"The bridge saddles are working out great! I can still hear the difference in the brightness and rich overtones with the Titanium saddles. Strings are not breaking either. Usually I always break some after long nights of playing but none so far. Really happy with the way the saddles are responding."
"I do like the titanium saddles, I've been using them on my Rob Engel guitar for a couple of months now. I was afraid to change the saddles because the guitar sounded great as it was but it is even better. I......t seems to have a clearer, more focused sound to me. Great product."
"I have now tried my relic strat with your bridgeparts in the studio as well as on a few gigs and. I must say that they really make a difference! There has been a lot of hype about titanium parts etc. I didn't really pay any attention to it. Now I wish I would have done so earlier! I haven't yet broken a single string on my Strat and there definitely is a change in the tone for the better! I'm changing to KTS parts on my Les Pauls too!"
"The devil really is in the details. In fact, there are no truer words when it comes to getting more tone from your guitar, and KTS Titanium saddles are proof. More often than not, we spend our time weighing the tonal benefits of all the big stuff: maple versus rosewood, Duncan versus Dimarzio, active versus passive and so on. Rarely do we actually worry about the quality of the metal. Metal is metal, right? As it turns out, hardly.
"I am very happy with these Titanium saddles. I first tried them out on my Les Paul Custom. It gave the guitar more definition and presence. The neck humbucker was less muddy sounding, and the bridge humbucker was less harsh. I then tried the KTS bridge on my Les Paul Sunburst Standard. (I had overwound pickups on this guitar because it originally had a weak or generic sound to it) When I put the KTS bridge on it, the guitar came alive. I have since reinstalled the lower output PAF style pickups I had it in it before, (they was no need for the overwound pickups anymore) and I have not stopped playing it! Again I could hear the clarity in the neck humbucker and no harshness in the bridge humbucker. The guitar reacts more to how hard or soft I pick. More touch sensitive, Now the only problem I have, is that my LP Custom doesn't sound as good anymore! I would love to outfit all my ABR bridge (Gibson) guitars with the Titanium Saddles, it's a great improvement in tone. "
"The bridge saddles are working out great! I can still hear the difference in the brightness and rich overtones with the Titanium saddles. Strings are not breaking either. Usually I always break some after long nights of playing but none so far. Really happy with the way the saddles are responding."
"I do like the titanium saddles, I've been using them on my Rob Engel guitar for a couple of months now. I was afraid to change the saddles because the guitar sounded great as it was but it is even better. I......t seems to have a clearer, more focused sound to me. Great product."
"I have now tried my relic strat with your bridgeparts in the studio as well as on a few gigs and. I must say that they really make a difference! There has been a lot of hype about titanium parts etc. I didn't really pay any attention to it. Now I wish I would have done so earlier! I haven't yet broken a single string on my Strat and there definitely is a change in the tone for the better! I'm changing to KTS parts on my Les Pauls too!"
"The devil really is in the details. In fact, there are no truer words when it comes to getting more tone from your guitar, and KTS Titanium saddles are proof. More often than not, we spend our time weighing the tonal benefits of all the big stuff: maple versus rosewood, Duncan versus Dimarzio, active versus passive and so on. Rarely do we actually worry about the quality of the metal. Metal is metal, right? As it turns out, hardly.
"I am very happy with these Titanium saddles. I first tried them out on my Les Paul Custom. It gave the guitar more definition and presence. The neck humbucker was less muddy sounding, and the bridge humbucker was less harsh. I then tried the KTS bridge on my Les Paul Sunburst Standard. (I had overwound pickups on this guitar because it originally had a weak or generic sound to it) When I put the KTS bridge on it, the guitar came alive. I have since reinstalled the lower output PAF style pickups I had it in it before, (they was no need for the overwound pickups anymore) and I have not stopped playing it! Again I could hear the clarity in the neck humbucker and no harshness in the bridge humbucker. The guitar reacts more to how hard or soft I pick. More touch sensitive, Now the only problem I have, is that my LP Custom doesn't sound as good anymore! I would love to outfit all my ABR bridge (Gibson) guitars with the Titanium Saddles, it's a great improvement in tone. "