Bare Knuckle Pickups Forum
Forum Ringside => Tech => Topic started by: badgermark on September 21, 2007, 11:40:58 AM
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Anyone seen these before? My new, second hand, strat came with them and I loves them.
Here they be (http://www.planetwaves.com/ptoolsdetails.aspx?ID=5)
Question though, will these be a straight swap for my MIM tele tuners? Or will some drilling be needed? I can't seem to find any info online, and i really $%ing hate google now.
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i really like them too.
they need a 10mm hole which is fairly common to more modern tuners but i am not completely sure whats on the mex tele's. i have taken a few apart but cant really remember removing tuners
take a tuner of the tele and measure the post!
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Awww do I have to? Hate removing strings just to stick them back on.
I'll have a measure when I get my new pickups.
I loves these tuners.
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Which model is your MIM Tele?
If it has vintage-style tuners (like the Classic series) you'll need to enlarge the holes right through the headstock. Or get a different type of locking tuner, like Gotohs.
If it has modern cast/sealed tuners (like the Standard series) it should be a straight swap, but you will have to drill holes for the Planet Waves' retaining screws.
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Gaaar bollocks. I need a drill.
Thanks chaps. I didn't even notice the PW ones had an extra screw into the head-stock.
Really are a snazzy piece of kit, never even heard of them before.
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I think they're a D'Addario spin off company. I've got there chord computer and I'm well impressed (with exception of the high pitched squel when you turn the back light on)
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I got them on my Warmoth SG and they are:
1. Really easy to install;
2. Have an awesome ratio 18:1.
3. Really easy to use.
4. Stay in tune really well.
Info on tuner holes...
http://www.warmoth.com/guitar/necks/necks.cfm?fuseaction=tuners