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Among the best tuners money can buy
I bought these for my LTD MH1000NT because the original ESP locking tuners dindn't hold the tuning very well. You can easily convert this 3/3 set into a 6L set or any combination you want. You simply unscrew the slotted screw, push the shaft through the housing and push it back in from the other side, now you can assemble ist the way it was and you're good to go! The reason for this was: if you buy a 6L set, the posts are staggered and you don't need that for angled headstocks.
So the installation was very easy, you have to drill a little hole into the back of the headstock (a drilling telmplate is included) and you can align it with the included guide edge.
The quality is awesome, these tuners are lightweigt and hold the tuning very well. Restringing the guitar takes less than 5 minutes now!
So the installation was very easy, you have to drill a little hole into the back of the headstock (a drilling telmplate is included) and you can align it with the included guide edge.
The quality is awesome, these tuners are lightweigt and hold the tuning very well. Restringing the guitar takes less than 5 minutes now!
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Replacement for stock tuners on HB Fan-fret baritone
The tuners that came with the guitar mentioned in the title were prone to 'dead-zones' where you'd turn the peg and hear no change. Plus they were regular old wrap-around tuners.
Fitting these required a little bit of drilling, since the hole offsets were different from the stock tuners, but it was no big deal since the packaging came with a template to show you where to put the holes.
Since I was fitting them to a baritone which uses very large gague strings on the bottom end, I was slightly horrified to discover that the bottom B string didn't fit into the hole on the tuning peg! Fortunately using a 1mm (or perhaps 1.5mm, can't quite remember) drill bit I was able to make the hole big enough without damaging it.
Locking tuners in general are great and I recommend them to anyone who changes strings frequently.
Fitting these required a little bit of drilling, since the hole offsets were different from the stock tuners, but it was no big deal since the packaging came with a template to show you where to put the holes.
Since I was fitting them to a baritone which uses very large gague strings on the bottom end, I was slightly horrified to discover that the bottom B string didn't fit into the hole on the tuning peg! Fortunately using a 1mm (or perhaps 1.5mm, can't quite remember) drill bit I was able to make the hole big enough without damaging it.
Locking tuners in general are great and I recommend them to anyone who changes strings frequently.
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Great quality made in USA
I was in dilemma to buy Sperzel or Schaller and finally I decide to buy affordable ones Sperzel, but I did not regret. Guitar tuners are so fine made, every detail are at place and the most important is that tuners keeps my guitar strings in perfect tune after hours and hours of playing. Great quality, worth money.
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Works like a charm
I replace my 40+ old non locking Sperzel tuners by this locking version.
The pin was slightly longer but it was still at the some location, so changing was not a big issue.
They work well, very smooth compared to my old ones, fast string changes and keeps the guitar in tune.
Would buy them anytime again.
The pin was slightly longer but it was still at the some location, so changing was not a big issue.
They work well, very smooth compared to my old ones, fast string changes and keeps the guitar in tune.
Would buy them anytime again.
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