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Beautiful Guitar Accessories
Suitable for most guitars on the market.
Real Bone
Made of real cattle bone, which can offer a greater tone than plastic.
Abalone Inlaid
Head dotted with abalone, the color enhances high class appearance on your guitar.
Blisstime 6pcs Guitar Bone Bridge Pins Replacement Parts with Abalone Dot
Les
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2025
Inexpensive upgrade to replace the factory installed plastic bridge pins. Fit my Martin X Series DX1AE perfectly. Coupled with a new bone nut and saddle the guitar sounds awesome! Punches in way above it's price point. Nice upgrade.....well worth it!
FingerPickin
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
These are 100% real bone, and you can verify that by taking a tooth to it or whenever you put an angle on the end like another reviewer shows because it should be done. You can smell the burning bone. They were a little thicker than my original pegs, but I was able to tap them in just fine.
MWPV11
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
Product was as listed. Delivered on time and packages well.
LWJ
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
They just didn't have the right fit for bridge holes that were broken in. Doesn't mean they would not be right for yours, but they were sliding out of my bridge. Saving them for another project like a new bridge replacement.
John Baker
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2024
A definite improvement over the plastic factory pins. My old Martin D-35 now looks more like a $3000 guitar. It's purely a cosmetic upgrade, but worth the meager cost.
Aaron L. Fown
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2024
Compared to the pegs that came with the old Yamaha beater guitar I fixed up, these are a hair larger, which is good because the holes in this poor thing had seen some abuse. They look nice, and they fixed that buzz on the E string. The price is reasonable, and they are not made of plastics, so Mother Earth thanks you.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on September 27, 2023
You could pay up to $50 for a set of bone pins that are not any more good looking or great sounding as these. Fit and finish on these is top grade. I have changed out ebony/plastic pins on 6 recent Alvarez guitars and the fit was perfect, and let me tell you I can tell the sound was improved. I have used them on 3 Yamaha that fit perfect. They were not a perfect fit on my Martins....I had to ream out the holes to make them fit. I have purchased 15 sets of these. Very satisfied. The Blisstime saddles are also top notch at very reasonable prices.
rg
Reviewed in Canada on March 8, 2021
Good quality
Robert Little
Reviewed in Canada on April 24, 2021
I'm very happy with the guitar pins. They are real bone to just like it says.
Lucy
Reviewed in Canada on May 27, 2019
exactly what i want
Claude Labbee
Reviewed in Canada on February 16, 2019
Très belle apparence cependant il s'agit d'un matériel composite et non de l'os selon mon luthier. Ça demeure un bon achat pour la qualité...
Wayne Miller
Reviewed in Canada on December 4, 2019
I ordered these as spares and I haven't had a chance to use them yet, but they look good
frankp93
Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2015
Interesting customer experience: I originally received a set of plastic pins meant to look like bone and I left a correspondingly poor review; I also requested a refund and notified Amazon about the misleading listing.I was contacted by the seller who informed me about problems with other vendors selling the same pins but made of plastic rather than bone. She suggested my order may have been filled with one of these fake sets and offered to send me a genuine bone set for no charge.She was very polite and apologetic and did not ask that I modify my original one star review. But I'm happy to do so now that I've received the pins and confirmed they are in fact real bone.The way to check is to use a small file (even a coarse nail file will do if you don't have tools handy) and scrape a small amount from the bottom of the pin. You may need a magnifier to see it but plastic filings have a fibrous appearance while bone is more purely granular. A sniff of the file should also reveal a telltale bone smell (if you've ever had a tooth drilled you know it).Speaking of filing bridge pins, check out StewMac's tips page for a helpful video on keeping string ball ends from riding up the pin slots by putting a 45 degree angle on the bottom. It'll improve your tone and help avoid bridge plate damage.These pins are the real deal and the abalone stamps on the tops are attractive to boot. I put them on my Martin OM-1, replacing the stock plastic ones. They not only look better, but after applying the 45 degree trick and setting my string ends right, it seems to me the tone is not only louder and richer. I'm happy to find a relatively inexpensive source for these.
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