Grover Nickel Tuning Gear (102N)
Key features
- •Set of six enclosed, permanently lubricated guitar machine heads
- •3 + 3 Configuration
- •14:1 gear ratio
- •Nickel finish
- •Includes 5/8" washers, bushings and wood screws
Grover Nickel Tuning Gear (102N)
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Customer Reviews
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Five Stars
Amazon Customer•April 20, 2018
Perfect for my 2015 Les Paul Special to replace those awful Robot tuners.
These are great
John M. Sklar•December 26, 2015
Easy to install and what a difference, the guitar stays in tune. These are a snap to install, if the holes are the right size, and work like a dream. I'm not sure I could tell the difference between Nickle and chrome.
Firstly the packaging was scuffed up and looks possibly like it was opened and returned
Joe Colby•December 17, 2015
I bought to replace a set of Grovers on a guitar on which the gears were slipping. Firstly the packaging was scuffed up and looks possibly like it was opened and returned. One of the tuners is slipping, which means I swapped them out for nothing. Grover's quality has gone way down in recent years. I'd highly recommend searching for a different tuner.
Industry Standard
jake-a-zon•June 15, 2011
These machine heads are great. Found a guitar on the street, and it was worth fixing up so I put these heads on it. Hold true, no slipping, solid feel, great finish. All in all very well made. Good economical machine heads are hard to find, but these are worth the price. They're the same head I have on my Gibson ES 335 dot.
Just keep in mind what finish you want. The N in the 102 stands for nickel. Go to the grover website to review the available finishes.
Just keep in mind what finish you want. The N in the 102 stands for nickel. Go to the grover website to review the available finishes.
