6Pcs Guitar Locking Tuners (3L + 3R Handed) - 1:21 Ratio Lock String Tuning Key Pegs Machine Heads with Hexagonal Handle Replacement for LP SG Style Electric, Folk or Acoustic Guitars - Chrome

Very good looking machine heads, they do seem to be very well constructed, they all turn very smooth and precise, I was worried as some reviewers mentioned that the high E and B strings could slip, so I did check the end of the pin and they all looked fine to me, installed them on a IYV IP-300-TSB guitar and they have been working fine for over a week, no tuning issues, they look really nice. I made sure to get the correct version, so they were a perfect drop in, so install was a breeze, I am so impressed that I am going to get a set for Strat (2 pins instead of screws for affixing to the headstock) and put on my MIM standard... if all goes good, I will also do it on my Tele... Re-stringing the guitar took a couple of minutes for all 6 strings, and with the strings being cut very close to the peg, the headstock looks very clean & tidy. No need to pay for the brand name, these look & work great, and the price is very good.

Definitely better than the stock machines on the Grote 335 style semi-hollow body I bought right here on Amazon. These locking tuner machines fit right on to the above mentioned guitar with no modifications at all which I was not expecting! Pleasant surprise indeed! So if you’ve got the same guitar as me, go for it! The black looks so sweet on this model instead of the silver/chrome. Looks quite more elegant and expensive in my opinion. The machines are very stable, silky smooth and feel quite substantial. The locking bit is quite nice and doesn’t feel rough when tightening. I didn’t notice any sharp edges on the clamping pieces where the strings go inside as others have mentioned though it’d be a good idea to check first. For under $40 I’ve got absolutely nothing negative to say! I would recommend to any family or friends with no hesitation.

Great upgrade for my epiphone lp had to make the holes a bit larger, doing that didn't take much effort and I already knew I had to. The comment below talking about the high e not holding is not true I've put 3 sets of strings through these (trying to find what I liked) and all of them held you just have to look at the post and make sure you're pulling the tension towards the side that clasps onto it better I decided to sand two of them a little and I mean thousandths of an inch just to make the tip more flat basically creating more surface area for the string to find but I didn't have to just personally thought it would help.. they hold a tune fairly well and as you can see in the photos some of them don't even have a quarter wrap I think it looks clean and they are quick to tune. Make sure if you're tuning down to watch your strings and pull/form the thinner strings they can and do break if you're not careful. They hold tight on the strings and i haven't had any issues with them coming loose. I did learn to watch the hole as you clamp them just to make sure I got the strings firmly. I do recommend these if you're going this route (budget wise) plus these looks great and have slightly smaller knows than stock so they just look cleaner. Finally these are well built I've had them for about month playing a couple hours a day and I haven't regretted purchasing in any way!

I put these on a PRS SE Custom 24. The screw holes lined up just fine. I did have to reuse the screws from the old tuners as the new ones were too small. They are nice and smooth and the gear ratio is nicer than stock; more precise tuning but doesn't require that many more turns. The locking feature is very easy to use and seems to work great so far. I will probably replace the tuners on all my other guitars with these soon.

I like modding budget guitars and these are my go-to tuners. I've used these on new Squiers, old Epiphones, and several random Asian built guitars (Indio, IYV, etc.). These are very good, well-priced tuners. Not Gotoh or Hipshot, but good tuners for my mods. Always better than what I take off. I'll keep using them. You should try them.

Excellent value! These are precision machined with flawless chrome finish. I have been through several string changes and have not found anything to complain about. Smooth, accurate, and stable all get their box checked. This is typical of Korean machining and was a big factor in my decision to try them.

I have these on 2 of my guitars, one is an SG clone, and the other is an Ibanez electric acoustic. They're great tuners. Very smooth turning, holds their tune a lot better than stock. Very easy to install.

The first set of Guyker 6Pcs Guitar Locking Tuners (3L + 3R Handed) - 1:21 Ratio Lock String Tuning Keys there was one tuner with a threaded ferrule I was not able to thread on. It would go on about a half turn and then stop. Since I couldn't tighten it I ordered a second set and will return the first set. Fortunately I didn't return the first set yet because two of the tuners would not take the threaded ferrule. I managed to get a full set from the two sets so I will now return one set. Then I kept breaking the same string at the same point where it exited the tuner. I saw the edge it was wrapping on was sharp so I sanded it smooth. The others looked sharp too so I sanded them all just in case. Then, while tuning my guitar one of the tuners just kept turning for three or four turns until the string began tuning to pitch. And then it started getting tight and difficult to turn. I tried several times with the same results. I'm done trying to make them work. I was trying to save some money but it's not worth it if they don't even tune properly. I bought some Tone Ninja black locking tuners for about $14 more. But they were worth it. They installed easily and work great. I am returning the 2nd set of Guykers.

As many buyers I presume, I start by looking at the bad reviews and it of course got me worried! Well, I'll tell you now, I have only good things to say! Installing is super easy, didn't have to drill, screw holes aligned perfectly. I measured and they geniunely have a 1:21 ratio, precisely. The main reason for changing the original locking tuners on my Ibanez - other than the ease of putting on new strings - was that I hoped to improve the tuning stability. The current Ibanez tuners would go drastically out of tune after a playing session or even over night...not anymore! 🙂 Despite it being winter now, meaning that the differences in temperature are really high between when the heat comes on and off at night, it stays very much in tune! (of course a very slight tuning is always necessary, as it would with any guitar tuners, but it's very much playable immediately). At this price point, there is definitely nothing better and I wonder if there is really any worthy improvement with some of the more expensive and established locking tuner brands out there?

Look great and nice tuning action.

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Muy buenos bloqueadores, aunque el color a mi parecer no eran tan dorados como el puente de la misma marca Aunque investigando más creó muchas guitarras que manejan clavijeros dorados son de ese tono de color