That’s why I use them.I got the kluson revolutions, yeah string changes were quicker, but so what? I hated the look of them. That wheel, every time I saw it I wanted to vom. Gone back to the original ones.
Perfect.Grover locking tuners came on my les Paul traditional pro. They came with the keystone buttons. I changed them to the kidney bean buttons. The only difference I see is the thumb wheel on the back. They look the same compared to my other les Pauls that have the regular grovers.
Fair play buddy, I would do same lol, just need a sick bag nearby, lol. In terms of aesthetics I love me those vintage milk bottles. Gotta have pat pending USA stamped on them though.That’s why I use them.
Fast string changes, I’m a heavy handed acidic sweater, I gotta change em every night, it’s a chore.
Ditto.Grover locking tuners came on my les Paul traditional pro. They came with the keystone buttons. I changed them to the kidney bean buttons. The only difference I see is the thumb wheel on the back. They look the same compared to my other les Pauls that have the regular grovers.
I'm not really crazy about that design.I have locking Grovers, not on my LP, but on two USA Dean Hardtails. They look just like the regular Grovers, no big locking button on the back. I did not want that look for my guitar. I can’t recall the model name or number, but they have the internal cam inside the post. You insert the string and the cam turns until it locks on the string, then the post turns and tunes the string to pitch. Easy Peasy.
Edit....it’s the 106 series from Grover. Here is one link to buy them. I’m sure there are others.
Grover Original Locking Rotomatics (106 Series) 3+3 Tuners | stewmac.com
Rotomatic tuners that automatically lock the string as you tune. For 3-left/3-right pegheads.www.stewmac.com
Yeah, mine are dead. 4 out of the 6. Which reminds me, I need to pull them out and mail them off to Grover. Hopefully they’ll let me switch them out for the regular thumb wheel design.I'm not really crazy about that design.
I've seen a few that are broken.
Trogly had a set with one broken on his Reverb store for months. Looks like it's gone now.Yeah, mine are dead. 4 out of the 6. Which reminds me, I need to pull them out and mail them off to Grover. Hopefully they’ll let me switch them out for the regular thumb wheel design.
+1There are some good things about locking tuners, but the effect on tuning is totally overrated. Most are eyesores too, especially Sperzels. Grovers are easily the best looking, and sometimes I have to look twice to notice the knob - nicely done. I did like the knobless locking Klusons I had on a guitar years ago. But now they relocated the string hole on the post and they're useless.