Detail 01
Slotted, not blank
String slots are already cut, so you skip the hardest part of the job. Slot depth still usually needs final filing.

Independent shopping perspective
A pre-slotted TUSQ replacement nut cut to Epiphone dimensions, for players swapping out a worn, cracked, or badly slotted stock nut.

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
String slots are already cut, so you skip the hardest part of the job. Slot depth still usually needs final filing.
Detail 02
This is the width across the fretboard. Measure your existing nut end to end before buying.
Detail 03
Front-to-back dimension sitting in the neck slot. Too thick means sanding, too thin means gaps.
Detail 04
Sets how far the outer strings sit from the fretboard edges. Different spacing changes how the neck feels under your fingers.
Detail 05
Taller than final height on most necks, so expect to sand the bottom to set action at the first fret.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if your nut measures 1-3/4 inch long and roughly 0.242 inch thick. Epiphone specs vary across models and years, so measure the nut on your guitar.
Usually yes. The slots are cut but depth is left high so you can lower each one to your preferred first-fret action without cutting too deep.
If you can tap out the old nut cleanly and sand a flat bottom, yes. If the old nut is glued hard or the slot is chipped, take it to a tech.
It sits in the neck slot with a small amount of glue. String tension does most of the holding work. Glue is not included.
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