Description

The saddle sizes that we offer are common starting points, not factory set heights that require no adjustment. Each guitar will have a slightly different neck angle, and so although the factory might set the twelfth fret action at a specified height, this can be achieved through a combination of adjusting the neck relief, nut slot height, or saddle heights, resulting in different saddle sizes for different guitars, even from the factory.

You will need to remove your current split saddle and measure. You can remove the saddle without completely removing the strings with tips at the below link. Then, view our article our Guide to Acoustic Guitar Split Saddles for information.

Please note that each guitar is slightly different and your bone saddle may need adjustments to the height, length, or thickness to match your factory split saddle. We include a small piece of sandpaper that you can use to make adjustments.

Please contact us with any questions about fitting your guitar saddle, action height, intonation, or any other factor. If you are not fully satisfied, please let us know and we’ll either provide a replacement saddle or a refund.