Harley Benton Parts Bridge Saddle

This product is good. Great, even, given the price.

I have an old Yamaha guitar which I accidentally bought from Japan. It had only four tuning keys and four saddles on the bridge. I thought - well, my sight is pulling tricks on me, I thought this guitar is complete. Good thing it itself cost around 10€, but the import was a real pain. Never mind, I turned to Thomann and HB for parts for my accidentally purchased guitar. No regrets.

I mounted them on an old Aria Guitar, because one of the original bridge saddles was gone and the other ones weren't in a good shape. The Harley Benton Bridge Saddles aren't a top-of-the-line product, but they are totaly good enough if you just need a good replacement without any voodoo.

There is nothing special about these saddles, they just work. Do keep in mind that the screws supplied with them are on the shorter side (about 2mm shorter than most screws I have seen). This means that you can't bring the saddles as much forward when intonating compared to other saddles.

They fit my old cheap ST-style guitar perfectly and now it's playable again. Nothing bad to say about them.

Tried a set of these on my 1997 Squier Protone and no one could imagine what would happen;

Jimi H. sounds after intonating.

Thanks Thomann for a few bucks less you bring music to life

I bought these to replace the saddles on my old MIJ Hondo Professional (a copy of a Fender Lead I) and are an almost perfect fit (probably 1mm smaller overall). Quality seems good and I have no complaints whatsoever, though the grub screws are a little long this is not a problem at all as I was able to swap them out with the originals. Everything intonates and the guitar plays as it should. Recommended for vintage guitars with narrower bridges!

I had a problem with my stratocaster, and I needed new saddles. These work great, and their price is just amazing. I'm very happy.

I used it for my Changlewood electric guitar to replace one missing saddle. Fits well and looks absolutely fine. Good buy and would totally recommend.

These are well made and a good replacement for a squier strat, I put them on a Squier Affinity but they were a bit smaller than the stock ones.

I installed them a few months ago on my partcaster and since then I've had 4-5 strings break, all at the bridge, so I'm not happy. I sanded them down today so I'll see how it goes. The sound seems better to me than with the old saddles.