Detail 01
1/8" thickness
Must match your bridge slot width. A saddle that is too thin leans in the slot and kills coupling.

Independent shopping perspective
Tusq acoustic saddle in Taylor compensated profile, 1/8" thick. For replacing a worn or poorly fitted saddle on a Taylor-spec bridge.

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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
Must match your bridge slot width. A saddle that is too thin leans in the slot and kills coupling.
Detail 02
The break point is staggered per string so fretted notes play in tune up the neck, rather than sharp on the wound strings.
Detail 03
Cut to Taylor's saddle radius and length. Other brands typically need sanding of length and top curve.
Detail 04
Uniform synthetic density piece to piece, harder than the plastic saddles fitted to entry-level acoustics.
Detail 05
Sits loose in a routed slot rather than glued, so it can be sanded down or swapped without touching the bridge.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Pull your current saddle and measure thickness, length, and radius. This one is 1/8" thick and cut to a Taylor profile.
The contact point is shifted slightly per string to correct intonation, so chords up the neck stay in tune rather than going sharp.
Not by itself. Action depends on how much saddle sits above the bridge. Sand the base flat to bring it down.
No. It drops into the routed slot and string tension holds it. Gluing prevents future action adjustment.
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