action, which made playing quite easy. I bought these to replace the plastic ones which came with the guitar. A good improvement with a slightly brighter sound. Easy to fit without any sanding etc. would definitely recommend

I wanted to have a go at changing the action on my guitar. The current saddle has settled over the years resulting in bottom E sitting too low. This was a good match for size. After attacking with a dremel it fitted well and produces an excellent tone. I was a little over zealous and took a bit too much off. Bit as a sign to how good I think it is, I'm ordering a second one to try again.Ps. Definitely bone. You can smell it when sanding it down!

Bought to replace worn bridge and nut on Takamine acoustic. Originally bought a "bone" set that turned out to be cheap plastic. Tried this set and they were fine for the purpose. Compensated bridge is a nice touch at this price. Will probably need a bit of fettling to fit but this is to be expected ( bone takes longer to file and sand than you would expect! ).

Saved the guitar from going in teh bin!

Real nice dense bone. Perfectly cut string slots.Drastically improved two guitars I have, much more sustain, much clearer tone.Took a little bit of sanding to fit, takes a bit of knowledge of string action etc. This is obvious since each guitar is different but some idiots have badly reviewed this product because of this! If you're expecting to buy this and just have it just fit then you probably shouldn't be doing any work on a guitar in the first place)

Just what I was looking for to replace my old ones and a good price

It’s bone, and was easy enough to sand to the right height. Only knocked off one star because for my guitar (Harley Benton travel) it isn’t the same width as my current saddle (it’s smaller by a few mm), otherwise very happy.

They appear to be more than fit for the job of replacing my worn ones on my acooustic guitar where the strings were vibrating on the frets. Could have carried out a repair, but, decided to treat my guitar :).