Description
Measures:
• Length: 44.07mm.
• Width 4.98mm.
• Height 8.36mm.
• E To E 36.20mm.
The PQ-6000-00 is a great option to upgrade the nut on your Gibson style electric guitar. It is pre-slotted for a quick and simple install.
TUSQ has become an important tone performance tool for many guitar manufacturers, luthiers, and playing professionals around the world. TUSQ nuts have rich tone and sustain without the inconsistency found in ivory, bone and other natural materials.
Buying Guide:
Most important are E to E spacing and width of nut. Extra length and height is common and can be taken down with fine sandpaper. TUSQ can be sanded, filed, and polished just like ivory or bone.
Graph Tech's precision engineered components are used by many of the world's leading guitar manufacturers including Carvin, Fender, Gibson, Godin, Ibanez, Martin, Schecter, Taylor, Tom Anderson, and many more.
What does TUSQ sound like?
TUSQ nuts are designed to transfer the right frequencies more efficiently from the string to the guitar body, resulting in crisp highs and open lows.
• Length: 44.07mm.
• Width 4.98mm.
• Height 8.36mm.
• E To E 36.20mm.
The PQ-6000-00 is a great option to upgrade the nut on your Gibson style electric guitar. It is pre-slotted for a quick and simple install.
TUSQ has become an important tone performance tool for many guitar manufacturers, luthiers, and playing professionals around the world. TUSQ nuts have rich tone and sustain without the inconsistency found in ivory, bone and other natural materials.
Buying Guide:
Most important are E to E spacing and width of nut. Extra length and height is common and can be taken down with fine sandpaper. TUSQ can be sanded, filed, and polished just like ivory or bone.
Graph Tech's precision engineered components are used by many of the world's leading guitar manufacturers including Carvin, Fender, Gibson, Godin, Ibanez, Martin, Schecter, Taylor, Tom Anderson, and many more.
What does TUSQ sound like?
TUSQ nuts are designed to transfer the right frequencies more efficiently from the string to the guitar body, resulting in crisp highs and open lows.