Rosewood Bridge Pins

High quality, beautiful bridge pins. We'll crafted. So much better than the janky plastic pins in most beginner to mid-level acoustics. Usually the first upgrade I make when doing the first string change. I put them in my '51 Gibson LG-1 that I refurbished & they fit great. A perfect addition to any acoustic.

Well made with beautiful abalone dots. I use them in all my guitars.

I bought a set of these Rosewood bridge pins, for my Epiphone EJ200 CE Lefty. I tried 3 different types before, but all were a bit too big. Tonight I sat down with my jumbo, loosened a string, and pulled the pin out. And the new pin fit perfectly! So, I switched out the rest of the pins. I tuned it back up, and struck a chord, then a few more times. The sound was definitely brighter. My strings are 2 week old Ernie Ball 80/20s. That meant the sound I am hearing now, is coming from those strings ...not new ones. I played several different chords, and, the Rosewood pins made a difference. And, photos don't do the pins justice, as far as the top inlay. They glimmer and change, in the light. However, it's the sound upgrade, that I was going for. I will certainly buy these again.

These work as expected. Two of the six pins fit a little too tight in the bridge of my Godin A6 Ultra, where they are replacing the cheap plastic pins the guitar came with. I might need to sand them down, but am leaving them as is for now. Also a couple of the abalone dots are very dull compared to the others, almost as if they have a haze over them - glue maybe? I polished them up but they remain duller than the rest. Otherwise, these look good and work just fine.

Actual rosewood. Well crafted and consistent. Bought them for an old 1983 Epi. They were too big so I had to file them a touch. The original ones were always a little tight also so I assume the holes were made a little smaller. I would purchase them again

See photo with measurement at top of shaft. 0.212 inch. These are two thousand's of an inch thicker than the bone pins. Probably because the bone pins are polished smooth. These rosewood pins are a perfect fit for the Sigma Guitar DM-3 (miK) that I recently bought used. The rosewood pins naturally have a non-slip surface within a rosewood bridge. This is a VERY good thing. So if you tried those shiny smooth bone pins (0.210 inch) and they are loose and slip out easily.. these rosewood pins are what you need. I will definately buy more of these. Also... the price is super cheap compared to other options. New import guitars have smaller pin holes in the bridge and it is quick and easy to make the rosewood pins slimmer with a mini belt sander that you can also find very cheap on amazon. I think that is a much better option than filing the pin holes in your guitar bridge. I am very happy with this product. 5 STARS :)

These look nice, fit well and haven't splintered. If you like how they look, I recommend ordering a set for yourself.

I installed a set of these ebony bridge pins on a 2013 Epiphone Hummingbird. So much more sustain than the stock plastic pins. Would buy again. They are very nice quality!