Graph Tech PT-6114-00

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Nut

Dimensions (WxHxD): 43.31 x 8.43 x 4.95 mm / EE: 34.90 mm
Notched
Self-lubricating material by Teflon microcapsules
Hardly any frictional resistance
Increased vocal stability
Extended sustain

Money back guarantee is valid only as long as part has not yet been installed onto an instrument.

Garantarea rambursării banilor în 30 de zile

disponibil din Noiembrie 2009
numărul articolului 239524
unitate de vânzare 1 bucată(ăţi)
Width in mm 43 mm
Unmachined No
Instrument Acoustic Guitar

68 lei

Toate prețurile includ TVA

Nivel de vânzări

în Saddle-uri şi Prăguşuri

258 Evaluările clienților

5 207 Clienți 4 37 Clienți 3 7 Clienți 2 5 Clienți 1 2 Clienți

4.7 / 5

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Graph Tech PT-6114-00

Octav 38 06.01.2026

solid nut, installed graph tech nuts on all my guitars

semnaleaza un abuz

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tired of detuned strings

Christian H. 471 09.05.2014

are you as tired of detuned strings like i was?
the most common reason for a detuned guitar string is that the string nut is slightly too tight and the string cannot move free back and forht, so after an, for example one-tone bending the string it cannot get back into the original tuning and as a result of that the tuning become off.
The GraphTech stringnut is self lubrication and lets the string freely move back and forth, which is going to result into a great tuning stability for your guitar
I have upgraded most of my guitars from various plastic or bone saddles to graphtech nuts, works great on hardtail and vintage tremolo style guitars, and my "out of tune" issues i had previously were solved immediately.
The graphtech nut is pre sloted, but a good setup on an instrument makes all the difference, so i suggest you, if you are not sure or not experienced enough how to setup a guitar and replace a nut, that you take your guitar with the new replacement nut and let a qualified guitar technician or luthier do the job for you.
A good setup makes everything, and you can make an cheap guitar with an ace setup even "better" playable than an expensive "custom shop" guitar with a very poor setup