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Epiphone les paul custom tuning machines?


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Hello, I was wondering which one of these two is the grover model tuning machines for the epi les paul custom because mine are destroyed and i need to order new ones...

 

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Tuners/Guitar,_solid_peghead_tuners/1/Grover_Full-size_Locking_Tuning_Machines/Specs.html#details

 

http://www.stewmac.com/shop/Tuners/Guitar,_solid_peghead_tuners/1/Grover_Full-size_Rotomatics/Specs.html#details

 

Any help appreciated! =D>

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Looks like full-sized Grovers, same as on my G-400. My LP 100 has Gotohs.

 

I think Jinho makes tuners, including some nifty cheap nickel keystone buttons, that will replace Grovers without drilling.

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I might be in the minority here, but even if you have the extra cash to spring for the lockings, just stick with the rotomatics. I for one LIKE the little slides in tune that the rotos have after a while. More character that way. Hell, one of my favourite guitar sounds came from Jeff Buckley in the original recording of his cover of "Hallelujah", and that was FILLED with tuning issues.

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The Jinho tuners I mentioned in a recent thread are excellent and substantially less expensive than Grovers.

Often stock on new Epis. An alternative to think about. I don't know about availability of the Jinho brand in your part of the globe' date=' though. Have a look.

 

http://store.guitarfetish.com/fusigrch3x3t.html

 

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Just a heads up...

 

I ordered these in gold for my last build, and they were not drop in replacements. The tuners I got from Guitar Fetish used press in bushings, which would not work on my Epi due to the diameter of the holes in the headstock. They were larger than the outside diameter of the press-in bushings.

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