YAMAHA APXT2 bought new, > year old, played < 10 times, cased, & no-name tuning pegs already failing. Will these Grovers fit?
599366
If they do it is an easy installation, if not you can take them to your local music store and they will install them for you. It is TOTALLY worth it, whatever they charge. I put these on an Ibanez and it would stay in tune for days!
539517
I'm not familiar with your guitar. I've put Grovers on a variety of guitars and some times they fit and sometimes need to ream hole a bit and may have to plug old screw holes
599367
I would check the size of the holes that your tuners fit into. If they're 3/8" diameter then they'll fit just fine. If the holes are too small you can take it to a shop and they can ream them bigger for pretty cheap. These tuners are definitely worth it.
1743027
Mine are a little too big and I will have to glue the pegs as they come out too easy. Turn it upside down and give a little tap or sand it a bit to fit.
161380
Although my harp is not a Dusty Strings harp, it does have square shaped tuning pegs so my guess is it most likely would be what you need.
1169271
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 .
1439600
The information I found online says that this stand fits the following models: Yamaha's PSR620, PSR520, PSR420, PSR340, PSR330, PSR320, PSR270, PSR248, PSR230, PSR220, PSR190, PSR160, PSR140, PSR78, PSRK1 Entertainment Station, the DJX MIDI Portable Keyboard, and EZ Series keyboards. So I have no idea why yours does not fit, sorry.
815214
Sorry Anthony. I am not sure. I have a yamaha r6 and I can adjust the paddles to the swingarm and the spring pushes the paddles on the swingarm making it snug. But it might fit. (I guess I should have said that first.) and it is a good product. I hope this helped.
2109294
I have them on two electrics. One is an Ibanez and one is an ESP. Just make sure they will fit. The diameter of the post must be the same size or smaller than the holes that the original equipment is installed in. Also make sure the tabs that the small screws screw into on the back of the headstock are the same design as what you have or you will need to drill new ones and the old holes may show. Hope this helps.
791047
I have the Roland Octopad. It fits PERFECTLY. So check the specs on that and see if it's comparable to your pedal board
798317
You should be able to, call yamaha and ask them for sure, or visit http://www.americanmusical.com/content--name-Contact-UsThat is where I bought my yamaha equipment from, call them to find out for sure
609799
The ou5 has Grover tuners and they have a lifetime gu a rented if I remember correctky. This instrument should be repaired or replaced unless of course there is a problem with the string.
899154
They may fit (not sure about that), but I am quite certain you would benefit from getting a set made by a different company. These are POORLY made----don't fit together correctly, threads are sloppily cut--had to be filed to get to function at all and grooves supposed to grip were not produced so they would be useable without a real effort to get them to join. Just not good at all and the company is totally unresponsive----will not take back or give even a partial refund.......Save yourself a lot of grief and look elsewhere........... J. Blain Boise
1103319
They should fit if you have standard handlebars. I have aftermarket miniApes on my Yamaha but it was that standard size and they fit beautifully. Just make sure you use glue or grip tape on the bars so the grips do not slide.
1700095
I dont know but i have them on a Seagull and an epiphone. They will fit about anything i guess. They do enhance the sound a lot but you will notice they are there if you rest your right hand on the bridge as I do, but now I dont even notice anymore. I would say get you a set cause they sound and look cool. I can pull mine out without plyers so thats cool too.
1603005
Fits fine. I question the Yamaha itself. Have twin 200 four strokes and 1 is blown with only 306 hrs
1169277
In short, yes. If your LP came stock with the Chinese-made Kluson machines (Kluson Deluxe/Gibson Deluxe), then it will be a direct fit replacement with no modifications needed. These Grover's have a smooth, sensitive operation, and will keep your tuning stabilized. If the machines are a different manufacture, (Schaller, Grover Rotomatics), the posts, and flange will fit, but small 1/16th holes will have to be drilled for the small mounting screws that are on each side of the gear housing. Easily done and these machines will retain the "Gibsonesque" look everyone digs. I hope this helps. Please feel free to ask any other questions on these, or guitar questions in general. In short, yes. If your LP came stock with the Chinese-made Kluson machines (Kluson Deluxe/Gibson Deluxe), then it will be a direct fit replacement with no modifications needed. These Grover's have a smooth, sensitive operation, and will keep your tuning stabilized. If the machines are a different manufacture, (Schaller, Grover Rotomatics), the posts, and flange will fit, but small 1/16th holes will have to be drilled for the small mounting screws that are on each side of the gear housing. Easily done and these machines will retain the "Gibsonesque" look everyone digs. I hope this... » Read More In short, yes. If your LP came stock with the Chinese-made Kluson machines (Kluson Deluxe/Gibson Deluxe), then it will be a direct fit replacement with no modifications needed. These Grover's have a smooth, sensitive operation, and will keep your tuning stabilized. If the machines are a different manufacture, (Schaller, Grover Rotomatics), the posts, and flange will fit, but small 1/16th holes will have to be drilled for the small mounting screws that are on each side of the gear housing. Easily done and these machines will retain the "Gibsonesque" look everyone digs. I hope this helps. Please feel free to ask any other questions on these, or guitar questions in general. « Show Less
394016
Your best bet would be to call an online retailer such as Musicians Friend, Sweetwater, or Zzounds, tell them that you are interested in buying the case but you need to be sure that your instrument fits inside of it first and ask them to test fit it for you.
869633
Not sure of your model off the top of my head but I think they are standard on all Yamaha units and it woks perfect on mine.