LifCratms 6 Pcs Black Locking Tuners 6 Inline Guitar Tuning Pegs
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LifCratms 6 Pcs Black Locking Tuners 6 Inline Guitar Tuning Pegs
- 【The Size You Will Get】 Fits many guitars with 25/64” / 10 mm nail holes and 45 degree screw holes, a good replacement for your old, damaged tuner
- 【High-Quality Material】 Made of zinc alloy material, has good mechanical properties and wear resistance, the surface is coated with anti-rust layer, not easy to rust, durable, is a high-quality sealed tuning plug
- 【Fully Sealed Design】The fully enclosed locking tuner provides maximum tuning stability, keeping your guitar in tune, with a gear ratio of 1:15, smooth and easy to screw, strong bite force, firm installation, not easy to loosen, no empty position without slipping
- 【Wide Scope of Application】Sealed tuning key set for acoustic, electric guitar parts, suitable for Fender ST, SQ series and most retro and modern, for LP style common electric guitar or acoustic guitar, the package includes mounting screws for easy Install
- 【100% Risk-Free Shopping】 If there are any quality problems with our products, please contact us via Amazon email as soon as possible. Please rest assured to order, we wish you a happy shopping experience
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