Detail 01
2.179" (2-3/16") E-to-E
The wider of the two common spacings. Strings sit further apart at the bridge, closer to the fretboard edges.

Independent shopping perspective
Graph Tech String Saver Originals in the wider 2-3/16" spacing, for Strat and Tele bridges. Replacement saddles for modern-spec six-saddle bridges.


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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
The wider of the two common spacings. Strings sit further apart at the bridge, closer to the fretboard edges.
Detail 02
Front-to-back dimension, which sets how far each saddle can travel for intonation on the bridge screws.
Detail 03
Side-to-side width per saddle. Six of these lined up are what produce the 2-3/16" total spread.
Detail 04
Starting height off the plate. Determines where your action lands before you touch the height screws.
Detail 05
Made for six-saddle bridge plates. Vintage three-barrel Tele bridges use a completely different saddle.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
String spacing at the bridge. This one is wider, matching modern-spec bridges. Everything else about the saddle format is the same.
No. These are individual saddles for six-saddle bridge plates. A three-barrel Tele bridge needs a different part entirely.
Yes, a full set for a six-string bridge at 2-3/16" spacing.
Yes. Any saddle change shifts the string break point, so set intonation with fresh strings and check action afterward.
Reference
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