Epiphone Casino replacing keys

[g6120]

I have a 2007 Epiphone Casino and would like to replace to tuning keys with

 

Gibson Epiphone Gotoh Kluson Tuning Keys Tuners - the green plastic version

 

Is there a direct replacement without any modifications .

[Swoop]

I have a 2007 Epiphone Casino and would like to replace to tuning keys with

 

Gibson Epiphone Gotoh Kluson Tuning Keys Tuners - the green plastic version

 

Is there a direct replacement without any modifications .

 

Kluson brand ones are a direct replacement, but Gotoh, Grover, and other brands are not. The stock tuners on a Casino are, dimensionally, identical to Kluson ones.

http://www.wdmusic.com/3_on_side_kluson_nickel_pearl.html

 

I just put a set on my Casino, but the oval button version like the stock tuners. The screw holes int he back line up perfectly, but you will need to remove the stock bushings and fit the ones that come with the new tuners, as the shaft diameter is larger and won't fit through the stock bushing. Very nice tuners actually, very well made.

[g6120]

So the example you indicated will fit without drilling and do the bushing I need come with the keys and just take out the older bushing and replace with the new .

 

Thanks

[Swoop]

So the example you indicated will fit without drilling and do the bushing I need come with the keys and just take out the older bushing and replace with the new .

 

Thanks

 

Yes, the ones I linked to will be a direct fit. And yes, they do come with the bushing that you need, and you simply remove the old ones and fit the new ones, they're a direct replacement too.

 

However, removing the old bushings is not the easiest of tasks, and it's probably wise to get a luthier, or someone with some proper tools, to do it if you're not confident.

[g6120]

Yes, the ones I linked to will be a direct fit. And yes, they do come with the bushing that you need, and you simply remove the old ones and fit the new ones, they're a direct replacement too.

 

However, removing the old bushings is not the easiest of tasks, and it's probably wise to get a luthier, or someone with some proper tools, to do it if you're not confident.

Ya thats great and noticed they are on Ebay for some what lower cost as well . Thanks