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These deluxe 3-on-plate tuners are direct-replacement steel-string tuners with vintage-style stamped plates and white plastic knobs. These are perfect when those tired original tuners on older guitars finally give out!
- 15:1 ratio
- Fit 11/32"-diameter pegholes
- Press-fit bushings (6) and mounting screws (8) included
- Set of 6 (3 left, 3 right)
- Nickel-plated with white plastic knobs
Installation Tips -
Bushings: We recommend a .340" diameter reamer to cut a clean, accurate counterbore for the bushings. Fit the press-fit tuner bushings correctly so your tuners will work smoothly.
Mounting screws: Pilot holes are required for the mounting screws. Installing delicate screws into hard wood requires great care and accuracy. We highly recommend a No.44 drill bit for the pilot hole before installing these screws. Lubricate the screw threads with cutting lubricant (also wax or a bar of soap) to reduce friction and help them thread properly.
Paul
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2024
I bought these tuners to replace the worn original tuners on my 1965 Gibson ES-125 guitar. Rather than drill out the holes for the larger size bushings that come with these tuners....I just used the original bushings with these tuners. They dropped right in using the original screw holes. And they work smoothly and efficiently. I'm glad I got em!....:~)
Rick Locke
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2020
Good product, going onna 61 melody maker
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2020
EZ... Peasey… no problem to do yourself...
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2019
Refurbished a steel guitar with these vintage turners. These were exact replacements.
NJConsumer
Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2018
Gotoh generally make good quality tuners. I was looking to install these on a 2018 Gibson Les Paul Junior to complete the look, but the string posts seemed a little short. The string holes were just too low on the posts, which meant that there would not be enough clearance below the hole for more than one string wrap on a low E or A string. Not sure if this means that the 2018 LP Junior has a slightly thicker headstock than a vintage LP Junior, or if these posts are too short. Regardless, I thought this would be helpful info for someone looking to swap out the tuners on their 2018 Junior.
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