TUSQ Presentation Bridge Pins with 4mm Paua Shell Dot Inlay (Models 2000 and 1000)
TUSQ Presentation Bridge Pins with 4mm Paua Shell Dot Inlay (Models 2000 and 1000)
PP-2000-00
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These are our beautiful TUSQ presentation-style bridge pins with a 4mm Paua Shell dot inlay.
This is a perfect option to upgrade the pins in your acoustic guitar and dramatically improve the harmonics and tone of your instrument.
TUSQ bridge pins are precision engineered under high pressure and heat specifically to deliver the maximum amount of vibration directly to the top of your guitar. They are consistent from piece to piece to offer you the rich tonal character of the finest genuine bone or ivory - without the problems caused by variations in the grain.
Style - Presentation
Inlay Diameter - 4mm
Inlay Color - Paua Shell
Shank Diameter - 0.194in (4.93mm)
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TUSQ BRIDGE PINS - Presentation Style
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- KMKen M.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 months agoPRS Upgrade
I bought the TUSQ Presentation Bridge Pins as an upgrade for my Paul Reed Smith Tonare T50EVS acoustic. Although the guitar already had a nice tone and good projection, these pins gave it just that little bit extra...plus, they look great! Thinking about trying the bridge and nut next. Thanks graphtech!
- PHPeter H.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars5 months agoA big THANK YOU!
Awesome product and delivery!!! Will sure keep this great store in mind for all my Boucher guitar needs!!!
Take a bow graphtech! Thanks much. - pete -
- BWBuddy W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7 months agoAn Old Fave
We've been together a long time, you and me, GraphTech. From the early days of black self-lubricated nuts and string trees all the way to the introduction of TUSQ. And then, well we just never looked back, have we? There are TUSQ saddles, nuts and bridge pins on most of my acoustic guitars, mandolins, bouzoukis, banjos, dojos, et.al., and quite a few GraphTech nuts amongst the rest of my guitar collection, going back to the 80's. Thanks for being sturdy, reliable, great sounding, plus no animals were harmed nor fossils destroyed...huzzah!
- BEBrian E.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7 months agoTUSQ Bridge pins
Love these bridge pins. They look great!
- PSPierre-Alain S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars7 months agoTusk pins revieW
My guitar is a Godin "Metropolis" Dreadnought Classic SG QIT with an Ebony bridge and a Tusk nut. I asked Godin wat material was used for the original pins and they answered "plastic" and recommended your Tusk pins, which I purchased. The sound is clearly sharper, with longer sustain, and more pleasant all together. I recorded several chords before changing the pins and recorded the same chords with the new pins. I listened carefully with a good headphone and made other people (who don't play guitar) listened to the 2 recordings. Everybody clearly chose the Tusk pins as better than plastic. It does make a fifference.