3L3R Guitar Vintage Style Locking Tuners Tuning Pegs Keys Guitar Machine Heads Guitar Part for Les Paul Guitars Nickel with Ivory Button

these have worked great. so much cheaper than name brand!

I essentially made my own SG Jr using the body of a Harley Benton.. these tuners were excellent they looked the part and, more importantly, they hold tune great, and they were drop-ins with no extra work needed. **Hope I'm not jinxing it, I've only had it for about a week but they seem to be holding tune with no problem so can't complain.

These are really nice tuners and punch above their weight class. They’re smooth and lock up very nice. I have been using them for a couple months and have not experienced any tuning instability. I’m not saying that $100+ tuners aren’t “better” but I also can’t say these are worse. 100% recommend and I’d buy again.

Over all a decent product. Fit my Les Paul Studio deluxe just perfect and is a great alternative to a vibrato trem system. Holds my tune well and looks sharp on the neck. I got the classic ones that resemble the Wilkinson's type keys. And the closest to the factory look as I could get. Not disappointed in the quality. Pretty nice and seem durable. Hope this helps your decision on what type of locking system works for your guitar and playing style. I'm not a whammy bar fan myself so this works for my playing style.

Once again, this goes to show that you don't really need to spend a lot of $$$ to yourself some gear. These work, and work well. I installed these onto a Gibson SG, and had to also order the conversion bushings. They hold the damn guitar in tune (Gibsons are notoriously unstable in terms of tuning - can be, anyways...) and I am finally able to enjoy playing it without needing to activate my pedalboard tuner every ten seconds or so - yes, it was THAT bad. Highly recommended. Get em.

Awesome tuners for the price. Used these in an Epiphone SG Special I had laying around. They weren't a direct fit, and new holes had to be drilled, but the guitar was cheap, so I didn't mind. The housing and gears feel great, but the shaft that actually pins the string feels a little cheap. But they're also under $30, so how picky can you be? Overall, would definitely buy again.

Some of the machines are so loose it makes your guitar feel like a toy. If you have regular tuners that are Grover or similar, these are a major downgrade, and the locking mechanism is irrelevant where the machine quality is so poor.

These are much nicer than I imagined they would be. I purchased to install on my parlor steel string. Not only do they look great, they perform very well. Also very nicely boxed, the finish is super clean, each one of the tuners is straight and accurate. Pleasantly surprised, very satisfied and I highly recommend!

Great fit, great feel, great look and great value. I will purchase these again.

I was watching a YouTuber luthier, who nonchalantly said: "There's no reason not to have locking tuners on any guitar." And the light bulb came on! So I ordered these to replace the existing tuners on a favorite acoustic guitar, which I play a lot and change the strings a lot (don't like coated strings). Wow! WOW!!! The screw holes lined up perfectly, and within 30-minutes the tuners were replaced and I had new strings on. They came to tune easily, without the usual string-wrapping exercise. This is much easier, more stable, and these KAISH tuners are quite good for being 1/3 - 1/4 the price of their brand name counterparts.

Kaish branded. Look good. Some backlash when tuning.

Are you putting these on a custom shop? No Do have a guitar you like and want to install some great tuning heads? No? Wtf you doing here then? Good quality, keep tune, I'm using slinky 10's, es335 style hollow body with floating stop piece.

Replace my Wilkinson tuners with these and they fit perfectly. I did not even need to replace the old bushings. Took 15 minutes to complete the job on my Harley Benton DC Junior. No complaints whatsoever.