Model 5000-L0 Nut Slotted Flat or Curved Bottom R9.5 L42.85mm Lefty (Select Material)
Model 5000-L0 Nut Slotted Flat or Curved Bottom R9.5 L42.85mm Lefty (Select Material)
PQ-5000-L0
702725101207
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The 5000-L0 is a perfect option to replace and upgrade the nut in almost all Fender-style Left-Handed electric guitars.
It will work in both a flat bottom or curved bottom nut slot due to its ingenious design, just sand off the tab for a curved bottom.
It is pre-slotted to make for a quick and easy install.
| Measure | Length | Thickness | Height | Str.Sp |
| inches | 1.687” | 0.128” | 0.198” | 1.39” |
| mm | 42.85 | 3.25 | 5.03 | 35.31 |
R-9.5
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What is the Difference in TUSQ Materials?
TUSQ
TUSQ nuts have a rich tone without the inconsistency found in ivory, bone, and other natural materials. Bone and ivory have hard and soft spots (grain) throughout each piece, hampering the consistent transfer of vibrations to the guitar top. TUSQ nuts are designed to transfer the right frequencies more efficiently from the string to the guitar body.
Best for Acoustic Guitars.
TUSQ XL and Black TUSQ XL
TUSQ XL and Black TUSQ XL nuts are designed to boost guitar tone and performance. These precision-engineered nuts are made with a specially formulated material that couples the strings' vibrations to the neck and brings out the hidden harmonics and richness in every note. It is based on the highly resonant TUSQ man-made ivory but is permanently lubricated to improve the tuning performance of the guitar.
Best for Electric Guitars and BASS.
- BCBrian C.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 month ago5000-LO Nut Curved Lefty R9.5L42.85mm
I am very impressed with the difference in both resonance and sustain with the new nut. I am a repeat customer and look forward my next purchase with you. Thank you, Graft Tech.
- KIKen I.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoslotted nut
good product, third time i used a a new build
- KWKenny W.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoBig difference on the MIM strat
It really does sound better !
- BGBrian G. S.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars2 years agoJust needs a new nut.
I almost forgot about replacing his nut. I'm repairing a left handed strat or a friend. He thought all it needed was a new nut. I found out it had a lot more wrong and has become nearly a complete overhaul. After a fret dressing I took time out to replace the nut. What a relief. With only minor adjustments to the nut (the things I knew would be needed and are no problem) it fit like a glove. I can't say how often I might be replacing a nut for someone but when I do it WILL be a Tusq. Absolutely love it.