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16 Jul, 2020
Perfect string spacing * Perfect intonation * Great string tones
These Titanium compensating saddles are awesome ! A bit pricy, but worth every penny. I was having issues with my strings moving on the brass bridges and rubbing against the little height adjustment causing spacing issues as well as a buzzing mainly on the B & E strings that drove me crazy.
These titanium compensated saddles have very unique machined grooves in them that keep the string in place, but also allow for perfect intonation. In addition to solving my string spacing changing, and achieving perfect intonation, they honestly do sound better. The strings have a fuller "twang" and better sustain than the angled brass saddles. I never understood why they didn't put string grooves in the brass saddles to begin with ?? Seems like common sense to me.
Also, the Gotoh saddle are reversible so you can get whatever configuration your guitar needs.
This may be the best upgrade on the market for a vintage style Telecaster bridge there is.
08 Apr, 2020
I love the small size and the ones with max-grip are awesome
It is a nice assortment of Jazz III picks, but not all that are available. The max-grip Jazz III are awesome little picks, but I wish there were some thinner ones available. The thinnest pick I got was 1mm which is a bit stiff, but does give excellent control and easy to hang onto if you have problems with the pick moving between your fingers like I do.
The standard Jazz III is a much smaller pick which I like a lot and seems to give me more control and accuracy. The Jazz II XL is a bit larger and closer to the size of a regular pick.
I can easily say that these will be my go-to pick from now on , especially if I can find them in .73 or .80 thickness. After playing with them for a few hours a regular size pick feels big and clumsy to me. The smaller size really does improve speed and accuracy.
10 May, 2016
Great tool for the money
1 of 1 found this helpful This is a very handy bench block for 1911 and other guns as well. Not sure how well it will hold up being made of urethane , but for the money it doesn't have to last forever.
It has a lot of 1911 specific functions for various tasks including slide mods, link-pin removal and replacement, and even holds the slide in place so you can stake in a new front sight on the early government type. For just over $20 it paid for itself the first time I used it.