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I have had a set of these on my King V Pro since April, and they are great. The auto trim feature is unique and I like it a lot. They are a perfect replacement fit for a stock Jackson tuner, the tuning ratio is nice and tight, and the 54 gague string fits thru it with ease.....I've yet to try anything thicker but do use the Zakk Wylde 70s on my drop A guitar. I'll let you know if it fits when I install them on my Warrior.
Transitioning from Retired Musician from cover bands to a Full time vocalist/frontman/guitarist in an original and covers band....it's been a while and this should get NASTY!
I use 54 on that guitar for a DropB flat tuning... That 70 must feel like a bass string!
LOL it does feel a little like a bass string, but with the short scale guitar tuned so low, believe me it is necessary to keep it from sounding super sloppy. It's not too hard to get used to because even at 70 it's not all that tight when it's tuned up.
Transitioning from Retired Musician from cover bands to a Full time vocalist/frontman/guitarist in an original and covers band....it's been a while and this should get NASTY!
Yep, they're fully locking. I just put a set on my Ovation acoustic, and they work great - no more long winds! So well, in fact, that I ordered a set for my Washburn 7 string.
Division - American Metal that doesn't suck. Much. Even on Facebook.
Glad that the retrofit question has been answered. I used Wilkinson EZ-LOKs on a Dinky with good results, but they still require winding the string a couple times. If the PWs have a better ratio than Sperzels (12:1 or 13:1 I think), then maybe I'll try them next time around.
Looks great, but i still prefer sperzels. Almost every manufacture use sperzel as locking tuners. Imo cuting are awesome feature, but dont nuff to change your sperzels.
I have a few set of those. They're very cool. On occasion they may fail to cut the Hi "E" on a skinny .09.... but it's partially cut and just bending it back and forth a little will pop it off.
I *hate* seeing lazy players that dont have some cutters to trim off the excess string.... It looks crap. With these, there is no extra step, they're locking, and the string is cut while tuning up. What's not to like? Except the "chrome" has a lot of black on it... and they're not lightweight tuners if neckdive is already a problem for you.
Just put a set on my Stars Warrior. The peg head holes had some trash in them that had to be cleaned out. Some kind of white pasty flaky stuff. Some easy scraping and the PW tuners went right in, no problems.
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