Saddle, Nuts

The saddle is a small but essential component located at the bottom of bowed string instruments like violins, violas, cellos, and double basses. It supports the tailpiece and transmits vibrations from the strings to the instrument body, influencing sound quality and playability. Saddles are typically made of durable materials such as ebony, boxwood, or plastic, shaped precisely to fit each instrument model.

Technical specifications:
Material: ebony, boxwood, plastic or other durable materials
Precisely carved and shaped
Supports tailpiece securely
Contributes to vibration transmission and sound clarity
Fits specific instrument model dimensions