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Narrow spacing
Narrow-spaced bridges run the strings closer together. Fit the wrong spacing and outer strings sit off the fretboard edge.

Independent shopping perspective
Six chrome narrow-spaced bridge saddles for electric guitar. Replacement parts for a worn, corroded or string-snapping 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
Narrow-spaced bridges run the strings closer together. Fit the wrong spacing and outer strings sit off the fretboard edge.
Detail 02
One per string, so you can replace the whole bridge at once instead of mixing old and new heights.
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Matches chrome bridges, tuners and pickup covers. Resists the sweat corrosion that pits bare steel saddles.
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Each string gets its own height and intonation setting, so you can dial action and tuning string by string.
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You will need to reset intonation after fitting; new saddles rarely land where the old ones sat.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Measure center to center from the low E to the high E saddle. Compare that against your bridge type before ordering, since narrow and wide saddles do not swap.
Yes for a full set. Swapping saddles means lifting each string off the bridge, so a complete restring is the practical approach.
Saddle material and mass affect attack and sustain. Going from worn saddles to fresh chrome ones mostly restores clean string contact rather than reshaping the sound.
Yes. Set string height at each saddle, then intonate each string at the twelfth fret and retune.