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3 x 3 WJ28N Open Back Tuners for Gretsch/Hoffner/Acoustic Guitars
3 x 3 WJ28N Open Back Tuners for Gretsch/Hoffner/Acoustic Guitars
SKU:WJ28N_BK_3
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Wilkinson WJ28N Open Back Tuners
Introducing the Wilkinson WJ28N ‘Waverly-Style” set of tuners with butterbean tuning keys
Designed for guitars that require 3 tuners on each side of the headstock. Each machine head features an open back with exposed solid metal gears, and a gear ratio of 1:19 for excellent tuning accuracy.
When it comes to value for money, Wilkinson hardware really is hard to beat. Made from high quality materials, and with great attention to detail, these tuners would not look out of place on any high-end instrument.
Features
• High quality Wilkinson product
• Open back with exposed gears
• Ratio 1:19
• Solid metal gears
• To fit 8mm tuner holes
• Colour matched bushings and screws included
Please note: These will not fit all Gretsch Electromatic guitars, as tuners specifications do vary from model to model. Please check the diagram above against your own guitar before buying
Specifications
Specifications
To fit 8mm Tuner Hole









Excellant - received in good condition and swiftly
Great thanks
Quality and value for money as ever from Wilkinson hardware. Smart and well made machine heads. Doing exactly what is needed, looking great and a an affordable but significant upgrade to often cheap feeling 'standard' die-cast machine heads.
I needed to replace a broken machine head on a Gretsch Electromatic this fit perfectly – it's not exactly the same length of turning shank but it's not that noticeable that it's different, and the handle itself is pretty much identical too. It looks different from behind (don't we all) – the fixing plate is a different design, and the cog is black and not gold, which is the biggest difference. In terms of operation, I think it might actually be a better quality than the original machine head, but it's early days. The only drawback I can see is that I now have 5 spares, but who knows maybe I will need them. My best advice is don't let your Electromatic fall over sideways – mine was in a padded, soft guitar case, and fell over slow, but the machine head broke with surprising ease, suggesting to me that they are not actually that good, despite the cost of the guitar. First time I've ever let a guitar fall over – total accident – but won't be doing that again!