GotohIn-Tune Compensated Saddles For Tele, Brass, Set of 3

Harley Benton Tele, upgraded to Fralin Blues Specials, Graphtec Nut, CTS Pots, Fender Base Plate and these saddles. Work great and they intonated up to the 15th fretNow one of my favorite guitars I own and was my first "Cheap Guitar upgraded" Projects. with a little elbow grease on fixing the nut and frets, doubt I'll spend over a grand on a guitar again

Great replacement bridge for Tele guitars! Sound is awesome, and grooves for strings allow for much more precise intonation.

I got these to replace the steel saddles on a tele kit guitar. They were slightly wider and had to be filed down on both ends of the middle saddle, and the inner end of the outer saddles in order to keep the strings in line with the string holes in the bridge. These are intended to fit an actual Telecaster or bridge of this same manufacturer, but they will work on kit tele guitars with a little modification.

I cannot get the e strings low enough with these In-Tune Gotoh brass saddles. My Fender American Vintage II 1951 Telecaster saddles are flat on the bottom and are almost touching the bridge plate under the e strings. Since the Gotoh saddles are round I can’t get them low enough for the e strings. Could be the neck radius on this model is more rounded. Quality of the saddle is excellent. Just not going to work on my telecast.

Pro musician. Picked up a schecter pt special. Intonated ok, string drift was not good. These fixed both issues. Fit in just fine no alterations.

Paired these with the Fender bridge plate to drop in on my Squire Custom Vibe 60s Telecaster. Seems to have made a world of difference with intonation. Would definitely recommend!

Looks great, intonation is perfect. Does what it’s supposed to do.

I put these on my Squier CV Tele, and my MIK Lite Ash Tele. Superb intonation. It is helpful to watch a YT video on installation before you begin. Not a hard project, but you need to get the order of these correct (with regards to the slots for the strings).