Three String Tree, String Retainer
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The Three String Tree by Music City Bridge is an elegant solution to the age-old problem of the buzzy G string on your 6-in-a-line headstock guitar.
Do you wish your Fender style guitar had a better break angle for the G string? Do you have a vintage or valuable guitar that you don’t want to alter by drilling for a second string tree? The Three String Tree is for you! It solves these problems by using the existing screw hole from the original string tree. The Three String Tree functions like a normal string tree but has an extra wing that reaches over and grabs the G string, giving it just the right amount of downward pull. It comes with three heights of Fender-style nylon risers to allow you to choose any break angle you desire.
User Feedback:
“It’s brilliant, Fucking Awesome. Why didn’t they make this in 1963?” - Kenny Vaughan
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Customer Reviews
Fits perfectly. Works perfectly. Thank you!
Three String Tree, String Retainer
I have a couple Fender guitars that didnt want to drill an extra hole.
Three string tree is a great solution
Have these on all my telecasters whether they've had g string, tuning or buzzing issues or not. Inexpensive enough to avoid problems before they even pop up.
This is a great product. Improved the overall performance of my guitar.
I was considering drilling a hole for another tree, sure glad I found these first. Works great!
It works and it looks cool. What more can I say!
I have them one on a Strat, a Tele and a G&L ASAT.
Three String Tree, String Retainer
The improvements to the sound of my Joe Strummer Tele were so good that I got a second set and changed out the saddles on my Nash T-52. More resonance and now I can easily get the string spacing right. The old barrels were smooth and the strings moved around. Fixed and ready for action!
I have been putting the triple trees on all my telecaster and Stratocaster style guitars for a couple years. They are perfect. The give me why I need without having to resort to two trees and they look good as well.
