Groove Master Saddles for Tele

Great Product

Love the Groove Master Telecaster saddles. A well engineered solution to the familiar Tele intonation problem, without losing any of the original mojo or sound quality. Great product.

I bought the brass groove master saddles to address string slippage and uneven spacing with my previous compensated saddles. While I knew these would fix those issues, I was surprised by how much more lively my telecaster became once these were installed. There was a noticeable increase in volume unplugged, with tighter bass, and a move even response across all of the strings. I was so impressed I immediately bought a set of the aged stainless steel saddles for my other telecaster. These made an even bigger improvement tonally over the vintage-style threaded steel saddles. The sound was brighter, and again, louder, more focused, and they also cleared-up muddiness with the low E string. I was also able to fine-tune the string spacing far more effectively than the standard threaded saddles. Overall, these are the best tele saddles I’ve used, and would, and do, recommend them to anyone looking for the best designed and manufactured vintage-style tele saddles available.

MCB Groove Master Saddles

Recived my saddles a while back and only just now put them on. I’m a complete novice when it comes to guitar work. I have a Vintera II Telecaster and it has the original brass barrel saddles. It had the typical issues that come with these saddles; string buzz, sitar sounds, and slippage. My setup already felt pretty good otherwise so I took some measurements of the saddles before switching them out. And voila! One and done, so to speak. I was concerned that I would mess something up but it went surprisingly well. In fact, it already sounds better. No sitar sounds, no string slippage. It probably wouldn’t hurt to take her in for a proper set up and get her dialed in but as it stands now she’s already sounding and feeling better than before.