Göldo Roller String Tree

Name: Göldo Roller String Tree
Brand: Göldo
SKU: NT50C
Price: 3.19 EUR
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

String Tree / intinzator corzi Goeldo Roller String Tree

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String Tree / string tensioner

essential accessory for vintage tremolo or Bigsby guitars.
eliminates friction and unwanted noise.
ensures a smoother playing experience.
chrome finish for durability.
designed specifically for string tension.

3¹⁹ €

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Göldo Roller String Tree is an essential accessory for guitarists who use vintage tremolo systems or Bigsby. This roller string tree is designed to eliminate friction and unwanted noise that can occur between the string and the tree, ensuring a smoother and more enjoyable playing experience.

String tree (roller string tensioner)
Eliminates friction and unwanted noise between the string and the tree
Recommended for guitars with vintage tremolo or Bigsby systems

Product code: NT50C

Unit of sale: piece

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Dirtu Adrian 15.05.2019, 06:25

ensures tuning stability

unlike vintage tuners, this model does its job wonderfully. the strings run smoothly which increases tuning stability if you frequently use the tremolo bar. watch out for the length of the mounting screws! they might be a bit too long. check before screwing in. it's best to use the ones that came with the original tuners. otherwise, for a modest amount, you get rid of a major problem - unstable tuning - and the strings will be happy to move freely.

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