Guitar question..bridge pins vs. end pins?

Question

I'm doing some Christmas shopping for my boyfriend, who is obsessed with his guitar. What's the difference between bridge pins and end pins? Or are they the same thing? Please help!

Answer 1

The end pin of a guitar is the larger peg inserted in the bottom of the instrument to which the guitar strap is attached. Often, the end pin is replaced by an electronic 1/4 inch jack receptacle that accepts the amplifier cable connection.

Bridge pins, as others have explained, are plastic, bone, or metal inserts that hold down the string end loops inside the bridge.

Answer 2

I'm gonna have to go with Mel on this one. Bridge pins are usually made out of plastic--maybe an abalone inlay on top if they're more expensive--and hold the strings in place at the bridge of the guitar. I'll have to be honest: I've never heard of end pins before, but after some quick research, it seems that an end pin is the same as the strap button on the bottom of the guitar. Most of the Websites I looked at seem to sell bridge and end pins in a matching set.

Good luck finding him a good gift!

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Answer 4

he must have an acoustic. they use bridge pins to hold the strings in, are usually made of plastic and are relatively inexpensive. I never heard of end pins.

Answer 5

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