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Ernie Ball PowerPeg Battery Powered String Winder


Description
The Ernie Ball PowerPeg motorized string winder is set to change the way guitarists restring their instruments. This powerful peg winder lets you swap out old strings for a fresh set up to 70 percent faster than manual winding. The PowerPeg's universal peg winder head is designed to fit virtually all electric, acoustic and bass guitars, letting you restring with confidence. Now there's no need to dread restringing day—with the PowerPeg, it's quick, easy and even enjoyable. The PowerPeg will transform a tedious task into a breeze.
Up to 70 Percent Faster Restringing
The PowerPeg's motorized design means no more cranking tuning pegs by hand for what seems like an eternity. This handy peg allows you to restring an entire guitar in just a few minutes. Free yourself from the hassle and frustration of manual restringing with the PowerPeg's speedy motorized action.
Universal Peg Winder Head Fits All Guitars
The PowerPeg's thoughtfully engineered universal peg winder head is designed to fit virtually all guitar tuning pegs, from standard 6 inline heads to vintage slotted tuners. No matter what type of guitar or bass you play, the PowerPeg has you covered.
Compact, Portable Design
The PowerPeg tucks neatly into your gig bag or case so you can restring on the go. Powered by 4 AA batteries, the PowerPeg gives you cordless convenience whether at home, backstage or anywhere else. Its lightweight, compact form factor makes it an ideal accessory for guitarists and bassists on the move.
Forward and Reverse Capabilities, Safety Lock
The PowerPeg's bi-directional motor winds strings in both forward and reverse directions. A built-in safety lock prevents the PowerPeg from accidentally turning on during transport or when not in use. Once unlocked, the PowerPeg's easy to use trigger switch provides instant on/off control for winding strings at your own pace.


Features
- Easy-access battery compartment
- On/off switch
- Forward and reverse lever
- Sleek, durable housing
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4.09
58 Reviews
79%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend
Most Liked Positive Review
GREAT TOOL - IF YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING
I've been using this tool for three months and it is really great. Every 2 to 3 months I change strings for my guitars and basses and it used to be a long process �ۡ���� 30min to 1 hr. With this you can change them in a moment �ۡ���� clock in hand 12 min. Nevertheless the principles to change strings remain; if you stress a string too much it will break for sure, if you do not constantly bend it during the process it may break or will lose the tone faster, you wind strings counter-clockwise specially remember this in a 3x3 arrangement or you will break some (that�ۡ���s why it has reverse), etc. This is not a toy neither an industrial tool, it serves for what is meant and is definitively a must if you regularly change strings to your gear.
Most Liked Negative Review
Ernie Ball Power Peg Battery Powered String Winder
I am happy with my purchase of the Ernie Ball Peg Battery powered string winder. Reason being that I have 5 guitars. 2 Strats a Telecaster and a Les Paul and a Gibson ES 335. I use all of these guitars at one time or another and I like the sound of new strings. The power winder makes changing out broken strings on the fly very do-able. It also cuts down on time to re string my main guitars for gigs. The only concern is that it is battery powered and seems to have a little less torque than I would like. Also, I am concerned about how much punishment it may be able to take. I will be curious as to how long it will last before it has to be replaced. Other than that, it is everything Ernie Ball says it is...
- Back-Up5
- Practicing5
- Concerts4
- Several guitars? Ernie Ball preserves tuners1
- Repairs1
- Poor Quality4
- Not Functional3
- Difficult To Use1
- Poor quality control1
- Experienced20
- Professional Musician5
- Novice3
- Child1
- Easy To Use23
- Functional17
- Good Quality16
- Great Price and Performance.1
- Improves Sound1
Reviewed by 58 customers
I would buy this product again!
Verified Buyer
submitted4 months ago
byWilliam
fromBatesville, IN
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
The Ernie Ball power tuner-turner feels good in the hand. This guitar player's "must" has a very manageable trigger to control the speed, and the weight is easy for most hands. I believe the Ernie Ball tuner-turner alleviates premature tuner wear when changing strings. This cordless power tool is steadier than any manual crank-style tuner turner I've experienced, bearings or not. Very Affordable!
One very , very handy item
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submitted9 months ago
byKeith
fromSouth Berwick , ME
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Makes changing strings much more quicker!
Sure beats a hand held winder
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submitted9 months ago
byDavid
fromBloomington, MN
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Saves a ton of time and makes string changing much easier and less annoying. A must have unless your have a cordless drill with a but meant for turning tuners.
Good Product
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submitted10 months ago
byJason
fromWashington, IL.
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
Works like intended. Be mindful of how much tension you put on the sting though. Easy to go to tight.
Yes
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submitted10 months ago
byKevin
fromSt Cloud mn
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Makes restringing a breeze. I have three, one dedicated just for travel. Never leave home without
I would and did buy this product again
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submitteda year ago
byCharlie
fromNk
Submitted as part of a sweepstakes
I love the neon green easy to use this is my second one first one the battery compartment didn't hold the battery so I had to tape it shut still have the old one but I had to by the neon green color is cool ! This time I won't try and force it shut! The torque is at a nice speed the battery seem to last a long time
Q&A
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submitteda year ago
asked byJC
fromKnox, TN
What RPM does it turn at?
I’m very sorry, the manufacturer has not made that information available.submitted7 years ago
asked byMegan
fromundisclosed
What type of batteries does it take and how many?
The Power Peg is powered by 4 AA batteries (not included).The Power Peg is powered by 4 AA batteries (not included).