ItsaBass
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Re: Tuners
Be aware that Grovers are not what they used to be. They used to be awesome; now they are pretty poor quality in the grand scheme of things. I'm not sure exactly when the quality dropped, but it was definitely over 15 years ago, and maybe 20. They'll likely be better than your stock tuners, but they won't be "great" copared to many other options. I prefer Sperzels, Hipshots, Waverlys, and Gotohs to today's Grovers...and I'm almost certain that Gotoh makes a drop in tuner that will require no reaming of your guitar. Gotoh is my go-to (I love how well they drop in so seamlessly, how stock they look, how many options they are offered with, their awesome "almost invisible" locking system, and their height-adjustable posts), followed by Hipshot, and then Sperzel. (I always custom order directly from the company when buying Sperzels, so I can get the nickel finish with small buttons, which look way better than the standard large buttons IMO).
OK. Unless someone screams NOOOOOOOO I'm going with the Grovers @ MF
Be aware that Grovers are not what they used to be. They used to be awesome; now they are pretty poor quality in the grand scheme of things. I'm not sure exactly when the quality dropped, but it was definitely over 15 years ago, and maybe 20. They'll likely be better than your stock tuners, but they won't be "great" copared to many other options. I prefer Sperzels, Hipshots, Waverlys, and Gotohs to today's Grovers...and I'm almost certain that Gotoh makes a drop in tuner that will require no reaming of your guitar. Gotoh is my go-to (I love how well they drop in so seamlessly, how stock they look, how many options they are offered with, their awesome "almost invisible" locking system, and their height-adjustable posts), followed by Hipshot, and then Sperzel. (I always custom order directly from the company when buying Sperzels, so I can get the nickel finish with small buttons, which look way better than the standard large buttons IMO).
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