Detail 01
Synthetic ivory material
Harder and denser than plastic, so open strings ring closer to a fretted note. Consistent, no grain variation.

Independent shopping perspective
A pre-slotted synthetic ivory nut cut for J-style bass necks. For a bass owner replacing a worn, cracked, or badly cut 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
Harder and denser than plastic, so open strings ring closer to a fretted note. Consistent, no grain variation.
Detail 02
String slots are already cut, so you skip nut files. Depths still usually need dressing for your gauge.
Detail 03
Width, radius and slot spacing follow Jazz Bass necks. A P-style or 5-string slot won't line up.
Detail 04
Visible against dark fretboards. Shows dirt and string grime more than black or bone.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It's cut to J-style dimensions, so it's the right starting point. Measure your old nut's width, height and radius first, since necks vary and the blank is meant to be sanded to fit.
Usually yes. The slots are pre-cut but rarely at final depth for your specific string gauge and action. Files let you dial in the last bit.
It's harder and denser than typical injection-molded plastic, which means less slot wear over time and a clearer open-string ring.
If you're comfortable tapping out the old nut, sanding to fit, and gluing lightly, yes. If not, a tech can do it quickly.
Reference
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