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Connor Briggs - Posted - 01/21/2011: 10:13:32
I have an old mandolin that needs some new tuners. I want to know is there a standard size for the new ones to go in, and is this something that could be done at home? Any suggestions on brands? I like the Waverly, but I would like them better on my new mandolin, if I ever have to get some more for it. Thanks!
George Flink - Posted - 01/21/2011: 12:46:56
If you go on the Stewart McDonald web site. There is a lot of information about mando. tuners and their specs.
mandogryl - Posted - 01/21/2011: 17:20:44
Gotohs are hard to beat for the money. Waverlys are the creme de la creme.
Oh, I almost forgot: With Gotohs you can buy F-4 style OR F-5.
Edit reason: Added comment.
Edited by - mandogryl on 01/21/2011 17:23:09
Connor Briggs - Posted - 01/21/2011: 18:15:31
Thanks! I've been looking at Golden Age tuners. I want the Pearloid Knobs in gold. The ones I have are gold too, so I want to keep it the same. These would fit perfectly on it! Thanks for the feedback :D
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