Guitar Tuning Pegs 3R 3L Tuning Pegs String Keys Tuners Machine Heads for Strat Tele Electric Black

Add some lithium grease and they're perfect. I like the look for my project guitar.

Quality tuners for the money. I use these for cbg builds and the quality is acceptable but they're cheap enough to help keep a build under budget. One star off for just seeming a little cheap. Though no failures on any builds yet.

They seem to be of good quality, as described. Black anodized sealed housings complete with screws, bushings, and washers are a great deal at this price. Actually, they won't fit the guitar I wanted to use them on without modifying the guitar. They require a countersunk hole in the headstock, which I should have noticed in their photos and description. I'll find a different set for my current project but keep these for future use on some other guitar.

I ordered these to replace the chrome tuners on my crappy Walmart guitar. The new black tuners don't turn as smoothly as the chrome originals, have some small chips in the black paint, and have plastic turning keys. The black pegs give the guitar the look that I was going for and do hold a tune; but I won't be surprised if I have to replace them again. Originally gave 2 stars, but bumped it up to 3 because all of the tuners do work fine for now, despite not being very good quality.

Thought replacing my old tuners was going to be tough. It was very easy. Great price.

Good quality works great on the cigar box guitars

Good

I bought these and the color is nice and dark black. Sturdy construction upon first glance. Removed from package and installed on my acoustic guitar. 2 of the tuning keys would not hold the tension of the string. I used light gauge acoustic strings. Tried tightening screws and it didn't help. I removed the tuning keys and disposed of them.

I bought these to replace the tuners on my acoustic as my old G string tuner snapped clean off.Got round to replacing them last night, and one keeps slipping when I try to tune it up. I've had to hold the back of the tuning peg tight to stop the rod from slipping out while screwing the top in tight with a screwdriver; then it holds enough to be tuned a little before needing a little more tightening with the screwdriver. Once it's tuned up it seems to hold.