Are these schaller locking tuners a direct, drop in replacement for a mid 2000's PRS SE Soapbar II guitar (Korean made 2 P90's, double cutaway) ?
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Hello, I do not own a PRS guitar... But other than drilling one small hole for the little screw that holds down the tuner on my gibson les paul jr and other epiphone guitars i own yes......I plan on owning a PRS SOON.. PS i like grovers that i have on my epi guitars but these lockers schallars i feel are the best on the market for the money and stay in tune!
282062
I haven't tried them on that guitar but they were a direct drop in replacement on my 2014 SE Custom 24. I think the headstock is the same on these SE's so my guess is they should work fine.
282063
They dropped right into my SE custom 24. Those two guitars should have the same headstock.
282064
If your PRS has diagonal mounted screw holes then yes they should fit. I put these schallers on my PRS Se Custom 24 7 string and yeah they were pretty much a direct replacement.
1430962
Sorry, I am not sure, but try to type the model of your Ibanez and search and see what is the replacement p/n.
1348693
Hi Carlos, if you want to put locking tuners on a "vintage" american made stratocaster as I did, $58 is a good deal for these. Mine were very easy to install -- I did not even have to remove the original head bushing or use the screws provided -- just insert the tuner into the original bushing! More important, the locking tuners keep my strat in tune! 'Nuf said. Cheers.
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I would think so. All I have is American Standards so I can't say for 100%. You could post on Strat Talk and maybe someone could give you a direct answer. I think I bought three sets of these. I don't think these are American made tuners. These might be slightly heavier than the American ones. These are pretty decent but my locking tuners on my Strat Plus feel a bit nicer. On one of the three sets I bought one tuner is really tight and I think I have it on my G string on one of my Strats. It still works it just really tight when I tune. For the price these are well worth the money. I thought I paid close to $50 for a set now I see them listed at $43. I would think so. All I have is American Standards so I can't say for 100%. You could post on Strat Talk and maybe someone could give you a direct answer. I think I bought three sets of these. I don't think these are American made tuners. These might be slightly heavier than the American ones. These are pretty decent but my locking tuners on my Strat Plus feel a bit nicer. On one of the three sets I bought one tuner is really tight and I think I have it on my G string on one of my Strats. It still works it just really tight when I tune. For the price these are well worth the money. I... » Read More I would think so. All I have is American Standards so I can't say for 100%. You could post on Strat Talk and maybe someone could give you a direct answer. I think I bought three sets of these. I don't think these are American made tuners. These might be slightly heavier than the American ones. These are pretty decent but my locking tuners on my Strat Plus feel a bit nicer. On one of the three sets I bought one tuner is really tight and I think I have it on my G string on one of my Strats. It still works it just really tight when I tune. For the price these are well worth the money. I thought I paid close to $50 for a set now I see them listed at $43. « Show Less
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I'm not sure, they look like the same design. I had to hammer them into my epiphone. It was a struggle but they work fine.
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I contacted the manufacturer that I found on line...they were super nice...they replaced a lost tuner...I hope this helps
802319
I have my original 1972 Les Paul which has the kluson 2 screws for each machine head. The EPI usually followed suit. This grover 102c is what I put on my old Martin acoustics and simalar guitars. I would not use these.
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I believe it will not since V5 is designed to substitute the tailpiece on ordinary Gibson-like guitars, in which the string's ball-end is pulled by this part, not the bridge. Your PRS's string's ball-end pulling is done by the bridge itself (there is no tailpiece) and V5 does not work as a bridge.
545629
You would probably have to drill the holes so the nut will screw down properly but should work ok however if this is an old guitar you may not want to do that because it will effect the value of the guitar you can still find the correct tuners for your guitar which wont effect the value that much
1399974
On my Epiphone DR-200S, I had to buy a drill-bit and very slightly ream the holes. The grover package will say the hole size. The grover tuners are much improved over the stock tuners. No slop.
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I honestly do not know, It fit my guitar and I have a prs singlecut. I had to drill new screw holes as the holes to hold the tuners were in a different place.
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These are vintage modern tuners and fit inside standard closed tuner holes but if u have just the vintage small klusons ( u can tell by the small washer/insert on top of headstock,they just push in, no nut on top of peg to tighten) then u will have to reem out the peg hole. Never use a drill as u can easily crack the headstock. Kluson makes new tuners wich fit like closed tuners. They are more money but better than grovers. Check them out, they have 16:1 ratio and these grovers have 14:1 ratio. Some have 18:1 ratio. I had the new vintage kluson stock on my lpj but they had black keys, yuk. Well, they were a bit better than the these grovers i just put on. If i wld have known kluson makes these new vintage modern tuners with the green keys i wld have bought them instead. Hope i didnt confuse u. Buy the klusons over the grovers if u switch. They were not available back in the day. The small klusons with inserts are fine but u can have one or two get loose on you. If yr gibson stays in tune, keep it stock unless u cant live with them like me, cldnt stand the black keys on a gibson. They switched back to green this year on the lpj and sgj .
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It is ~ 2 + 7/8" to 2 + 15/16". Apparently this is standard for all my 3 Epi Les Pauls, Washburn Idol and RX50 and all the other 335s with the same hardware. Can't believe an SG is only ~ 2 + 1/4"! How many strings does your axe have? SG is derived from the original Les Paul, so I imagine it has the same hardware there.
2014694
I installed them into a PRS SE custom 24 and they fit perfectly. I can't guarantee that they fit the SE 245 the same but I think they will because the SE head stocks are all the same, I think.
1477729
yes. I always replace the made in China tuners that come with most imported guitars. The Grovers stay in tune.
177011
Not familiar with that particular model but, as with any guitar, I would think if the screw holes match you are good to go.
1119576
Grovers are not standard to Epiphone and I replaced Grovers I installed 40 years ago on my SG standard with Gibson tunners to bring it back to original. I'm not sure what is original Epiphone but I think they will work perfectly