With what fretboard radius is this nut slotted?
1844190
I seem to remember it be in in the 12-14 range when I checked one fresh to answer the same question. However, to get a proper fit and action the slots will have to be filed down a bit no matter what, these TUSQ nuts start out very tall to allow for use in on a wide variety of guitars. I have had to sand off a good deal from the bottom and drop the individual slots on every one that I have installed. If you don't care about your action at the nut then you probably dont need to worry about the radius either, just drop it in there and go nuts (bad pun).
1844191
any epiphone or Gibson LP Graph Tech Nut's do take a little workin with to fit then just right.Work's GREAT with my epiphone standard.
186393
Hello Joe, I can't remember. The quality was so bad I returned it, ie Frets were unfinished, frets were laid out incorrectly so that C became C# etc.
828468
It does have a round end like a strat. It also has 21 frets. The fret board over hangs the end of the neck as well and it is about .030 wider than a strat or a tele. If you want it to fit a tele body you can trim back the fret board to cut off the last fret with a bit of the heal to flatten the curve and it will fit just fine. Just depends on your skill level.
144059
I checked the string spacing of my classical guitar at the 12th fret and the 1st fret and found the Yamaha to be 1mm less in width at both locations. However, the width at the nut on my classical guitar is 53 mm and the width on the Yamaha is 52 mm.
1093761
It's a 12" radius, Gibson standard. I put it on a Gretsch with a 12.5" radius and it was fine.
125197
I am not sure about the radius dimensions-wise but its an exact replacement for an American Standard Stratocaster. It has 22 frets and fits rite into the body. You need to drill the 4 holes for the screws.
937495
It has a slot on the back that fits a square 1/4"-20 nut, as is supplied with the standard mounting bracket.
229245
About 1 3/4" at nut, nice amount of finger room! Good action, easy to play! Fun! Really like it, like a perfect little classical guitar!
352353
I returned mine after getting mislead into thinking they are good for electric guitar (bogus trem. comment in item desc.). The mounting diameter looked standard though.
700952
the instructions say drill 7/64" pilot hole, which is a hair smaller than 1/8". I forgot to wax the first screw and couldn't get it in all the way...almost stripped the phillips head. Waxed it and it went right in. Be sure to use a quality #2 Phillips screwdriver and get your guitar in a position that you can push the screwdriver down hard to avoid it camming out of the screw head, or you'll strip the screw heads.
396465
Not positive, but it fit my son's 8-string Ibanez perfectly. Sorry but I don't know the model number.
594997
To be honest, I'm not sure. I bought it for an old Ibanez. I seemed like it might because it was too small and I had to give in and buy Ibanez factory replacement parts. But, if I was in your shoes, I wouldn't buy this. It's poorly made, and won't last long (easily stripped part when re-stringing).
1345758
I think it's cow bone but I'm not shure. It sounded good but this nut is 1 11/16 . If your guitars nut is 1 3/4 it will feel different . This nut wont space the strings as much.
822242
I dont know exact measurments but I have played some pretty wide fret boards before and this guitar is not one of them. I like the size that it is. It is not to wide at all and is not hard to stretch your fingers across the fret board. Great starter guitar or practice guitar.
2006994
Go out to Musicians Friend, Guitar Center sites and look up the case. It will give you the dimensions of the case and I found them to be very accurate. This should give you your answer.Gary
1861281
Depends on the height, width and depth of the nut on your guitar. Good luck.
73640
My neck has a 12in radius and medium jumbo frets. Not too shabby for the price.