Acoustic guitar bridge pin, cream, 1 piece

KERA AUDIO MZ-01 – replacement bridge pin for acoustic guitar KERA AUDIO MZ-01 is a replacement bridge pin designed to secure the string in the bridge of an acoustic guitar. It is made from durable ABS plastic and features an elegant cream finish with a contrasting black dot on the head. Bridge pins are an important component of acoustic guitars with pin-style string attachment. They help keep the end of the string properly positioned in the bridge. If the original pin is lost, damaged, or worn out, it is advisable to replace it with a new one of matching dimensions. Durable ABS plastic and easy handling The pin is made of ABS plastic, which is characterized by good mechanical resistance and low weight. Its smooth finish and rounded head make it easy to handle when changing guitar strings. The more pronounced head edge allows the pin to be gripped or removed more comfortably using a suitable bridge pin puller. Cream color with black dot The cream finish with a black dot is a classic choice for many acoustic guitars. The pin can be used as a replacement for a damaged original part or to unify the appearance of bridge pins. Dimensions and Compatibility The MZ-01 model has a length of 29.4 mm, a diameter of 5.0 mm at its widest point, and 3.8 mm at its narrowest point. It is designed for acoustic guitars with the corresponding type of bridge. Before ordering, we recommend comparing the dimensions of the pin with the original part. Bridge pins do not have the same dimensions or profile on all guitars. Proper fitting is important for securely holding the string in place. Technical specifications BrandKERA AUDIO ModelMZ-01 TypeBridge Pin PurposeAcoustic guitar MaterialABS plastic ColorCream with black dot Length29.4 mm Largest diameter5.0 mm Smallest diameter3.8 mm Sales unit1 piece Country of originChina How to replace a bridge pin? When changing a guitar string, carefully remove the original bridge pin. Insert the ball end of the new string into the appropriate hole, replace the pin, and gently tighten the string so that the ball end sits properly against the inside of the bridge. Never force the pin in with excessive pressure. If it does not fit properly, check its dimensions and compatibility with the tool. Frequently Asked Questions Is the pin suitable for all acoustic guitars? Not necessarily. Although this is a common type of bridge pin, it is important to check the dimensions and shape of your original part before ordering. How many pegs are in the package? The product is sold individually. If you want to replace all six pins on a six-string guitar, please order 6 pieces. Is the peg suitable for a classical guitar? No. Classical guitars with nylon strings typically use string tying at the bridge, not this type of bridge pins. What material is used? The peg is made of ABS plastic in a cream color with a black dot.

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KERA AUDIO MZ-01 – replacement bridge pin for acoustic guitar

KERA AUDIO MZ-01 is a replacement bridge pin designed to secure the string in the bridge of an acoustic guitar. It is made from durable ABS plastic and features an elegant cream finish with a contrasting black dot on the head.

Bridge pins are an important component of acoustic guitars with pin-style string attachment. They help keep the end of the string properly positioned in the bridge. If the original pin is lost, damaged, or worn out, it is advisable to replace it with a new one of matching dimensions.

Durable ABS plastic and easy handling

The pin is made of ABS plastic, which is characterized by good mechanical resistance and low weight. Its smooth finish and rounded head make it easy to handle when changing guitar strings.

The more pronounced head edge allows the pin to be gripped or removed more comfortably using a suitable bridge pin puller.

Cream color with black dot

The cream finish with a black dot is a classic choice for many acoustic guitars. The pin can be used as a replacement for a damaged original part or to unify the appearance of bridge pins.

Dimensions and Compatibility

The MZ-01 model has a length of 29.4 mm, a diameter of 5.0 mm at its widest point, and 3.8 mm at its narrowest point. It is designed for acoustic guitars with the corresponding type of bridge.

Before ordering, we recommend comparing the dimensions of the pin with the original part. Bridge pins do not have the same dimensions or profile on all guitars. Proper fitting is important for securely holding the string in place.

Technical specifications

BrandKERA AUDIO
ModelMZ-01
TypeBridge Pin
PurposeAcoustic guitar
MaterialABS plastic
ColorCream with black dot
Length29.4 mm
Largest diameter5.0 mm
Smallest diameter3.8 mm
Sales unit1 piece
Country of originChina

How to replace a bridge pin?

When changing a guitar string, carefully remove the original bridge pin. Insert the ball end of the new string into the appropriate hole, replace the pin, and gently tighten the string so that the ball end sits properly against the inside of the bridge.

Never force the pin in with excessive pressure. If it does not fit properly, check its dimensions and compatibility with the tool.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the pin suitable for all acoustic guitars?

Not necessarily. Although this is a common type of bridge pin, it is important to check the dimensions and shape of your original part before ordering.

How many pegs are in the package?

The product is sold individually. If you want to replace all six pins on a six-string guitar, please order 6 pieces.

Is the peg suitable for a classical guitar?

No. Classical guitars with nylon strings typically use string tying at the bridge, not this type of bridge pins.

What material is used?

The peg is made of ABS plastic in a cream color with a black dot.


Country of Origin

China.



Producer
Kera Audio
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