Categories
Brand
Hardware colour
- Aluminum (AL)
- Antique Bronz (AB)
- Antique Silver (AS)
- Black (BK)
- Black Chrome (BC)
- Black Matt (BM)
- Black Nickel (BN)
- Black Satin (BS)
- Brass (BRA)
- Black Relic (BR)
- Chrome Aged (AC)
- Chrome (CR)
- Chrome Satin (CS)
- Cosmo Black (CK)
- Gold (GD)
- Gold Relic (RG)
- Gold Satin (GS)
- Aged Nickel (AN)
- Nickel (N)
- Nickel Relic (RN)
- Nickel Satin (NS)
- Ruthenium (RU)
- Steel (SS)
- Unplated (UP)
Color
- Aged Nickel (AN)
- Aged White (AW)
- Amber (AMB)
- Antique (AN)
- Black (BK)
- Brown (BR)
- Black Chrome (BC)
- Black Mat (MB)
- Black Nickel (BN)
- Chrome (CR)
- Cosmo Black (CK)
- Cream (CRE)
- Cream Vintage (CVT)
- Dark Cream (DC)
- Gold (GD)
- Green (GR)
- Ivory (IV)
- Mint Green (MG)
- Nickel (N)
- Parchment (PCH)
- Relic Black (BK-R)
- Relic Gold (GD-R)
- Relic White (WH-R)
- Ruthenium (RU)
- Satin Chrome (SC)
- Transparent (NT)
- White (WH)
- White Mat (WHM)
- Vintage
- Vintage White (VW)
- Yellow (YE)
- Unplated
Application
Instrument Type
Colour
Saddle material
String spacing
Bass Saddle Material
Guitar Tuners Configuration
Guitar Tuner Type
Guitar Tuner Button Type
- 01
- 01 (ebony look)
- 01 (aluminum)
- 01 (pearl look)
- A02 (amber look)
- 03
- 03M
- 04
- 04 (ivory look)
- 04 (black)
- 05
- 05 (amber look)
- 05 (ivory look)
- 05 (pearl look)
- 05 (white)
- 06
- 07
- 07 (amber look)
- 07 (aluminum)
- 07 (ebony look)
- 07 (ivory look)
- 07 (pearl look)
- 20
- 20 (aluminum)
- 20 (pearl look)
- Imperial
- SL (green)
- SL (black)
- SL (ivory)
- S5
Guitar Tuner Mounting Hole Diameter
Mounting Screw Location
Bass Tuners Configuration
Nut Material
Nut Colour
Guitar nut lenght
- 29,08mm
- 30,40mm
- 35,61mm
- 38,00mm
- 39,00mm
- 39,70mm
- 40,00mm
- 41,00mm
- 41,15mm
- 41,20mm
- 41,27mm
- 41,30mm
- 41,40mm
- 41,50mm
- 41,61mm
- 41,98mm
- 42,00mm
- 42,03mm
- 42,50mm
- 42,60mm
- 42,80mm
- 42,85mm
- 42,88mm
- 42,90mm
- 42,93mm
- 42,95mm
- 43,00mm
- 43,13mm
- 43,21mm
- 43,30mm
- 43,36mm
- 43,40mm
- 43,41mm
- 43,43mm
- 43,50mm
- 43,71mm
- 43,81mm
- 43,99mm
- 44,00mm
- 44,07mm
- 44,20mm
- 44,32mm
- 44,45mm
- 44,48mm
- 44,50mm
- 44,64mm
- 44,81mm
- 44,96mm
- 45,00mm
- 45,72mm
- 45,75mm
- 45,80mm
- 45,90mm
- 46,00mm
- 46,48mm
- 46,67mm
- 47,60mm
- 47,63mm
- 47,91mm
- 48,00mm
- 48,01mm
- 48,18mm
- 48,21mm
- 48,39mm
- 48,72mm
- 48,84mm
- 49,00mm
- 49,17mm
- 49,53mm
- 50,00mm
- 50,85mm
- 51,50mm
- 52,00mm
- 52,83mm
- 53,00mm
- 54,00mm
- 55,00mm
- 56,00mm
- 63,50mm
- 65,00mm
- 71,50mm
- 75,00mm
- 77,50mm
- 80,00mm
- 83,00mm
- 85,00mm
- 90,00mm
- 101,60mm
- 105,00mm
- 108,00mm
Guitar nut width
- 2,30mm
- 2,39mm
- 2,40mm
- 2,50mm
- 2,70mm
- 2,80mm
- 3,00mm
- 3,10mm
- 3,12mm
- 3,17mm
- 3,20mm
- 3,22mm
- 3,23mm
- 3,26mm
- 3,30mm
- 3,35mm
- 3,40mm
- 3,50mm
- 3,56mm
- 3,80mm
- 4,00mm
- 4,10mm
- 4,11mm
- 4,50mm
- 4,59mm
- 4,65mm
- 4,70mm
- 4,72mm
- 4,75mm
- 4,80mm
- 4,85mm
- 4,88mm
- 4,90mm
- 4,93mm
- 4,94mm
- 4,95mm
- 4,98mm
- 5,00mm
- 5,05mm
- 5,08mm
- 5,10mm
- 5,11mm
- 5,15mm
- 5,26mm
- 5,30mm
- 5,50mm
- 5,60mm
- 5,69mm
- 5,75mm
- 5,79mm
- 5,88mm
- 5,90mm
- 5,93mm
- 5,95mm
- 5,97mm
- 5,98mm
- 6,00mm
- 6,09mm
- 6,10mm
- 6,11mm
- 6,14mm
- 6,20mm
- 6,27mm
- 6,30mm
- 6,35mm
- 6,38mm
- 6,50mm
- 6,60mm
- 6,69mm
- 7,00mm
- 8,00mm
- 15,40mm
- 15,50mm
Guitar nut height
- 4,00mm
- 4,30mm
- 4,42mm
- 4,45mm
- 4,50mm
- 4,90mm
- 4,98mm
- 5,00mm
- 5,08mm
- 5,10mm
- 5,20mm
- 5,30mm
- 5,40mm
- 5,48mm
- 5,61mm
- 5,64mm
- 5,70mm
- 5,80mm
- 5,84mm
- 5,85mm
- 6,00mm
- 6,10mm
- 6,20mm
- 6,25mm
- 6,30mm
- 6,48mm
- 6,50mm
- 7,00mm
- 7,10mm
- 7,20mm
- 7,30mm
- 7,47mm
- 7,50mm
- 7,59mm
- 7,60mm
- 7,66mm
- 7,70mm
- 7,75mm
- 7,78mm
- 7,80mm
- 7,92mm
- 7,95mm
- 8,00mm
- 8,05mm
- 8,09mm
- 8,20mm
- 8,23mm
- 8,25mm
- 8,35mm
- 8,36mm
- 8,41mm
- 8,43mm
- 8,48mm
- 8,50mm
- 8,53mm
- 8,64mm
- 8,66mm
- 8,75mm
- 8,76mm
- 8,81mm
- 8,88mm
- 9,00mm
- 9,02mm
- 9,10mm
- 9,17mm
- 9,19mm
- 9,30mm
- 9,45mm
- 9,50mm
- 9,52mm
- 9,62mm
- 9,78mm
- 9,88mm
- 10,00mm
- 10,30mm
- 10,37mm
- 10,39mm
- 10,59mm
- 10,67mm
- 11,00mm
- 11,10mm
- 11,15mm
- 12,00mm
- 12,70mm
Guitar nut string spacing
- 24,51mm
- 24,77mm
- 28,88mm
- 33,20mm
- 33,25mm
- 34,00mm
- 34,15mm
- 34,41mm
- 34,50mm
- 34,59mm
- 34,66mm
- 34,67mm
- 34,70mm
- 34,80mm
- 34,90mm
- 34,95mm
- 35,00mm
- 35,05mm
- 35,08mm
- 35,22mm
- 35,25mm
- 35,28mm
- 35,30mm
- 35,36mm
- 35,40mm
- 35,43mm
- 35,50mm
- 35,59mm
- 35,95mm
- 36,00mm
- 36,02mm
- 36,20mm
- 36,45mm
- 36,50mm
- 36,83mm
- 37,08mm
- 37,10mm
- 37,44mm
- 37,62mm
- 37,90mm
- 38,00mm
- 38,02mm
- 38,10mm
- 38,15mm
- 39,50mm
- 40,08mm
- 40,13mm
- 40,39mm
- 40,49mm
- 40,57mm
- 40,64mm
- 40,80mm
- 41,15mm
- 41,40mm
- 41,50mm
- 41,58mm
- 43,10mm
- 44,00mm
Bass strings number
Bass type
Bass nut lenght
Bass nut width
Bass nut height
Bass nut string spacing
Strap Button type
Saddle lenght
Saddle width
Saddle height
Classic Tuners Button Colour
Knob Inscriptin
Availability
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Guitar hardware is everything you need to build a guitar but the guitar body and neck. There are tons of options here and you can swap and change around to find the best hardware that fits your guitar, the style you play, and the sound you are looking for.
Acoustic, classical, or electric guitar, as well as bass, have several crucial parts they need to work properly. Guitar strings need some kind of attachment on both ends so they can resonate when plucked. On the instrument body, there should be a string tailpiece and a bridge. Quite often we can see a bridge with a tailpiece integrated into one part. On the other end of the strings usually, there are some string winding pegs also known as tuners or machines. The neck attaches to the guitar body with some wood screws and neck plate or ferrules. On the neck, we can also find a nut or sometimes a locking nut when the guitar is equipped with a double locking tremolo. To mount the electronics a scratchplate or pickguard is used which also protects the instrument finish from scratching. You would need also some potentiometers knobs, a jack plate, and strap buttons as well as many different size nuts and bolts to put everything together. A bridge is a device where we attach the strings to the instrument body. Sometimes it can be separated into the string tailpiece and a bridge and sometimes it is all in one part. There are different bridge styles found on guitars and some of them allow to bend or lower the note you play. They are called tremolo systems and usually, they have some kind of arm to pull the strings. The most popular tremolo systems are a traditional Fender style tremolo, Floyd Rose tremolo, and Bigsby. There are several tuner designs available. Different guitars use different tuners because of their design and the strings they are using. There are tuners dedicated to classical guitars to use with nylon or similar strings. For steel-string guitars, there are some popular tuners available designed by Kluson, Grover, Gotoh, and Schaller companies. Most of other guitar tuner makers copy their designs so the tuners can be easily upgraded without a need to modify your instrument. The most popular material for nuts and saddles is natural bone but there are also many other good materials available like brass or NuBone and Tusq by Graph Tech. They come in many different shapes and sizes as ready to install parts or blanks. This small piece can have a big influence on the tone of your guitar and affects playability as well. There are many small parts needed to complete a guitar. Many styles of jack plates, pickguards, neck plates, strap buttons, string ferrules, potentiometer knobs, and some other parts. The list can go on and on but it all depends on a guitar you have or going to build.Click for more
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