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Your cart is empty.when purchasing a set of 3x3 tuning pegs (tuning keys) for you Les Paul Guitar, there are indeed several key factors to consider to ensure that the classical machine heads you choose is suitable for your guitar and provides a good experience here are some recommendations for your reference: 1. compatibility of the model match: The Les Paul is a classic guitar model, but different years and versions of the Les Paul may have different tuning peg hole sizes or spacing. Ensure that the tuning pegs you choose are fully compatible with your guitar model. Most Les Pauls use 'sealed' tuning pegs, so confirm this point Hole Size: Measure the diameter of the tuning peg holes on your guitar and check if the new pegs can be installed directly or if re-drilling is required. If re-drilling is needed, this may involve additional work or professional tools Metal Material: Tuning pegs are typically made from brass, steel, or other metals. Brass tuning pegs are usually heavier and can enhance sound quality, while steel pegs are lighter and more durable. Choose based on your personal preference and tonal requirements Gear Ratio: The gear ratio of the tuning peg determines how much string tension is adjusted with one full turn. Common gear ratios are 14:1 or 15:1. A higher gear ratio means finer tuning control but may require more turns for large pitch adjustments our tuning keys with gearing ratio 18:1 is good for keeping your guitar in tone Color and Design: The color and design of the tuning pegs can affect the overall appearance of your guitar. If aesthetics matter to you, choose pegs that match your Les Paul's color or opt for unique designs to personalize your instrument Locking Feature: this tuning pegs set with a locking feature to prevent string slippage, enhancing tuning stability. If you perform live often or need frequent tuning, these pegs might be a good choice Friction Resistance: the LAMSAM 7386 tuning pegs have appropriate friction resistance to maintain stable tuning without being too tight to adjust DIY Skills: If you're not familiar with changing tuning pegs, choose easy-to-install options or consider having a professional guitar technician assist you. Some pegs may require special tools or techniques for proper installation. By considering these aspects, you can confidently choose the right 3x3 tuning pegs for your Les Paul guitar. I hope these suggestions are helpful! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask when choose the pegs, please consider below data and compare with you guitars: 1. check the screw mount holes 2. check the mounting hole of screw distance 3. the outer diameter of the bushing
Phillip Laclede
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
These aren't bad tuners they certainly look nice. The plastic is a little darker than you might expect but overall has that nice vintage look to them. So far they feel fine and don't have any jumping. They're not super high quality but they're also not super expensive so you can't really complain
Lehi Marion
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Very well made. They function beautifully. Great as replacement or for an original build.
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