Just wondering if the pegholes for the tuners are 10mm or a different size? I'm ordering locking tuners and want to know the right size
280142
The pegholes are standard, and I think that locking tuners is a very good idea.
280143
Couldn't say for sure. I tried to measure and they look like about 1/4 inch
280144
Hey Doug,Thanks for the good ?As soon as i get to where the guitar is i will take a measurment and get it out to you . Peace
780644
Yes, 6 tuners. Very nice ones. They look good, too. If you are replacing tuners for the first time, you may have to drill some pilot holes for the screws. I had to ream the holes in the head a bit for the shafts of the tuners to fit through also, but I was very happy with the result. Good luck, and happy playing!
1482383
The peg itself is 1 1/8in from the rear of the gear housing to the tip. The string hole is at 15/16in, or 3/16in below the tip. These fit fine on a typical headstock 9/16 - 5/8in thick.
714738
If they don't fit, enlarge the tuners holes with a drill but, make the hole large enough so the the new tuners fit tightly. And yes, you will need need to drill the anchor hole for each individual tuner.
838627
Hi, I bought such a set from Amazon; as measured by a Starrett caliper, the outside diameter of the smallest part of the peg is 6.4 mm. Diameter of the peg at the collar is 1 mm. The length of the peg is 45 mm from end of peg to collar. The peg heads, are smaller (a couple of mm all the way around, and thinner) than the standard 4/4 peg. Each peg is clearly labeled as to which are for the treble side and which are for the bass side of the peg box.
1971614
Since all pin holes are the same size unless the holes are old then they are bigger then yes they will fit. Bright tone as well. I love them.
1636645
Not sure, suggest contacting Bully Dog. However, Bully Dog changed up their manufacturer specific tuners late 2013 and into 2014 and their universal tuner WatchDog Multi-function Gauge (40400) will work.
1461340
I installed these in an old silvertone. The original holes were worn to the point that they were eccentric (not sharing a common center with the posts..ovalar) I drilled them out and pushed in some bushings ( http://www.amazon.com/Bushings-Fender%C2%AE-vintage-tuning-pieces/dp/B00A8Q1HAI/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1389205120&sr=8-4&keywords=Nickel+bushings+tuning+hardware) which fit the tuners perfectly. Not sure of the diameter.
1311572
No these are "regular" length tuner lugnuts. These should fit in those and most all aftermarket wheels as long as the lug nut seat angle is the same.
2123414
I do not have that model. However, from the picture and this link, they look one and the same. http://www.amazon.com/DAddario-NS-Micro-Clip-On-Tuner/dp/B005FKF1PY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1379883408&sr=8-1&keywords=Ns+Planet+waves+micro+tuner
1048336
They aren't cut for any specific size string, each saddle has the same size notch in it. I've personally tried them with .10s and .11s and it worked with both sets.
978214
These are the kind where the bushing screws into the tuner instead of just the bushing fitting snugly around it. If your current guitar has just the tuning peg and a basic bushing that goes around it, it will probably not fit. If the bushing screws into it (there would be a large base for the bushing to screw into), I can't imagine why they wouldn't fit. They do come with screws, thankfully! 1 screw per peg, however they fit so snugly into my guitar that I didn't even need them.
802320
I have an Epi Les Paul, and these are actually the same tuners that came on it when I bought it. So they'll definitely fit! They stay in tune super well, too.
2143674
Yes, the tuning peg winder works on all size tuners, the peg remover however would not work for removing classical strings
352356
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.
177013
they should! u may need to drill new holes(which any luthier can do easily) but all you need to do is see if the shape matches your current tuners!
532286
They are a little better than the stock MIM tuners, but I wish I would have just went with the shcallers. Dont get them if you think they will keep you from tuning. You will still have to constantly retune your guitar. Tuning stability comes more from your nut than the tuning pegs. They are a step up from the stock tuners, just make sure you tune your guitar with slack in the string. Pull through tight and then pull string back about one fret. Lock the tuner, then tighten slowly giving yourself a nice downward rotation.