Golden Age Restoration Tuners for Slotted Peghead Guitar – Scallop-end

Golden Age Restoration Tuners for Slotted Peghead Guitar – Scallop-end

USD 48.42 USD
SKU: XVt9tsud
Condition: New

Specifications

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Item Must Be Returned Within30 Days
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BrandGolden Age
TypeTuning Peg
MPN2527-N

Pre-war Kluson style tuners reborn! Replica 3-on-plate tuners with "bent tab" worm supports, as made by Kluson from the 1930s to the '70s. They feature authentic steel baseplates and white or cream plastic knobs, plus 15:1 gear ratio for better tuning than the originals. Golden Age tuners are available exclusively from StewMac, made with our expert eye for details and exact specifications. "People who build replica instruments or who do restoration or repair work are just going to love these." —Frank Ford, vintage instrument repair expert Golden Age tuners are the rebirth of popular early 20th Century tuning machine designs, featuring simple steel plates and open gears. Replacements for the originals have long been sought by collectors and repairmen, to restore older guitars and improve their tuning. Our special relic nickel-finished versions complement vintage hardware and add an authentic look to reproduction guitars. Bright nickel tuners have gloss finished knobs, relic tuners have matte finished knobs. 15:1 gear ratio for improved tuning Vintage-style riveted worm supports .236" (6.00mm) string post diameter Original mounting screw spacing (screws incuded) 1-3/8" (34.93mm) string post spacing Installation Tips Peghole spacing: Plate-mounted tuners can't work efficiently if the pegholes are improperly aligned. Our Tuning Machine Drill Jig for Slotted Pegheads ensures the correct 1-3/8" string roller spacing for accurate tuning. Mounting screws: Pilot holes required. Installing delicate screws into hard wood requires great care and accuracy. We highly recommend the #1714 Depth-stop Drill Bit (3/32" bit) for the pilot hole before installing these screws. Lubricate the screw threads with cutting lubricant (also wax or a bar of soap) to reduce friction and help them thread properly.

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