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  • Replacing the nut on my SLATTXMG3-7

    Hello everyone,
    I want to replace the nut on my 2013 SLATTXMG3-7 because the previous owner file the seventh string's slot too wide to accommodate an eight string set (Yes, I know, terrible idea).
    I'm not a luthier, but I have all the right tools and want to waste (or maybe I should say invest) 15 bucks on a new Tusq XL nut.
    If I screw it up, I'll bring it to a luthier anyway.
    Would this pre slotted nut be good for my needs?
    there seem to be only two black nuts by Tusq Graphtech that look like the original Jackson.
    Any advice would be appreciated.
    https://graphtech.com/products/black...str-nut-48-x-6
    These are the pictures of the original nut
    https://ibb.co/L1Ffhgg
    https://ibb.co/nnnrc0r
    https://ibb.co/6YKwCDx

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    Originally posted by alessandroarzilli View Post
    Hello everyone,
    I want to replace the nut on my 2013 SLATTXMG3-7 because the previous owner file the seventh string's slot too wide to accommodate an eight string set (Yes, I know, terrible idea).
    I'm not a luthier, but I have all the right tools and want to waste (or maybe I should say invest) 15 bucks on a new Tusq XL nut.
    If I screw it up, I'll bring it to a luthier anyway.
    Would this pre slotted nut be good for my needs?
    there seem to be only two black nuts by Tusq Graphtech that look like the original Jackson.
    Any advice would be appreciated.
    https://graphtech.com/products/black...str-nut-48-x-6
    These are the pictures of the original nut
    https://ibb.co/L1Ffhgg
    https://ibb.co/nnnrc0r
    https://ibb.co/6YKwCDx
    As you have said it's the right nut for your guitar, as I can't see well right now and don't mess with seven strings, I do replace nuts on pricey guitars. Go with it
    I know the old saying that the value of an opinion is generally inversely proportional to the strength with which it is held.

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    • #3
      Graph Tech's website has guides on how to choose the right nut for your guitar: https://www.graphtechtorial.com/category/1

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      • #4
        Tusq XL is the right height for the first fret, it's math
        I know the old saying that the value of an opinion is generally inversely proportional to the strength with which it is held.

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