Musiclily 6-in-line Sealed Electric Guitar String Tuning Pegs Keys Machine Head Tuners Set Right Hand for Fender Strat Stratocaster Tele Telecaster Guitar, Black
100% brand new and testing is fine 6 black Enclosed Guitar Machine head Tuning (6 right) IT COMES COMPLETE WITH EVERYTHING SHOWN. Package Include: 6 x Guitar machine head 6 x Ferrule 6 x Threaded bushing 6 x screw
Product Features
Economy 6 in Line Sealed Tuning Key Set for Acoustics and Electrics guitar;fit 13/32 inch (10mm) standard machine head hole
Material: alloy metal ; Gear ratio 15:1; Color: Black
Head size is 1/16 inch (18mm)width; 6-in-line set
Sealed tuning pegs style; Nut,Ferrule,Screws are included
Guitar looks like its worth $100 more, plays about the same *Skip to the end if you’re not interested in specifics, this rambles* I got these machine heads for a “BC” (not rich, just BC) beginner guitar with really cheap junky tuners that held their tune well enough for me. In other words, I’m not fussy about tuning, so I wasn’t really worried about getting machine heads that stay in tune forever. My criteria for good machine heads are as follows: Stay in tune over night, don’t go wildly out of tune while I’m playing, look good, and don’t…
Good quality and easy to install. I used these to modernize a 1967 Silvertone (Teicho) Sunburst Strat (my first electric guitar). I debated over leaving it original with the cheapo Japanese strip tuners, but they were basically inoperative and I wanted to play the old beast. With some slight reaming of the tuner holes, these worked like a champ. I haven’t had them in long, but they appear to be just as good of quality as the tuners on a new Ovation I recently purchases. The Ovation was “hand crafted in China”, so…
CHUYANG 61 Keys Keyboard Piano, Electronic Digital Piano with Built-In Speaker, Microphone, Sheet Stand and Power Supply, Portable Keyboard Gift Teaching Toy for Beginners
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Guitar looks like its worth $100 more, plays about the same *Skip to the end if you’re not interested in specifics, this rambles* I got these machine heads for a “BC” (not rich, just BC) beginner guitar with really cheap junky tuners that held their tune well enough for me. In other words, I’m not fussy about tuning, so I wasn’t really worried about getting machine heads that stay in tune forever. My criteria for good machine heads are as follows: Stay in tune over night, don’t go wildly out of tune while I’m playing, look good, and don’t…
Good quality and easy to install. I used these to modernize a 1967 Silvertone (Teicho) Sunburst Strat (my first electric guitar). I debated over leaving it original with the cheapo Japanese strip tuners, but they were basically inoperative and I wanted to play the old beast. With some slight reaming of the tuner holes, these worked like a champ. I haven’t had them in long, but they appear to be just as good of quality as the tuners on a new Ovation I recently purchases. The Ovation was “hand crafted in China”, so…