Fender Jazz Bass Pre Slotted Nut

I needed a new saddle for my Squier Vintage Modified 70s Jazz Bass. Someone put the top 4 strings of a 5 string set on and the saddle produced a lot of buzzing after I stringed it up with a 045 set of strings. The saddle was really easy to install. I just needed to take a hammer and put a screwdriver to the side of the old saddle. Just to make sure the old one would come out easily, I took a scalpel and scored along the edges. After cleaning the saddle slot, the new one fit in perfectly. I just used one drop of super glue just to make sure, it holds securely.

+ perfect fit
+ slotted just right for my 045 strings
+ good sound
+ easy to replace

I bought a Squier Vintage Modified Jazz Bass and had to change the saddle, because the bass was used and the saddle was modified by someone, who had no clue, what he was doing. When the package arrived, I was surprised, because I didn't expect to get two saddles. There are really the saddles like on the picture, so you can train on the first one and master it on the second one. The saddle is made out of solid material. The original Squier was plastics. On my Jazz Bass the saddle is a bit wider to the side, than the neck, but hey, you have to customize it anyway. If you need a saddle for a Jazz or Precision Bass: Buy this ones!