Saw your product on Ask Zac (Childs’) channel. Thought I’d try it on a friend’s build and a couple of my own. Great product for 3rd string downward pressure without adding that second string tree. What a great idea. Thanks MCB and thanks Zac!

Love this string tree, fast shipping

Exactly what I wanted! Looks like Leo designed it. Simple and gets the job done. It’s on all 3 of my Teles.

After trying out on one I now have put these trees on all my Fender guitars. Much better than a second tree and nothing to install.

The extra branch on this tree really helps the tone of the G string… solid with no buzz and great sustain!

Easy purchase. High quality goods. Using on a guitar I'm having built

Probably the best thing I can say about these saddles is that once you install them and set action and intonation, you won’t have to think about your saddles ever again. Your strings will stay perfectly in-tune and centered over the pole pieces, and you can just focus on playing.

One of the few issues with the Fender neck design is the shallow break angle of the G string at the nut. Even with staggered tuner posts, this string lies across the nut slot lacking sufficient downward pressure to seat really solidly. While this is rarely a glaring problem, improvements add up, and the Three String Tree is a brilliantly simple solution that installs in a quick minute and requires no alteration whatsoever as it utilizes the existing string tree hole and the same size screw. The Music City Bridge people have nicely matched the fabrication and appearance of the existing tree, simply extending its length to provide one more slot. A single tree doesn't do the whole job, two trees makes for ugly overkills, but this little gizmo nails it. For just about nothing!

Three String Tree, String Retainer

Love these! Easy to install!