Graphtech Tusq Xl Nut - Slotted Epiphone Style

Perfect replacement for the original nut on my Epiphone Standard Plus top Pro Les PaulThe nut needed a small amount of sanding to prefect the width and I also sanded the bottom of the nut using a perfect flat sanding block with fine grade wet and dry paper, In order to achieve my desired height.I used the old nut as a reference and kept dry fitting and then checking the string height using an action guage, before committing to glueing the nut in place. Don't use to much glue, literally 2 small drops of pva is all that's needed and will make it easier to change the nut if I need another one in the futureI took my time and the whole job took about 30mins.I've noticed the guitar has more sustain and the strings sound brighterVery happy, first time I've changed a nut and it was easier than I thought it would be

I needed to file height down but that is expected. Depth was perfect just a tiny bit of filing to get a snug fit.

Just needed some sanding down on the bottom and sides. Easy for a first timer. I also added a new bone saddle and bone pins its definitely sounding better.

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I bought a Harley Benton HB35 guitar and had loads of problems keeping it in tune.Modifications were made to the guitar including a roller bridge and locking tuners but it still went out of tune after 'pulling a few bends' on the strings.As a last resort, and not knowing if the nut would fit the guitar - I bought one.The nut is not intended as an 'out of the packet' fit for any guitar, so there was some work to do with wet and dry paper to get it to the correct dimensions.It took about an hour of trial and error to shape the nut but I got there in the end.The guitar now stays in tune as it should, in fact I haven't had to tune it for over a week.If you're having tuning problems this might be the answer for you too.

Fits great and sounds great not much more to add.

Just needed a slight sanding on bottom and sides for a perfect fit on my Harley Benton HB-35Plus. Giving much improved tone over the original plastic nut.

There’s a reason these are the standard nut people use to upgrade their guitars. Proper quality, well made, easy to install. Fitted to an Epiphone LP with a little adjustment.Highly recommended!