For your Cigar box guitar projects
581784
Good quality and price. Excellent for cigar box guitars. They do not slip under tension and hold tune point over time.
4449763
Outstanding quality. Puts those plastic string winders to shame! If you have nice guitars, this is one of those accessories that is a pleasure to hold and work with. A great gift for the guitarist friend or family member with nice guitars. A bit expensive but as always, you get what you pay for.
3797497
Swap out the strings for some D'Addarios. The frets grinded bad... If you have the maple fretboard-give the whole neck and frets a good polish with some 000 steel wool, and maybe some conditioner. Good to go now! Nice guitar on the cheap with a little work.
4458605
Nice to see these in dual  500k linear form.

In guitar electronics (my use for these) I don't subscribe to the medieval "degrade your pots with excessive heat just to solder ground wires to their cases" paradigm (do you see any OTHER electronics with big lumps of scorched metal globbed onto their backs?), so the relatively heat-susceptible construction of these bothers me not at all. But if it bothers YOU, use the solder lug provided on the BOTTOM of the switch array. (or just shield your cavity with foil and let the washer do the grounding).

I've come to prefer push-PUSH pots -- INFINITELY easier to tap the top of a knob than get a secure grip on a knob and pull it -- but for push-pulls, these are great, cheap, and functional.

I'd love to see stacked 1M/500k, (ESPECIALLY a reverse audio taper on the 1M -- widely used for bass cut/PTB mods) and/or stacked 1M with varying tapers.

I'd even be OK with replaceable resistor tracks to modify the tapers/capacities (yes, you can just drop out resistance-tracks of the same dimensions and just swap them out for one with differing tapers/capacities) being sold with those specs, as parts.
3849174
You can make guitar strings out of anything you want as long as the acoustical properties and longevity are there. These strings are described as having aluminum added for corrosion resistance compared to all-bronze strings. I cannot comment yet on the corrosion resistance, but do like the crispness of sound on my venerable Guild classical/folk guitar. I am experiencing clarity along with power, and it might be my imagination, but it seems that the finger action is a little easier.
3418891
These parts were for a mod on my guitar recently. These seemed to be handy and had plenty of room to work with
4257401
I have an Alvarez AJ80 jumbo, which is pure acoustic. I didn't want a huge chunk cut out of the side of my guitar to drop in electronics, so the soundhole route is perfect. This pickup has the option to be temporary, with the cord through the soundhole, or a little more permanent with an option to install a strap-jack in the tail block. Magnetic poles pick up the strings really well, and picks up the resonance from the big round body on my guitar just as well. Makes my $350 guitar sound even better (Alvarez guitars are incredibly overlooked, in my opinion).
3643302
This was my first purchase from Siglar and it was exactly what I was looking for. The Rio Grande Cuatro setup is perfect for my strat and my style of blues. A little dirtier than some other higher end pickups, but I wanted something that I could create a signature sound with and this did the trick. Siglar is a great company to work with and I will be reaching out for another loaded pickguard for a project I am doing for a friend of mine. These units take a lot of pain out of guitar building!
3551735
This works very well on my old Cort (Steinberger-style) headless guitar. It's a simple design, well built, and visually appealing on the guitar. Neither the pick holder nor the tuner holder were useful in my setup but might be for others. You can adjust the tension easily to avoid buzzing (especially if you have lighter strings on an electric guitar). This is definitely worth the price. A solid everyday use item for a guitarist.

The metallic bronze color really stands out.
3485550
I used this to make a 3 cord snake for my pedalboard. 2 go to the FX Loop and the other for the guitar and distortion and Wah pedal. Makes setting up and tearing down a breeze.
901279
Works great for guitar players or people like me who just need something to mess with at their desk.
2205476
Works very well on both  my Taylor guitar and Cordoba ukulele.
982813
I used it on a cigar box  kind of instrument, and it produces an appealing sound. Nicely shaved and dried, no salt used I think.
4256501
These are being used on my Fender Blacktop Strat as well as a parts-caster that I put together myself.

That being said, these could be a tad bit lower, just a millimeter or two. Before you drill your headstock, you might want to check if the strings are at the angle you want when they exit the back side of the nut first. In the case of my Strat, I re-used the hole the cheapo tree was in, and these roller trees are taller. Still usable, especially on my parts-caster because I was able to place them closer to the nut as I drilled new, original holes for them.

I also broke one of the screws - keep in mind that the holes were pre-drilled. I wound up using better quality steel screws which I fortunately had laying around.
3544823
Overall, I think this is a great buy. There were no instructions or cut-out templates included, however a little studying of the parts and all should become evident. Some advice before cutting the openings for the preamp/tuner section... If you want this to fit perfectly snug, you will need to match the curvature of the preamp to the curve of the guitar. I found the easiest way to do this was by placing the preamp housing along the outside curvature of the guitar binding (front or back). Simply slide it on the foam/rubber gasket until the curves match.  Also careful NOT to cut a perfect square. Leave angled corners for the mounting screws. Finally, take notice that the smaller of the two parts with the output jacks and battery compartment has a slight curvature, so again for this to fit snugly take this into consideration.  IMO, this second cut-out seems to be a little extreme, I would have preferred having the battery within preamp section, requiring only one large cut-out on the instrument. That said, the finished product with that second section in place looks pretty awesome, and I really like that there's an onboard tuner with a light-up display. Functionality is good, as was the sound via the piezo pickup.
2168885
This is the best glass I have found for a cigar box guitar. It's short and big enough for most fingers. It was big enough to put some mole skin in it to make it fit really well. One word of caution, it's not tempered glass so be careful not to drop it.
4650199
Good quality capoa and a variety of picks. I bought this to help me get started on learning guitar. Its a small investment for getting started on a new hobby.