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This is a very high quality product
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submitted5 months ago
byMatt
fromPanama City Beach Florida
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Direct drop in for American performer series guitars no body alteration.
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submitted8 years ago
byMike
fromAubrey, Texas
Fits my new Mexi Tele neck perfectly. I haven't completed my Franken - Tele project yet . But these tuners all work smoothly. Seem to be of high quality.
vintage style w/ easy locking
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submitted8 years ago
byRaj
fromOhio
I don't understand why the price is so high.
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submitted3 months ago
asked byJim
fromAurora, Il.
will these fit a squire Stratocaster? if not what kind of locking machines do you offer that will work. I do not mind a little mod if needed. Thanks
I don't know what you mean by a "little mod". Fender Locking Tuners with Vintage Buttons may or may not fit a Squier Stratocaster directly, depending on a few details. Here's what you need to check: 1. Tuner Hole Size Fender Locking Tuners typically require 10mm (modern size) tuner holes. Many Squier Stratocasters, especially lower-end models like the Affinity or Bullet, come with smaller 8mm vintage-style tuner holes. If your Squier has 8mm holes – you'll either need to drill the holes larger (not recommended unless you're confident), or use conversion bushings if possible (but it’s not always ideal for locking tuners). Fender locking tuners usually use two-pin mounts on the back of the headstock. Many Squiers use screw-in tuners or single-screw tuners. If your Squier has different mounting, you’ll need to either drill new holes or consider tuners that match the existing footprint.submitted7 years ago
asked byRalph
fromOrange, Ca.
Do these tuners fit on a Fender MIM Jazzmaster?
The screw holes aren't in the same position as the stock tuners, but other than that it should. You just have to drill the holes.The screw holes aren't in the same position as the stock tuners, but other than that it should. You just have to drill the holes.