Anderson locking tuners?

  • Thread starter Thread starter Capulin Overdrive
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The non-locking ones are just Gotoh split-shaft tuners. Personally, I think locking tuners should be standard on all guitars, including those equipped with floyds. This opinion is based on the simple ease of use and quick stringing that locking tuners provide. Considering it's not an upcharge from Anderson, I always choose them when there's an option.
 
Locking tuners are great for any guitar, however the ones you have and the early PRS ones that you have to use a coin on are retarded.
 
Metlupass2":2eeob70m said:
Does he even offer non locking tuners?

Where's the pics?!
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Get them sweater puppies out, and i'll post all pics you want! :lol: :LOL:


I'll try and get some up manana!
 
Capulin Overdrive":g4gcsdti said:
Metlupass2":g4gcsdti said:
Does he even offer non locking tuners?

Where's the pics?!
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Get them sweater puppies out, and i'll post all pics you want! :lol: :LOL:


I'll try and get some up manana!
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My g/f and her puppies...old pics but she's still a keeper

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The wicked Hamer is gone
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Bad pics with messed up light, but oh well.


Damn Jim, i thought i had your guitar for a second, but mines got victory inlays! :rock:
 

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Yeah, no hole on the Grovers...they're definitely a PITA. I've gotten used to them and really don't think about it anymore but it's definitely not the best design. Functionally though, they work great.
 
HATE those things...I need to get around to swapping them out for something functional :lol: :LOL:
 
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