Fender Schaller Locking Tuners  

This is one of the best purchases I have made from Musician's Friend...after several years of making great purchases here. These tuners are a must have especially if you have a Fender or Squier guitar.

Installation is as easy as pie, the tuners are solid and amazingly strong. My guitar stays in tune no matter what I do...if you're even remotely thinking about getting a set of these, I'm telling you...DO IT!!

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Overall I say if you play a Fender or a Fender clone you're an idiot if you don't buy these and install them.

These locking tuners are fantastic. I have played a few guitars with different style tuners and these are not only the best for tuning, but most user friendly. (Most locking tuners have the piece that unscrews and comes out, this one does not. ) If you are having tuning issues, buy these!

Five star quality. Really well made.

For price, very fair. A few tuning pegs I have seen are pricey and not as good, but these are excellent.

Excellent option. Buy now!

Bought me a set of these for my 2000 MIM Strat,after reading all the rave reviews. It seems i have gotten a bum set. While they looked great and installation was a breeze,i noticed after installing them there were 2 different size post on them. 3 of one size and 3 of another. I also noticed after tightening them up there was no way the strings were gonna completely clear the nuts as the string holes were barely exposed. I discovered these locking tuners would not work on MIM Strats. I read several of the reviews concerning MIM Strats and they were all good. What gives?

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My Kramer Pacer is not equipped with a Floyd Rose, and at the time I was looking for something a little more in my budget to add to my guitar, in hopes that the tuning would stabilize. I went to my local music store and I looked at these. I was kinda doubtful at first, but I took a risk and picked them up anyway. I took them home and opened them up to find that there were two little metal rods on each individual tuner, that requires small holes on the back of the guitar. Well, I don't really care how my guitar looks as long as it does what I want it to. So I took out a drill and put the holes there. After getting the tuners bolted onto the neck, I strung up the guitar with EVH strings and locked the tuners in place. As usual, the strings needed to be stretched out, but as soon as the strings were broken in, the tuners did their job. I also put a Planet Waves Lubrikit on it to just put oil on the spots of friction, up and down the neck and guitar. Well, after the strings have been worn in, the tuners have been amazing. My guitar stays in tune all the time now, except for once in a blue moon when I will just abuse the whammy bar. If you have a guitar that is coming out of tune and you don't have a whammy bar, pick these up and your problems will be solved. If you have a guitar with a whammy bar and it comes out of tune, put some of these on your guitar if you know how to use the whammy bar. If you don't know how to use the whammy bar properly, you should probably look into buying a Floyd Rose.

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