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Ghost Piezo Saddles (Page 48) Or Ghost Loaded Bridge (Page 49) • Add Our Acousti-Phonic Pre-Amp Or Acousti- Phonic Pre-Amp Kit (Page 50) 1 For a full product listing, including lefties and bass, visit www.graphtech.com, call 604-940-5353 or email [email protected] WHY ChooSE Graph Tech? TRUSted ProductS Graph Tech has been creating superior guitar components for over 29 years. As the world’s leader in manufacturing nuts, saddles, bridge pins, hardware and electronics, the most recognized names in the guitar industry, depend on Graph Tech products to deliver superior performance every time. Performance and innovation is our passion, which is why we are constantly developing materials and improving processes to give your acoustic and electric instruments the best performance possible and at the best value. Graph Tech is ethically responsible as our products do not use or contain any animal products like bone or ivory. SerVice Whether you need assistance finding the right saddle for your specific guitar, installing a new bridge or figuring out the best nut material for your unique playing style, our Tech Team is dedicated to helping you. QUALITY Graph Tech’s high performance products are innovatively developed and considers actual player issues, concerns and desires. They are designed to retain an elegant look without sacrificing performance, while emphasizing the enhancement of the playing experience. Graph Tech starts with high tech engineering and rigorous testing. The best materials are chosen, then, with stress on the importance of craftmanship, products are manufactured to deliver results and enhance playability. We’ll change the way you play! THE GRAPH TECH IRON-CLAD GUARANTEE Love it or return it! If you are not completely satisfied within 45 days, return the product for a complete refund (excluding shipping costs where applicable). Graph Tech products have a one year warranty against manufacturer defects. Graph Tech Guitar Labs (t) 001-604-940-5353 (e) [email protected] (w) graphtech.com 2 contents TUSQ ........................................ 4 Bridge Pins .................................... 6 End Pins ........................................ 7 Nuts ............................................... 8 Saddles ......................................... 12 TUSQ XL ................................... 14 Nuts ............................................... 16 Black TUSQ XL ........................ 18 Nuts ............................................... 20 Saddles ......................................... 22 Nubone .................................... 24 Nuts ............................................... 26 Saddles ......................................... 28 String Saver ............................ 30 Original Saddles ........................... 32 Tune-o-matics ............................. 34 Classic Saddles ............................ 36 ResoMax ................................. 38 Supercharger .......................... 42 ghost ....................................... 46 Quick Sizing Guide .................. 53 Installation Guide .................... 54 Artists Who Use Graph Tech ... 58 Where to Buy - Distributors .... 59 the graph tech StorY Almost three decades ago, Dave Dunwoodie, Graph Tech President, was mid-performance at a gig in his home town of Vancouver, Canada. Hitting the tremolo bar on his first Fender Strat (he was a Gibson man) during a guitar solo, he was immediately introduced to the problem of string binding on traditional guitar nuts. “I went to do my first ‘wang’ and went totally out of tune” Dave says. “I couldn’t use the guitar for stage work at all”. Spurred by the resurgence in popularity of tremolo guitars, the need for pencil lead in the nut slots, and his own frustration, Dave began experimenting with a variety of composite guitar nuts designed to eliminate string binding before engineering the world’s first self-lubricating nut, a formula that is 500% slipperier than graphite. More than twenty years later Graph Tech Guitar Labs has become an institution, producing some of the industry’s most innovative and reliable nuts, saddles, bridge pins, bridges and pickup systems. Through patented methods and proprietary techniques, Graph Tech has designed specific tone and performance enhancements that were once impossible to achieve. The result is an outstanding reputation for quality and rapid acceptance by guitar players. Dave’s commitment has never wavered: “I envisioned a people - and service-oriented company that can turn on a dime and can respond to our customers’ needs.” The successful introduction of totally new concepts (as opposed to “me too” products) into the guitar market have led to Graph Tech’s booming success. Graph Tech products are factory installed world wide on Carvin®, Furch®, Gibson®, Godin®, Larrivee®, Martin®, Peavey®, Raimundo®, Schecter®, Taylor®, Tom Anderson®, Warmoth®, Yamaha® Custom, and many others. What is the reaction from the players around the world? Week after week, customers write us unsolicited letters and e-mails letting us know that is the first product that they’ve ever bought that actually does what is says it would do (imagine that!). 3 “The difference that TUSQ makes is astounding. More low end, more high end, more sustain, more clarity, more punch.” - Mitch Malloy - RCA Recording Artist • Increases harmonic content up to 200% • Rich tone with a crystal clear bell-like high end and BIG open lows • Superior string vibration transfer 4 TUSQ delivers the optimum frequencies from the strings to the guitar top, producing a richer and fuller tone. TUSQ nuts are precision slotted TUSQ is highly resonant TUSQ is consistent from piece to piece without any hollow or dead spots TUSQ is environmentally friendly TUSQ files and sands easily for the perfect fit TUSQ is factory installed on Cole Clark®, Carvin®, Gibson®, Martin®, Schecter®, Taylor® & many more. Guitar makers and players agree……acoustic guitars come alive with TUSQ man-made ivory. TUSQ is simply more efficient at transferring vibration to your guitar top, resulting in big open lows and clear bell like highs. Bone and Ivory nuts and saddles have one inherent problem - they’re made from organic material, and therefore have inconsistent soft or dead spots because of their natural grain. TUSQ nuts, saddles and bridge pins are precision engineered under high pressure and heat, specifically to govern which frequencies are transferred to your guitar top (tone), and which frequencies remain in the strings (sustain). TUSQ is consistent from piece to piece, and within each piece, to offer you harmonically rich tones without the problems associated with natural materials. How does it sound? TUSQ delivers a rich tone, crystal clear bell-like high end with big open lows and a significant increase in harmonic content and harmonic sustain. Increased harmonics equals more richness and character in your tone. Its the difference between a 4 piece choir and a 12 piece choir singing every time you play a note. 5 For a full product listing: visit graphtech.com, call 604-940-5353 or email [email protected] “I just installed a set of your TUSQ bridge pins in place of the plastic originals. WOW! The guitar sound louder and brighter. I have to say that your product lives up to its reputation. Thanks!” - W. Lankenau Traditional TUSQ Bridge Pins come in a package of six (6), have a 5.14mm shank diameter and fit most of the following acoustic model guitars: • Alvarez • Cort • Gibson • Martin • Tacoma • Washburn • Carvin • Epiphone • Ibanez • Morris • Takamine • Yamaha • Cole Clark • Fender • Larrivee • Schecter • Walden PP-1100-01 PP-2100-01 White TUSQ bridge pins with Black TUSQ bridge pins with no dot no dot Shank Diameter Shank Diameter Inches 0.2020 Inches 0.2020 Millimetres 5.14 Millimetres 5.14 PP-1122-00 PP-2122-00 White TUSQ bridge pins with Black TUSQ bridge pins with 2mm black TUSQ dot 2mm white TUSQ dot Shank Diameter Shank Diameter Inches 0.2020 Inches 0.2020 Millimetres 5.14 Millimetres 5.14 PP-1142-00 PP-2142-00 White TUSQ bridge pins with Black TUSQ bridge pins with 2mm Mother-of-Pearl dot 2mm Mother-of-Pearl dot Shank Diameter Shank Diameter Inches 0.2020 Inches 0.2020 Millimetres 5.14 Millimetres 5.14 PP-1182-00 PP-2182-00 White TUSQ bridge pins with Black TUSQ bridge pins with 2mm Paua shell dot 2mm Paua shell dot Shank Diameter Shank Diameter Inches 0.2020 Inches 0.2020 Millimetres 5.14 Millimetres 5.14 6 Can’t find the product you are looking for? BRIDGEPIN MEASUREMENT Traditional Style Presentation Style Head Collar 5.14 mm Shank Diameter 4.93mm Shank Shank diameter Presentation TUSQ Bridge Pins come in a package of six (6), have a 4.93mm shank diameter and fit most of the following acoustic model guitars: • Art & Lutherie • Goodall • Norman • Santa Cruz • Taylor • Garrison • Guild • Olson • Seagull • Godin • Maton • Rainsong • Simon & Patrick PP-1000-00 PP-2000-00 White TUSQ bridge pins with Black TUSQ bridge pins with 4mm Paua shell dot dot 4mm Paua shell dotdot Shank Diameter Shank Diameter Inches 0.1920 Inches 0.1920 Millimetres 4.93 Millimetres 4.93 PP-1044-00 PP-2044-00 White TUSQ bridge pins with Black TUSQ bridge pins with 4mm Mother-of-Pearl dot 4mm Mother-of-Pearl dot Shank Diameter Shank Diameter Inches 0.1920 Inches 0.1920 Millimetres 4.93 Millimetres 4.93 PP-4000-00 PP-3000-00 White TUSQ bridge pins with Black TUSQ bridge pins with no dot no dot Shank Diameter Shank Diameter Inches 0.1920 Inches 0.1920 Millimetres 4.93 Millimetres 4.93 TUSQ End Pins White TUSQ End Pin PP-7100-00 PP-7211-00 Black TUSQ End Pin With no dot With no dot PP-7142-00 PP-7242-00 With Mother-of-Pearl dot With Mother-of-Pearl dot PP-7182-00 PP-7282-00
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