VGEBY 3Pcs Guitar Bridge Saddle, Bone Guitar Saddle and Nut Tone Rosewood Bridge Replacement Instrument Accessories for String Classical Guitar Classical Guitar Bridge Classical Guitar Bridge

If you are replacing a bridge for the first time, please look up videos on how to do it and take your time. Don't try to pry the old bridge off until all the glue has loosened up to the point where it wants to peel off easily. If you've never changed a bridge and you're working on an heirloom or otherwise valuable guitar, consider having a professional do it (it costs less than trashing your grandpa's 1960's CF Martin).I like playing on nylon strings, but my Ibanez Dreadnought doesn't like them. The string pegs always shoot off into low earth orbit as a result, which they don't do with steel strings for whatever reason, so I bought this bridge and installed it myself. I didn't care if I screwed up the guitar because it's a cheap guitar, but luckily, the replacing process went fine. I also installed an electric preamp and tuner into this guitar, and drilling a hole through the bridge for the under-saddle pickup went fine. The rosewood is decent quality and didn't crack or splinter.My only note for other Dreadnought owners is that the grooves in the nut are way too far apart for the neck, which is probably the result of making this one replacement set to work with a wide range of acoustic guitars. I just left my original nut in place. As for the saddle, you need to file it down to have the strings sit in it properly, and will have to (carefully) file them further to adjust the action. I re-used my old saddle with no issues.

Saved a guitar I thought was gone forever

It does the job

Nut was a little too wide but I didn’t need it anyway. Bridge and saddle were fine

Nice quality, serves it's purpose.