Finaly got around to replacing my old saddles with these StewMac Compensated saddles. Good quality, easy to install and when finished they helped put my Telecaster in to much better tune. Good stuff!

I have used these on approx. 8 Tele's. They do the job and add more confidence to the tuning. But, the hole angle is greater or lesser on some of these saddles, though it's close enough. Probably a drill jig for accurate repeatability of the hole angle is the answer.

Perfect quality compensated saddles. All screws is metric system (M3).

So glad that StewMac had what I needed for my Telecaster copy and could send it so quickly. These fit up easily and are much better than the hardware that came with the original bridge (sharp and not easily adjusted). Thanks StewMac!

Easy to install. Look great. Thanks StewMac!

Ordered these instead of using cheap uncompensated ones on my Junglecaster Tele-copy. Made a big difference in the tone.

Excellent product! As advertised and shipped very quickly. Well done Stewmac!

These compensated saddles work great for improving intonation on the Tele. A must have for anyone playing a Tele style guitar.

I BOUGHT 2 SETS OF THESE, I HAVE USED THE NOTCHED STYLE IN THE PAST, THESE SLANTED INTONATE AND SOUND BETTER BY FAR!
BOTH GUITARS I PUT ON TUNE AND FEEL GREAT! EASY INSTALL, ALL THREE SADDLES APPEAR TO BE EXACTLY THE SAME, YOU MAY HAVE TO FLIP THE HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT SCREWS FOR THE MIDDLE ONE TO REVERSE THE ANGLE, THEN YOUR SET!

I always get these for my vintage style Tele bridges. I like to use the Fender bridge plate, and the Fender vintage Tele bridge cover. I always buy these parts separate. Cost is about the same as
getting the bridge complete, BUT, you always get the straight barrels that way, and then you have to get the compensated barrels anyway. Adding $15-$20. That's why I buy these separate.
I love the vintage Tele bridge with the chrome cover. Even tho I play it with it off. Intonation is ok.