Im looking for some advise on replacing a broken nut on my JP15. I had planned to just replace it with the same plastic nut that comes stock, but Ive never been in this position before so any advise would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!
-
Security notice: Ernie Ball staff will never send you a direct message about a prize or giveaway, and will never ask you to click a link to "claim" anything.
If you receive a message like that - even from an account whose name looks official - do not click the link. Please report it using the Report link on the message so the moderators can act. A scam campaign impersonating admin accounts was blocked on 29 July 2026; those accounts are banned and their messages have been deleted.
Help! JP15 nut broke, looking for replacement options
- Thread starter chimmy43
- Start date
fbecir
Well-known member
Hello
Did you find the missing part ?
I had the same problem with the nut of my SUB, and some super glue fixed the problem ...
Did you find the missing part ?
I had the same problem with the nut of my SUB, and some super glue fixed the problem ...
DrKev
Moderator
You can try super glue repair, if you're careful to use the smallest possible mount. Best bet is contact customer service (call them on Monday) and buy a new nut from them, because it's not a standard nut that you see on other guitars. Then go to a tech or luthier for install (standard nut install, nothing special as far as they are concerned).
Note: the old nut must pull out vertically.
Note: the old nut must pull out vertically.
tbonesullivan
Well-known member
IMHO, unless you have removed, installed, and set up a nut before, I would take it to a guitar tech / luthier.
I would second this. Especially for a JP nut.
At least, on my JPXI... I took it to a luthier to replace the nut and he absolutely butchered it (the replacement nut was from Music Man). Maybe he wasn't the best luthier, I don't know. But I ended up sending the guitar to EBMM for a factory nut replacement and general tune up.
