GotohSD90-MGT 3x3 Locking Tuning Keys with Lock Knob - Nickel

EXCELLENT QUALITY, EASY INSTALLATION ON A 59 EPIPHONE LES PAUL, SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT IN TENSION AND TOTAL EASE OF CHANGING STRINGS

Great upgrade for my guitar

Perfect fit for my 2010 Gibson LP Studio. No alterations required. They work fairly well but note they are a similar ratio to the stock tuners. If you are looking for more fine tuning control the Kluson Revolution are a higher ratio, but also almost twice as much. If your guitar isn't problematic with staying in tune I think these would be fine for most people. I add locking tuners to every guitar I buy and I've never had an issue with Gotoh. They make great stuff!

Acceptable locking tuners, but my order did not have the screw pack that is supposed to be included. I saved the screws from the old tuners so I wasn't messed up, but this means the package had been opened. As well, the package itself showed signs of having been tampered with...the tuners were not in their slots and the end flaps of the container were sprung. Come on, Amazon... if you are going to sell products that have already been returned at least do a good job of including all the parts. Sheeesh.....

Real deal tuners. I replaced the tuners on my Les Paul studio and these are great

Great tuners in a perfect match what I previously had on my guitar. I like the vintage look!!

At first I LOVED these, they dropped in and looked great. Then I noticed that one key doesn't move right away as you turn it. I takes almost half a turn of the key before the post starts moving, for EITHER DIRECTION! Avoid these if you can. Plus they will make you send the entire set back to them before they authorize and ship out a replacement, instead of just have you send the defective ones back in the same box. Wish I would have gone with a different seller.

Gotoh tuning machines are always a good choice. The arguments will always be there for other well-known tuners, but I've had Gotoh on all sorts of guitars and have never wanted for more. I did a ton of looking to see if these would be a direct fit for a PRS SE. Having found no definitive answer, I went ahead and ordered them. I have a set of these on a Gibson and those were a direct fit. The "vintage" style are unpredictable simply because they use press-in bushings rather than threaded. In the end, I did have to pop-out my OEM bushings and eem out the holes in my PRS SE Zach Myers a little over 1/64th and gently press in new bushings. The OE bushings were not only smaller OD but also ID so I wasn’t able to put the peg of the new tuning machines in through them. I will just caution that you might face this issue and maybe the next person wondering will find this review. Enlarging the holes is no big deal but if you are really concerned about not modifying anything about your axe or don’t have the ability to do so, these might not be for you. There are probably other ways of doing this but I had good results and am very happy with them. The tuners that came with the Zach Myers are the only disappointment and this upgrade took care of that. Rock on!