Voting mechanics
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Gibson MH-010 Deluxe Green Key Tuner Set (Vintage Nickel)
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Gibson MH-060 Deluxe White Button Tuner Set, Vintage Nickel
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Fender ClassicGear™ Tuning Machines, Chrome
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Fender Vintage-Style Strat®/Tele® Tuners, Nickel (6)
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Fender Set Screws for Knobs (24)
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Schaller Machine Head GrandTune® Mandolin A-style - Satin Pearl
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Fender 70s "F" Style Stratocaster®/Telecaster® Tuning Machines Chrome (6)
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Fender Vintage-Style Guitar Tuning Machine Bushings (6), Nickel
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Fender Tuning Machine Bushings - American Deluxe/American Series Guitars, Chrome (6)
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Fender Locking Tuners, All Short, Chrome
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Fender Locking Stratocaster®/Telecaster® Staggered Tuning Machines (Polished Chrome) (6)
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Fender American Vintage Stratocaster®/Telecaster® Tuning Machines (Nickel) (6)
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Gibson MH-020 Deluxe Green Key Tuner Set (Vintage Gold)
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Gibson MH-040 Deluxe Reissue-Style Tuner Set (Nickel)
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Fender American Vintage Guitar Tuners, Staggered
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Fender American Vintage Stratocaster®/Telecaster® Tuning Machines Gold (6)
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Lazer LK-1288 Tuning Machines for Steel String/Electric Guitar, Chrome Plated, 6-Line
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Schaller Machine Head GrandTune® Classic Hauser - Nickel w. Perloid White Square
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Cordoba Guitar Tuner - Blossom Black/Gold w. Black Ebony-style Buttons (Bass)
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Fender Road Worn® Guitar Machine Heads
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Gotoh String Locking Screws, Nickel
Tuning pegs are an essential part of any guitar or bass, as they enable precise adjustment of the string tension to achieve the desired tone. They are typically located on the headstock of the instrument and are made of metal, often materials such as steel, brass, or stainless steel for durability and stability.
Tuning pegs come in several variants, including traditional "vintage" pegs and more modern, gear-driven tuning pegs, which provide more precise adjustments. The quality of the tuning pegs has a major impact on the instrument's ability to hold its tuning over time, and therefore it is important to choose high-quality tuning pegs for a more stable and precise performance.
In addition, some tuning pegs, such as those on electric guitars, can have a built-in "locking" mechanism that prevents the strings from slipping and thus holds the tuning longer. It is a good idea to choose tuning pegs that match the instrument's design and functional needs.
Tuning pegs come in several variants, including traditional "vintage" pegs and more modern, gear-driven tuning pegs, which provide more precise adjustments. The quality of the tuning pegs has a major impact on the instrument's ability to hold its tuning over time, and therefore it is important to choose high-quality tuning pegs for a more stable and precise performance.
In addition, some tuning pegs, such as those on electric guitars, can have a built-in "locking" mechanism that prevents the strings from slipping and thus holds the tuning longer. It is a good idea to choose tuning pegs that match the instrument's design and functional needs.
