Wilkinson

Wilkinson Machine Heads 1:19 Tuners for Gibson, Epiphone Les Paul SG ES WJ303

£27.99

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4.78

WJ303-BK

Colour: Black

Black Gold Chrome Nickel

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Colour: Black

Black Gold Chrome Nickel

Product details

Designed by Trevor Wilkinson for Epiphone / Gibson LP SG ES guitars, or any project that requires a set of high quality 3 & 3 machine heads.

These tuners have a sealed housing & mounting screw hole at 90 degrees.

The 1:19 gear ratio, combined with solid brass gears, ensures superior tuning stability and precision over the lower quality hardware typically found on standard & mid-range guitar models.

Please note: some Les Paul models come with push-in bushings as standard. These are easily removed and replaced with the screw-in type supplied with these machine heads.

• Supplied with 10mm Screw-in bushings
• Gear ratio 19:1
• Solid brass gears
• Mounting hole at 90 degrees
• Colour-matched screw included
• Mounting screws not supplied

Responsible Person

Wilkinson machine heads

These heads feel like grovers tune like grovers and stay tuned like grovers

Great tuners

Great set of guitar tuners for the price.
Knocked 1 star as they don't turn as smoothly as the Grovers.
Otherwise I'm happy with the purchase and the customer service
Thanks 😊

Northwest Guitar service

Spoke to a helpful guy
bought excellent quality parts
Will use them regularly based on that

Good Value for the Price

I got these for a tenor guitar that I'm building. I've not fitted them yet, but needed them at this stage so that I could finalise the design of the head. Sure, there are Rolls Royce quality machine heads to be had, but I've used Wilkinsons on other builds and haven't been disappointed - I think they are well made and work perfectly well; in a blind test, I doubt if many people could tell the difference between Wilkinsons and a more expensive offering.