Graph Tech PQ-6116-L0 Left-Handed Acoustic Guitar Nut
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Customers give us an average rating of 4.8 out of 5
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Description
Description
The Graph Tech PQ-6116-L0 is the ideal nut for your acoustic guitar. This slotted nut, specifically designed for left-handed guitarists, is made of high-quality TUSQ® material, which provides excellent tone and enhanced harmonic content.
Key Features:
- Suitable for acoustic and electric guitars
- Left-handed version
- Slotted design for easy installation
- Flat bottom for a consistent fit
- Excellent quality with ivory white finish
- Spacing from E to e: 36.45 mm / 1 7/16"
- Dimensions: 43.36 mm x 4.88 mm x 8.35 mm / 1 11/16" x 3/16" x 11/32"
- Made as one whole
Note: All Graph Tech nuts and bridges are slightly longer and wider to provide extra clearance for a perfect fit. This extra material can easily be removed with fine sandpaper. Enhance your guitar's performance with this Graph Tech nut!

