Gotoh Locking Tuners – SD91 The SD series uses a torque balancer to ensure steady rotation of the tuner button giving a high-quality sound performance as well as great functionality.
Gotoh Locking Tuners – SD91 – 05M – Gold 6 in Line 21333GYX
69.99USD
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Description
- The SD series solves these problems by combining “Rock-solid” technology and the post collar or: “Self-Center Guide”, found on enclosed gears in the base plate of the gear allowing the post to perfectly align itself with the bushing which attaches the gear to the headstock.
- The SD series uses a torque balancer to ensure steady rotation of the tuner button giving high quality sound performance as well as great functionality.
- Through its use of the ideal materials selected for each component part you also obtain a far superior sound.
- Gear Radio: 1-15
- String Post: Magnum Lock
- Mounting hardware included.
Additional information
| Weight | 10 oz |
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Huey Falls –
Taken from Amazon.ca Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2017
They fit perfectly. The bushings that were on my © Strat …
They fit perfectly. The bushings that were on my
© Strat is the right size for the tuners, so I didn’t have to change them with the bushings that came with the tuners. There also was a bushing remover in the box nice touch © Gotoh. They work Wonderful, whammy bar Acrobatics is possible now and © Strat stays in tune perfectly. The best thing is I don’t have to kill my thumb restringing with the vintage type tuners, I’m sure you know what I’m mean about that. Thank you. © Gotoh you outdid yourself.~Huey~
Fabio Vieira Soares –
Taken from Amazon.ca Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2016
Five Stars
Well made and the locking feature is superb. Still looks vintage.
Amazon Customer –
Taken from Amazon.ca Customer
Reviewed in Canada on December 15, 2017
But I am so satisfied with these things
😀 big difference compared with original strat (MX) tuners did eliminate about 80% of the tuning problems with using the tremolo (there are still a few issues, probably nut, and springs?). Changing strings is so much faster/simpler. I am very satisfied with these things.