Guyker Guitar Locking Tuners (6 for Right) - 1:18 Lock String Tuning Key Pegs Machine Head with Hexagonal Handle Replacement for ST TL SG LP Style Electric, Folk or Acoustic Guitars - Black

These arrived very promptly. I had an issue with one of the tuners, the collar wouldn’t tighten down far enough against the headstock. After contacting Guyker they sent a new one free of charge; that’s now fitted and working fine. Great customer service!I would say they’re not quite as good as really high quality (and expensive) locking tuners, but they do a really good job, look great and hold tune well.If they were twice the price, I don’t think anyone could tell, they’re well made and finished. The only one very small issue I had was that on a very light string, I tightened it a bit too much and broke the surplus string off. This wasn’t an issue since the remainder of the string held tight in the tuner; not sure if more expensive tuners would do the same when over tightened. (I’ve since learned that you shouldn’t and don’t need to tighten these down hard.)If you can, and want to spend more for Graphtech or Fender locking tuners, you potentially should, but these make an excellent alternative that don’t disappoint.Good value for money, hence five stars.

For £25.99, these are brilliant value. They are smooth, lock well and work perfectly. Running is stable and they look great. What more could you want?

Fitted to an Ibanez gio, they work great.I did file down the point on the end that contacts the string though, in an effort to stop them from cutting my strings.

Ok, so if you're tuner hunting like I was you really only want to know the following things... So here we go!1. They look great. They're excellently machined with a rich gold finish and they look and feel premium (just as nice as the official Fender tuners on my Strat... At half the price).2. They work! So easy to change it strings, stable tuning and they don't drift.3. Fit requires a small, easy adjustment for My Bonanassa Custom ... So probably most LPs.They're a shade too narrow on the collars (but this allows a greater variety of instruments to use them... Better than too wide!).All you need to do is get some some tape (I used scotch tape). Cut around 6cm of tape and slice it down the middle, length waysThis makes a perfect width to tightly wrap around the collars, creating a shim (expanding the width).They will now seat in the headstock snuggly.With that done, line the tuners up parallel (just eyeball it).4. The screws! As you can see the fixings are 45° not right under the tuner. For me, this was just fine as my original screws were spinning from re-tightening over the last 20 years.5. You don't need a drill to fit! Before you take a drill to your axe... Read the following!Firstly, line them up. Next, you'll need a fine center punch tool and a hammer (the ones you tap into wood to start a drill hole).Line the centre punch up with the screw hole and GENTLY tap the punch into the headstock. ROTATE it as you gently remove it (don't wiggle it out ... You'll risk splitting the wood).Pop the screw in the starter hole and slowly and carefully screw it in. If it doesn't want to go in... Use the center punch again gently.Using this method I achieved a perfect fit for all screws in less than 2 minutes... Without using a drill.They now look amazing. I'll not fill in the original screw holes in case I ever want to reinstall my Grovers (unlikely as, unexpectedly, these are better).The guitar now feels stunning to play. String bends don't drift the G string and it's weirdly quicker to tune... And rock solid tuning stability once in.Many negative reviews for off-brand guitar parts are a result of a lack of ability to make simple adjustments. There is always size variance between models and brands of guitar...a bit of common sense, some basic tools and sticky tape can save you a fortune.My advice would be to buy these and follow these simple instructions ... Rather than spanking nearly £200 on Grovers.I hope this answered the questions I needed to know when I was browsing!Rock on!

Absolutely fantastic tuners for the price! Usually you'd have to pay at least double the price for such great quality!Look great on the guitar I put them on and was a straight drop in to swap with old tuners (Squier Stratocaster SE).Tuning stability is much better and react better when fine tuning compared to previous stock tuners. It might be psychological but I feel like they have improved the resonance of the guitar as well!Definitely recommend these as an upgrade to stock tuners on cheaper guitars, however don't be replacing your Grovers or anything for them 😅

I had an old honda accoustics, nice sound but kept going out of tune badly, fitted these, easy to fit, looked good and the quality is great. My accoustics now stays in tune and sounds great. This is a great upgrade for your guitar, definitely worth the money.

really nice looking and good build quality

I have used different tuner brands in the past and Guyker is simply high quality for a decent price. I have used them for 3 upgrades now and none of them disappointed. They come properly packaged, no issues, no faults on the tuners and they just work. Solid.