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🎸 Pull pins like a pro—protect your sound, upgrade your setup!
The Martin 18A0128 Guitar Bridge Pin Puller is a lightweight, ergonomically designed tool crafted from durable polymer and rubber-lined for safe, damage-free removal of bridge pins on acoustic guitars. Its compact size and one-handed operation make it an essential accessory for musicians seeking efficiency and care in their string maintenance.
| Asin | B09TMFD7TN |
| Body Material | Rubber |
| Color Name | Black and White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (159) 4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Date First Available | 17 August 2022 |
| Item Model Number | 18A0128 |
| Item Weight | 1.13 g |
| Material Type | Rubber |
| Product Dimensions | 5.97 x 4.83 x 2.03 cm; 1.13 g |
R**L
best ever bridge puller
works well
J**I
Por fin una herramienta que funciona.
El mejor diseño para extraer los pines del puente de mi guitarra acústica. Llevaba mucho tiempo buscando una buena herramienta para sacar los pines porque con los otros no se agarraba bien y tenía riesgo de dañar la tapa o el puente al hacer fuerza para sacarlos, al final tenía que meter la mano por el agujero y empujar con algo duro, si no imposible. Con este si salen bien y sin dañar nada porque tiene unas zonas de goma blanda donde hay que presionar al hacer palanca. Un 10 para Martín por este producto. Recomendable 100%. Tengo una Epiphone EJ 200
R**S
Qualidade absoluta Martin!
Excelente!
K**N
Nice little gadget
Useful little tool I used it on my new J45 for its first string change I needed to protect my new investment so chose this as a safer pin remover, the J45 has an upside down bridge so the way this puller was designed made it easy to slide under pins from the saddle side down which was more convenient, it did well with first 4 thinner strings the A string pin was a bit tighter took a few attempts but the E string pin was really stubborn and being a new guitar I was over protective nervous with it being a new expensive guitar, unfortunately the Martin puller would not grip it kept flexing off the pin it was in too tight I tried a very good Dunlop type puller that flexed off too I also tried pushing from under bridge and multiple times with the Martin puller, I tried a protective card on bridge and the hard plastic remover on a string winder but this may slip under card and scratch bridge so discontinued this method, in the end the Dunlop type puller won, it took a long time I would not blame the Martin puller but maybe it could do with being a bit less flexible but having said all that I am pleased with my purchase I think as the pins get more worn it will be easier to use maybe even for the next string change , It does seem a safer way to remove the pins and I am really glad I had it on hand for my first string change with the new guitar and I can still recommend it. The pins were plain GraphTech Tusq no dot quite small head and flush fitting no collar.
L**O
Eccellente
Fondamentale per cambiare le corde alla mia Martin senza graffiare il ponte in Ebano.
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