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Grover 18:1 tuners turn the tuner post one time for every 18 turns of the tuner button.
If LSRs are 40:1, that means you have to turn the tuner button 40 times to rotate the post a full rotation. If LSRs are designed for fine tuning, this makes perfect sense, because it means the movement of the post is slower, and therefore more accurate.
The larger the ratio, the slower, but more accurate your tuning will be. That is why I prefer 18:1 Grovers myself over other tuners, which are usually 15:1, or 16:1. Those are fine if you have a fine tuning bridge, but if you've got a TOM set up, the Grovers are more accurate. I suppose the LSRs would be even better, except they look stupid, and from what I hear they're a pain in the ass.
not a pain in the ass to me. My KV1 takes less than 5 mins to change out strings. I think LSR's are the schiznit!
hey, as I see there's still the baseplate under the Kahler.
Swap it away!
The big baseplate in direct contact with the wood will awake some "sleeping ghosts".
hey, as I see there's still the baseplate under the Kahler.
Swap it away!
The big baseplate in direct contact with the wood will awake some "sleeping ghosts".
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