Power Pins 2.0

(1 customer review)

from $ USD 68.00

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SKU: BR-PPAG Category: Bridge & Endpins Brand:

Description

Acoustic guitar bridge plates are constantly under stress produced by the strings, which over time hollows-out traditional bridge pin holes. Power Pins 2.0 are a patented and durable acoustic guitar pin system that leads the string straight through the pin, keeping the string tension on a horizontal plane. They install simply and quickly (no modification required) and, once applied, never need to be removed.

In addition to protecting the bridge, Power Pins 2.0 improve bridge-to-soundboard contact, which evens response, increases tone, and clarifies the individual character of each string, especially when amplified. The reduced brake angle of the strings provides a softer action for easier play, fast and stable tuning, and quicker, simpler, and less dangerous restringing. No more cursing and fighting bridge pins or potentially damaging your guitar.

Made out of aluminum alloy, our Power Pins 2.0 are scratch and rust resistant. They secure tightly to the guitar bridge and are prepared for years of active service.

Inlcudes 6 Power Pins, Power Plate, detailed instruction sheet and installation tool

Available in Chrome, Black & Gold

Features

  • Simple Installation – No Modification
  • Quick Stringing And Tuning
  • Protect the integrity of the bridge plate and can functionally repair previous damage to older guitars.
  • Improve bridge-to-soundboard contact
: Power Pins 2.0
: BR-PPAG

1 review for Power Pins 2.0

  1. Echoplex (verified owner)

    Do not buy these for Taylor V-Class Guitars with ES-2 pick-up systems. I got my guitar from the factory with disgustingly cut pin slots and with the strings installed incorrectly, causing indentations on the bridge plate from the ball ends.

    I thought this was an genius solution. I wondered why all acoustic guitars didn’t come with a bridge plate that was made of strong and easily replaceable bridge plate/bridge plate cover.

    I tried to grind down the plate to fit. This resulted in both rounded sides needing to be reduced to a ~2 millimeter width. Even with a reduction this great, the fit was extremely tight, but still didn’t not result in correct plate placement since the holes were off-set.

    Additionally, the pins themselves aren’t a proper fit– slightly too small.

    Extremely arduous task having to reduce the plates size with only sandpaper and small wood/soft metal files.

    Very disappointed I wasted nearly $100.

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