Fender Pure Vintage Guitar Tuning Machines

$ 49.99

Score By Feature

Based on 67 ratings

Stability

9.90

Easy to install

9.90

Value for money

9.28

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Product Description

Tuning machines for guitars that are covered with stamps

Each tuning machine has the word "Fender" stamped on the back.

All mounting hardware is included in the package

Used on Stratocaster and Telecaster guitars from the 1960s and 1970s.

Fits most vintage and modern Stratocaster and Telecaster guitars; American Standard and American Deluxe models are not compatible.

Questions & Answers

Will they work with my Fender Telecaster MIM FSR from 2013? What vintage tuners, if not these, will fill the void? Thank you very much! ?

What tuners are currently installed in your MIM FSR? Are they the Fender-branded sealed modern tuners with Fender written on the back? If that's the case, you'll need conversion bushings to use these vintage-style tuners. The current tuner hole in your headstock is designed for a 10mm tuner bushing, but pure vintage "kluson style" tuners use a smaller bushing and will not fit. To use these, you'll need to purchase these tuners as well as a set of conversion bushings. I hope this information is useful.

I'm looking for a conversion bushing, but I'm not sure where to find one. ?

Stew Mac

Will this work with my Fender California Series Strat from 1997? Someone installed new tuners and wants to replace them with the originals. ?

Some of the newer tuners have a sleeve in Bost for original turn in keys, but you'll need to use a bushing for fender.

Are these Gotoh products made in Japan?

They are, in fact.

Selected User Reviews For Fender Pure Vintage Guitar Tuning Machines

A Squire J M Jazzmaster was purchased with this purchase

3/5

These tuners are not compatible with the Sprier Jazzmaster. Squier tuners cannot be used interchangeably. Even if they appear to be superior to the guitar's original equipment, they are obviously of no use if they do not fit. br>br>I hoped that a brand-name tuner would fit an instrument made by the same company. I'm confident they'll work fine if they're designed for your instrument.

Skyler Tanner

| Jan 18, 2022

Tuners are very nice

5/5

Beautiful vintage tuners, but they need to be spaced correctly! These won't work on a guitar with tuning posts that are 1 inch apart (like the Squier made in China)!.

Aidan Townsend

| Aug 29, 2021

Tuners who are very good

5/5

For a vintage-style Fender headstock, these tuning machines are ideal. Split top design, small press fit bushings, oval buttons, and nice short posts for proper nut break angle. FENDER is written in a single line across the back of each casing on mine.

Layla Clarke

| Mar 29, 2021

The look and feel of a vintage tuner with a modern fit and finish

5/5

These are fantastic examples of pro- tuners of the highest caliber There is no slipping or rattling with these.

Carolyn Walters

| Feb 07, 2021

Tuners who are very good

5/5

These tuners appear to be the best bang for your buck.

Justin Stafford

| Jan 08, 2022

Excellent item

5/5

Excellent item.

Leighton Koch

| Jun 13, 2021

If they're a match, consider yourself lucky

3/5

I'm very upset. This is the only seller from whom I would not buy again. I purchased two, one of which had an open bag, one part missing, and five of the parts that go on top of the holes did not fit the guitar or the tuners. I'm furious.