The String Butler V1 Standard
$37.78
$54.25
30% off
Reference Price
Condition: New
Color: V1 Standard Black
Size: 4.06 x 2.87 x 0.83 inches
Top positive review
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My Gibson SG is playable again
By Geetar on Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2018
My Gibson SG is finally playable again. I had put it in a closet the last two years because I could not get it (G and D strings) to stay in tune and I played my other guitars instead. But now my Gibson is back to being my favorite guitar again thanks to the spring Butler. I wish other reviewer‘s would have said what version they bought instead of just saying whether or not they liked the string Butler . So I want to mention here that I bought the metal V2 size and I think it is the best size for a Gibson SG and Gibson Les Paul guitar . I also put a V2 on my Epiphone les paul jr. And now I plan to buy 2 more of these to put on my Epiphone Les Paul and Epiphone SG. I disagree with the people who say these are too expensive. I have to deal with machine shops in my daily job and based on quotes I’ve gotten for various mechanical parts I don’t really understand what basis people are using for comparison when they complain about the price. This item is lightweight yet has to be very sturdy to withstand the pressure of 4 strings constantly pulling on it. I see no deformation or bending on metal base, nor on the shafts the little rollers are on. There are 9 separate metal machined parts that make up this item. I feel this is a very high quality, well designed, and well machined item. Sometimes you get what you pay for and In my personal opinion I think the quality of this item and how well it works justifies the price. I think this string butler seems to have had more of a positive result on my tuning than any other single thing I have tried on my Gibson. On a side note, I went to the actual String Butler official website to see where it is made and I think this item is actually made in Germany. Today, as I am writing this review the dollar is only worth 0.86 Euro, so that exchange rate by itself explains some of the price I paid here on Amazon.com in the United States . I wonder if other reviewers have taken the dollar/euro exchange rate into consideration when they said the price of this item is too high.
Top critical review
One size fits most?
By Lowriderob on Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
Quality 5/5. Function 5/5. IMO the string butler should have a shorter model for non gibson/epiphone guitars. Universal fit is a nice idea, but not always practical. I had to use a needle file elongate the vertical slot in order to fit my guitar. It is an inch longer that what is necessary for this model. Great product, but I feel they should add a shorter, narrower, model to their offerings. BTW: it's a perfect addition to my epiphone acoustic.
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