AOMGD Guitar String Tuning Peg Tuner Machine Head

Bought them to restore an old guitar to working condition and they were an exact fit. Super fast shipping, great price, look nice!

waw..i was happy when i got the tuning pegs,they fit just perfect,and the price are excellent for 6 of them,i only needed 2,but i got 4 extra.they work good and was able to fix my broken guitar pegs.now i can continue practicing.i would recommended to any one who need this item.

There were a good number of reviews trashing these, but they seem okay. I'm sure there's variation set to set, but the gears turn smoothly, came with all the parts, and they were easy enough to install, even with it being my first time doing anything to a guitar. For the price, I'd say they're worth it. My biggest complaint is the screws are the worst. Very soft metal - I stripped em just screwing them in. I don't anticipate taking these things off ever, so maybe don't get them if you're using them on an instrument of any significant value.

If I had paid big money for these I would have been disappointed. They feel sort of flimsy but they do hold a tune. I got these for a school project and really don't care about the lower quality. The only part I was irritated about was I stripped out two of the screws and one of the screw heads actually broke off while installing these. I had drilled out pilot holes, maybe going a bit higher would have helped. I would recommend getting better screws if you want to install these on anything.

Now I just have to put them on. Wonderful.

These were pretty straightforward to install, but boy are they hard to wind. Even after some DW40, turning these pegs is not very smooth. For the price they are OK, but this is a case of you get what you pay for.

My son and I built a "guitar" out of a door threshold, nylon fishing string, a metal dogfood bowl, and these tuners. They did exactly what we needed and it was a fun project. I can't say how they would or wouldn't work in a real guitar setting, but they worked for what we neeeded.

I havetwo where the running screw doesn't line up with the sprocket, I repositioned it and tried other things but no luck. But there's nothing worse than looking forward to playing with me strings and good equipment and something like this happens. There's a chance I installed it backwards, is this my fault or should a simple diagram come with it? 1 little piece of paper with a simple diagram. I've drilled holes in my guitar, spent time installing and troubleshooting. I'm a mechanic, so it's not like I'm inexperienced, but the arrogance of just sending something with no instructions......