Split Shaft Locking Tuners at Martina Gardner blog

Split Shaft Locking Tuners. I have them on two strats right now.  — the mlt33n is a thoroughly modern kluson locking tuner with a round back and ‘tulip’ style heads. A small rounded pin sits on a screw of each individual shaft, which is easily turned with the edge of a coin or a screw driver, providing the locking mechanism to help your guitar hold its tune. staggered, adjustable stagger (hapm), locking or regular split shaft, how about locking tuners without the tension wheel?. No slipping, easy string changes, etc. Also, apparently la bella makes strings. I use these, and all are locking with staggered posts.  — if a slot tuner was locking, i'd think the locking mechanism ought to still be 'higher up' on the tuner, to avoid the string. They work really well for me.  — hipshot staggered locking tuners. I learned how to do that when changing strings not. a quick google shows a lot of people like the gotoh sd91 for a split shaft tuner for those.

a quick google shows a lot of people like the gotoh sd91 for a split shaft tuner for those.  — the mlt33n is a thoroughly modern kluson locking tuner with a round back and ‘tulip’ style heads. Also, apparently la bella makes strings. No slipping, easy string changes, etc. I use these, and all are locking with staggered posts. I have them on two strats right now. They work really well for me. I learned how to do that when changing strings not. A small rounded pin sits on a screw of each individual shaft, which is easily turned with the edge of a coin or a screw driver, providing the locking mechanism to help your guitar hold its tune.  — hipshot staggered locking tuners.

Sperzel TrimLok Locking Tuners 6 InLine Right Handed (Chrome, 5) Glued to Music

Split Shaft Locking Tuners  — if a slot tuner was locking, i'd think the locking mechanism ought to still be 'higher up' on the tuner, to avoid the string. I learned how to do that when changing strings not. I have them on two strats right now.  — if a slot tuner was locking, i'd think the locking mechanism ought to still be 'higher up' on the tuner, to avoid the string. A small rounded pin sits on a screw of each individual shaft, which is easily turned with the edge of a coin or a screw driver, providing the locking mechanism to help your guitar hold its tune. a quick google shows a lot of people like the gotoh sd91 for a split shaft tuner for those. Also, apparently la bella makes strings. I use these, and all are locking with staggered posts.  — the mlt33n is a thoroughly modern kluson locking tuner with a round back and ‘tulip’ style heads. No slipping, easy string changes, etc. staggered, adjustable stagger (hapm), locking or regular split shaft, how about locking tuners without the tension wheel?. They work really well for me.  — hipshot staggered locking tuners.