Detail 01
ABS plastic
Hard and dimensionally stable. Will not swell with humidity like wood, and costs a fraction of bone.

Independent shopping perspective
Set of ABS bridge pins and end pin in ivory-look plastic. A cheap replacement for acoustic guitar pins that are cracked, lost, or mismatched.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Hard and dimensionally stable. Will not swell with humidity like wood, and costs a fraction of bone.
Detail 02
Matches the stock pins on most natural and sunburst acoustics without looking like an aftermarket part.
Detail 03
The strap button at the tail block is covered too, so a full pin set stays visually consistent.
Detail 04
The ball end seats against the bridge plate and the string runs alongside the pin, the standard setup on most acoustics.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
A full bridge pin set for a six-string plus the end pin. Confirm the count if your guitar is a twelve-string, which needs twice the bridge pins.
Not meaningfully. Plastic pins are what most factory acoustics ship with. Bone or brass pins are the upgrade path if you want a change.
They fit standard acoustic bridge holes, but taper and diameter vary between builders. A pin that sits too high or too low means the taper is off.
No. Slotted bridges need pins with a channel cut for the string. These are unslotted, meant for bridges where the hole itself is slotted.