Guyker 6 Inline Vintage Guitar Lock String Tuners – Locking Tuning Key Pegs Machine Heads Replacement Parts for ST TL Style Electric, Folk or Acoustic Guitars – Nickel, Cream Handle

Swapped over some cheap old tuners on my partscaster, took about 15 minutes including getting new strings on it - fantastic bit of kit

I bought these as an upgrade for an £80 2017 Squier Bullet Strat that I’m very fond of, but not quite fond enough of to splash out on Fender items. Firstly I should say that they are a big improvement on the original machine heads, which, whilst functional, were ugly and cheap feeling. The cylinders on these have absolutely no play in them, which is an improvement on the slightly wobbly Squier ones. The only real downsides were: - The feel of the 1st and 6th string heads is different to the middle four, with the middle four having a smoother feel to them. Doesn’t seem to make any practical difference but worth mentioning. - The included screws are really puny and one actually sheared off. I actually ended up reusing the Squier ones. For the money though, they are really good. They feel solid, the locking screws work well and clamp the strings nice and tight with enough knurling on them to get a good grip and they look really good.

Nice price but not overly smooth, even after some adjusting.

Usually, I buy Gotoh or Sperzel but didn’t want to spend big on my daughter’s Squier Strat. The original vintage-style tuners held tune fine, I just love locking for quick string changes. The reviews seemed good. Drop in replacements for vintage-style tuners—I used the existing bushings to save faff. They seem to hold tune like any other quality tuner. Maybe not quite the same feel as Gotohs but not a night and day difference. I’d recommend these if you don’t want to spend a packet on a ‘cheap’ guitar. They’ll do the job.

Bought these to replace the vintage style Kluson types off my Squier paranormal. Like most cheaper guitars the tuners can be a nice upgrade and I love the ease of use of locking tuners These fit 6mm bushing and the supplies ferrules are 8.8mm approx by my calliper. As I already had 6mm post tuners I left the existing ferrules in place which made installation a breeze. The locking wheels tighten up nicely and tuning stability is great. Subjective but I think they look pretty lovely too with the nice logo on the back. Nice touch!

Fitted my Harley Benton T-style perfectly. No drilling or expanding holes required. Perfect upgrade, smooth movement, feel great and locking system works well.

they are solid and good finish, but the reason I am giving 3 stars is because one of them , although it works, I can feel the cog slipping during the tunning, so not all of them neat, or great quality control. I liked the fact they sent 1 spare screw.

Decent quality tuners. Fitted straight in my Harley Benton without issue. Good value and work well

Bought these as i felt the price is good enough for locking tuners. Then realized since these are vintage design (looks better than modern though), I had to drill my headstock and buy some additional adapters to fit them in. But once installed its working far better than my stock tuners. Note that even with locking tuners, the guitar will go out of tune but will keep it in tune much longer.

Installées sur une strat Squier, elles n’ont rien à envier à celles de marques plus prestigieuses et plus coûteuses. Elles sont efficaces, précises et du plus bel effet. Pour un tel rapport qualité /prix, pas d’hésitation !

These dropped right into the neck for my Jaguar. I was waiting on a set of Gotoh/Fender Vintage locking tuners that had a delivery date that kept getting pushed back, and I just wanted something with lockers to tide me over and get everything back together. I wasn't expecting much, but was pleasantly surprised. The bushings went in without too much drama, I gently used a small c-clamp to press them in evenly. The tuners all lock and turn nicely, they seem to stay in tune, and they look great. Installing the units to the neck was a cinch as everything lined up perfectly, and the screws all went in nicely. I'm not sure the Gotoh tuners would be that much of an upgrade, at more than twice the price. I'm not in any hurry to replace these, that's for sure. It's nice having the lock on a knob too, it makes string switches a breeze, and no more fussing with multiple string wraps around the peg. Stick the string in fairly taunt, clamp it, and then turn it until its in tune. Makes me wonder why I've not gone to this style years ago.

Verry good tuners.

Absolutely great. These look like they’re made by Gotoh.