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Pros & Cons
Pros
They certainly look nicer than the stamped steel variety and are more sturdy. The only negative point is that when you have a reissue guitar it somehow loses a little of its classic look.
Used a set of these in 2 upgrade builds for 2 mim player teles. The screws enclosed are larger & wider. The hole already drilled for the cheap metal clip is the right size for the new screw.
Works great on my fender mexican players strat and my daughters mexican standard strat. Bought these to rebuild a 1995 korean squire strat. Perfect fit on my mexican tele and strat.
The string tree softens the angle of the first two strings off the nut and lessens any friction of the strings between the nuts and tuners. I use staggered locking tuners and thought i didn't really need string trees. Greatly improved tuning stability... Read More
These are easy to install with a screwdriver and look great. Low friction and easy to swap out. I am hugely impressed by the quality of this product.
Cons
This is useless. Thrown in trash.
Highlights
Quality
A quality string tree that truly makes a difference in tuning stability
Greatly improved tuning stability and eliminated ringing on g string
Literally the hardest part of the assembly was getting that stock screw out of the string tree
The stamped steel trees on most fender guitars are junk
Price
An inexpensive upgrade that makes a huge difference
The graphtech string trees are inexpensive seamless to install and create an immediate improvement in tone and playability
I can understand the trepidation in paying 12 or so for two extremely tiny pieces of plastic but they do they trick—if you have... Read More
Packaging/appearance
Looks great on my olympic white stratocaster easy install
Buy one package and it comes with two sleek string trees now youve handled two guitars
I wasn’t sure how i would like the look of these string trees but they actually compliment the look of my olympic white strat
My stock string treats always looked cheap
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great, easy, better, nice and stock. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is high deception involved.
- Our engine has analyzed and discovered that 38.9% of the reviews are reliable.
- This product had a total of 698 reviews as of our last analysis date on Mar 14 2024.
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I restored an old affinity strat and it really didnt like staying in tune or being adjusted to be in tune
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I did some work on the nut but the g and b strings were always off and would skip over being in tune a lot
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If you are having tuning issues on your strat these will probably do more to resolve the issue than a new nut or tuners
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The included screws are too long so i used the original one
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I can understand the trepidation in paying 12 or so for two extremely tiny pieces of plastic but they do they trick—if you have string trees on your guitar they should be tusq no question
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
And installation couldnt be easier—if you can screw a screw you can install these
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I dont know nor really care if they affect tone
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I dont even know if they even really assist in stabilizing tuning but ill just install them anyway and assume they do
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